BowTech Pros and Cons
04-09-2006, 07:59 AM
#21
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Damascus MD
Posts: 2,751
RE: BowTech Pros and Cons
Ive shot both BowTecs and they are great shooting bows and look pretty darn good. I would buy them if that was the brand I was interested in, in a second. I dont think you can go wrong with either one.
04-15-2006, 08:52 AM
#24
Join Date: Mar 2004
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Posts: 881
RE: BowTech Pros and Cons
The cam lean was not fixed for 06. The constitution for 06 is much worst then the 05. With my 05 I had cam lean pretty bad on the top cam, the bottom cam was fine. For a experiment I switched the limbs top and bottom. The cam lean went away. Two weeks later it was back. Two months later the limb was broke. The limbs cannot take that lean, they get weaker over time. (A note:Bowtech doesn't produce or have 05 constitution limbs.If they don't have parts for last years model how many parts are they going to have in 3 years)
Another con is you are going to use there customer service. I also seem to be using my bow press alot, I'm always working on mine to keep it up. Twisting cables to keep it in time (Which you have to do
) twisting the string to get the draw length back perfect, or replacing thebearings in the cams; it seems tonever stop.
The pros are they have pretty good customer service. They are fast, and have ever other thing a good bow should have. IMO the design is the best out there, their execution isn't that great.
Another con is you are going to use there customer service. I also seem to be using my bow press alot, I'm always working on mine to keep it up. Twisting cables to keep it in time (Which you have to do
) twisting the string to get the draw length back perfect, or replacing thebearings in the cams; it seems tonever stop. The pros are they have pretty good customer service. They are fast, and have ever other thing a good bow should have. IMO the design is the best out there, their execution isn't that great.
