Only that if you ordered from a place like hunters friend or something you don't have a local shop for support or service is all. Sometimes there are perks and benifets to paying a little extra at a local shop vrs ordering a bow off the net. Like when you need something done to it or if you need help setting it up.

I am sure Bowtech will stand behind it if you have a problem, but where will you have the work done? Do you have to mail it to them or what? And what happens when the string and cable needs replaced (yearly in most cases). If you don't know how to do it yourself you will have to take it somewhere.

If you are a decent mechanic and can work on the bow yourself and understand how this cam system works then you don't need them for anything I guess.

I mean if you really wanted a bowtech and no one around you sold them, then you did what you had to do. I like mine, but I did get to shoot it first before I bought it. If I could have gotten mine for 400 some bucks though I would have done the same thing you did.

Paul