I was just admiring my bow when I noticed that the serving around both the top and bottom cams is seperating. Should I be worried about this? The bow is only a couple weeks old and I hadn't been planning on purchasing custom strings for it. However, if this is going to cause problems I may as well go ahead and order a new set.

What do you folks think?

Top cam;



Bottom cam;

i say order away and not worry about it plus that cant be good anyway you look at it

Take it back show it to them.

Yea, that's not supposed to happen. It's always a good idea to get a set of gibblet strings anyway.

Its a little disapointing to be running into problems already, but I'd rather it happen while I have the money to get it handled than when I'm flat broke.

I definitely had Gibblet in mind when I started the thread, MO.

That's a pretty poor serving job if it seperated there. It's not a very sharp corner. It's more common when you draw back and the serving seperates where it bottoms out on the module but seperating around the cam shouldn't be happeneing. I wonder if they will take care of you since strings and cables aren't covered under warranty.

Honestly I don't think I'm even going to worry about bothering Bowtech about it. Chances are I would have eventually purchased a set of custom strings for it anyhow, I just hadn't intended to for awhile is all.

I may send them an email to let them know it happened, but I won't expect them to do anything about it.

While I'm not saying it's ideal, I've had strings do that and have still shot them for a couple more years with no problem.

Only reason I'm really worried at all Greg is because I had the string on my Martin snap in the same place. I hadn't noticed if the serving was seperated there before it happened, but I hadn't looked for it specifically either.

I'd just hate to see the same thing happen to this bow.

I don't think I'd want to see a string snap on ANY bow... []