Your pic would prove nothing. Were back ordered on them here. You want a pic of the empty racks?

This is drizzu not my drunk moron roomate! They probably did trade in their switchbacks, for switchback xt's!!!!

Hey Davidmil, does that make Mmmmmmm the spankmees, (Yankees), of bow manufacturers?

If LEN ain't pushing them they ain't gonna sell David.................................

If Len LIKED em.......................you would sell many of them................................What does Len like.............................Oh.........Darton s

You should know all this..........

Heck........I can't sell a damn PSE to save my life.............LOL.........Gotta rack full mach X's..................Some shops sell the crap out of them

Any one want a deal

Oh............I am a darton dealer also

I went to a pro shop with the intention of buying a Matthews switchback.I looked around and asked the salesman what his suggestion would be, as I was not really all that informed about anything more than the hype surrounding new technology. He refused to steer me, and said that I needed to decide for myself. I shot several and when it came down to it, the Bowtech Tribute was my choice for several reasons. I was surprised, since all I ever hear about is matthews at just how superiuor the Tribute was. I am looking forward to bagging my first buck with it this fall. I went from a PSE Durango to the Tribute. I also am impressed with their sense of patriotism .

I'm bored!!

The first time i have been on here in a while and i can't believe i wasted this much time reading this useless thread.[&:]WHAT A WASTE

I don't beleive you. I think it was you the whole time. You backed down when a couple of boys put you in place!!

Ahhh, but you see, therein is the flaw in your arguement. He NEVER pushes "A" bow. He won't tell prospective customers what he shoots. I was privy to one of those conversations Friday. THe guy wanted to know what bow he shot. Len said, Idon't want to influence you that way. I shoot what feels best for ME. He offers to let them shoot any bow in the shop. He'll even go as far as to change cams to put them in the right draw length. He gives them a speel about finding the bow that feels right to them and they like the draw. He tells them percieved benefits of short/long/letoff etc etc... but never pushes them in a particular direction. As fas as Dartons, he probalby sells fewer of those than anything. His number one sellers are most assuredly Bowtechand Hoyt. Another friend and I helped him tag a bunch of new bows Friday and put them up. Lots of Trykons and all those things.

WOW and WOW AGAIN....