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There's another possibility. A lot of strange things happen to a bow in a press. Especially true if he isn't using the right press for the parallel limb bows. There are a lot of "supposedly great" shops out there using old presses on these new bows. You can really screw them up. If he hasn't bought the brackets to update his presses the dealer may be the cause of your problems too.

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Sounds like there is something else wrong with the bow to me too. I am on my 5th bowtech now and not 1 problem.

Rick

RE: This is a nightmare
 

Well it goes back to the dealer today butfornow I am going to Wally world and get one of those indian bows with the suctioncup arrow tips.
At least I can still practice before the season starts.

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Make sure you get one with the proper draw length and spined arrows or you will really have problems when you get your bowtech back!!!!

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Maybe the dealer can convince Bowtech to give me a new bow:D

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Like the commercial says...the most important thing is....shoot a Mathews!!

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Sucks to be you man..I Know I'd be trading that thing in or fixin it and selling it. I sure wouldn't take it hunting! Be it a Bowtech, Hoyt, Mathews or whatever..there are bad apples in every basket.

Otherwise we wouldn't need Quality Control..and these guys are"mostly" human too..they make mistakes.

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CATCH US IF YOU CAN!!!!!!!!!!!!

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As someone who has worked fora Companywho supplied Mathews, Extrusions, for the riser, well let's just say...see my last post above!

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Really too bad buddy. Good luck with getting things taken care of.