Wow! After blowing four sets of limbs, the bow was FINALLY replaced. Great service! A bit overdue, but great service. Well, a lengthy thread on that great service could be in order.

Better, I believe that the consumer should know what the cause of the limb failures was. If a manufacturing defect was/is the cause, the manufacturer is obligated to alert the consumers and the dealers of the defect and that problem has been fixed, so that others do not face the same problem and someone possibly seriously injured.

Then too, if Bowtech knowingly has a bunch of bad limbs out in the market and in the hands of people, Bowtech may not want it known.

One does not need to yell and scream, but demands and appropriate threats of actions other than physical would be totally appropriate. However, it is the individual's right to dance to the tune that the guilty manufacturers and dealers keep playing. The problem with that is the manufacturer and dealers then believe they can play the same tune for everyone all the time.