bowtech boys
01-17-2008, 06:20 AM
#11
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RE: bowtech boys
ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d
You may also "find" a lot less problems if you get that bow for free... I know I would have nothing but praise. But thanks for your reviewMeanV
You may also "find" a lot less problems if you get that bow for free... I know I would have nothing but praise. But thanks for your reviewMeanV
If you call me a Liar which is what you are hinting at, then back it up with some facts!
Like I said No problems I am experiencing or hearing of in my area.
Dan
01-17-2008, 07:17 AM
#13
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Illinois
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RE: bowtech boys
A small rubber O ring might help as well. It works like a lockwasher but not abrasive and won't sacrific screw length too much. I would of thought that they would have had break away Loctite as welllike everyone was saying.
01-17-2008, 07:22 AM
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RE: bowtech boys
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
As corporate staff I check with dealers in the area and they will relay any problems they are seeing. The one I hear most is We can't get enough Bows. If I knew of a problem in my area or had one myself I would let you know, rest assured. If you wanna call me a Liar no use in hinting or Beatin around the bush.
If you call me a Liar which is what you are hinting at, then back it up with some facts!
Like I said No problems I am experiencing or hearing of in my area.
Dan
ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d
You may also "find" a lot less problems if you get that bow for free... I know I would have nothing but praise. But thanks for your reviewMeanV
You may also "find" a lot less problems if you get that bow for free... I know I would have nothing but praise. But thanks for your reviewMeanV
If you call me a Liar which is what you are hinting at, then back it up with some facts!
Like I said No problems I am experiencing or hearing of in my area.
Dan
I'm sure the Firestone Staff never "heard" of problems either. I get the "knowing" where your bread is buttered..mentality. I'm a business man too!
01-17-2008, 07:27 AM
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RE: bowtech boys
GRatta2d, You sure hinted I was not telling the whole truth. Sorry if I jumped to conclusions and thought you were calling me a Liar.
I am not that sensitiveI have shot Bowtech since 03 and have been on staff barely over a year. I never had problems prestaff days and I still don't.
I butter my Own Bread if you need to know[8D]
Dan
I am not that sensitiveI have shot Bowtech since 03 and have been on staff barely over a year. I never had problems prestaff days and I still don't. I butter my Own Bread if you need to know[8D]
Dan
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01-17-2008, 08:09 AM
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RE: bowtech boys
They will never loc-tite the screws from the factory because the dealer/end user need the ability and ease to adjust the draw length to whatever the customer needs........then when the proper fit is made and the correct modules installed a little shot of blue loc-titewill keepthem from moving.