BOWTECH USERS BEWARE!
09-09-2008, 07:56 AM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: York,Pa
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RE: BOWTECH USERS BEWARE!
Sorry to hear that! 
Glad everyone is ok thats the main thing.
Now for the bow I'm thinking the same thing along the lines of Jeff don't know the history of the bow which is 3 years old? Has it been to a shop and gone over ...ie(new string,greased bolts,tuned up, pm'ed) sometimes the little things you let go over time bite you in the end. Sorry to hear all about the bow none the less.
Glad everyone is ok thats the main thing.Now for the bow I'm thinking the same thing along the lines of Jeff don't know the history of the bow which is 3 years old? Has it been to a shop and gone over ...ie(new string,greased bolts,tuned up, pm'ed) sometimes the little things you let go over time bite you in the end. Sorry to hear all about the bow none the less.
09-09-2008, 07:57 AM
#13
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Michigan/Ohio
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RE: BOWTECH USERS BEWARE!
ORIGINAL: twildasin
Sorry to hear that!Glad everyone is ok thats the main thing.Now for the bow I'm thinking the same thing along the lines of Jeff don't know the history of the bow which is 3 years old? Has it been to a shop and gone over ...ie(new string,greased bolts,tuned up, pm'ed) sometimes the little things you let go over time bite you in the end. Sorry to hear all about the bow none the less.
Sorry to hear that!
Glad everyone is ok thats the main thing.Now for the bow I'm thinking the same thing along the lines of Jeff don't know the history of the bow which is 3 years old? Has it been to a shop and gone over ...ie(new string,greased bolts,tuned up, pm'ed) sometimes the little things you let go over time bite you in the end. Sorry to hear all about the bow none the less.
For the record I had a bow that was over 10 years old, and it's still a shooter.
The issue is not the bow IMO, it's the setup
09-09-2008, 08:02 AM
#15
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: North Carolina
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RE: BOWTECH USERS BEWARE!
ORIGINAL: Bluetickhunter
no he didnt even realease the arrow he still had his realease cliped after it happed a beice of the cam stuck 8inches in the ground he;s got lifetime warrenty on it i hope they cover it
no he didnt even realease the arrow he still had his realease cliped after it happed a beice of the cam stuck 8inches in the ground he;s got lifetime warrenty on it i hope they cover it
09-09-2008, 09:07 AM
#17
Boone & Crockett
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RE: BOWTECH USERS BEWARE!
ORIGINAL: BobCo19-65
People on the board can rationalize the brake however they want. I'm just glad to hear he is OK. It sure could have been a lot worse.
People on the board can rationalize the brake however they want. I'm just glad to hear he is OK. It sure could have been a lot worse.
09-09-2008, 12:21 PM
#18
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
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RE: BOWTECH USERS BEWARE!
ORIGINAL: turtleshell
GRAMMAR. It is really tough to read whatyou're typing...sorry.
ORIGINAL: Bluetickhunter
no he didnt even realease the arrow he still had his realease cliped after it happed a beice of the cam stuck 8inches in the ground he;s got lifetime warrenty on it i hope they cover it
no he didnt even realease the arrow he still had his realease cliped after it happed a beice of the cam stuck 8inches in the ground he;s got lifetime warrenty on it i hope they cover it
Really isn't that big a deal. How long could it take to read it even slowly, 20 seconds?
The bows are taken care of ifhe isthe origanal owner.
I know bows blow up but I've been on these forums for some time and Hoyts are another company that people love to slam (deservidly in some cases
) I can't count on 3 fingers the number of times I've read of them breaking. BT on the other hand would take more fingers then I have. Just saying...
09-09-2008, 12:25 PM
#19
Dominant Buck
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RE: BOWTECH USERS BEWARE!
I can't count on 3 fingers the number of times I've read of them breaking.
(I keed!)
09-09-2008, 12:41 PM
#20
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: massachusetts
Posts: 297
RE: BOWTECH USERS BEWARE!
ORIGINAL: Germ
What arrow did he shoot? I suspect in this age of lighter arrows we are going to be seeing more of this, I really think Bowtech is a victim of their own success here. They make a fast bow, so I suspect guys are pushing the limit on weight of the arrow. After a bit of time shooting this is what we get, and yes I called it in 2005 I posted somewhere on wait until these preloaded limbs get 3 0r 4 years on them shooting a light arrow.
BOOM
What arrow did he shoot? I suspect in this age of lighter arrows we are going to be seeing more of this, I really think Bowtech is a victim of their own success here. They make a fast bow, so I suspect guys are pushing the limit on weight of the arrow. After a bit of time shooting this is what we get, and yes I called it in 2005
I posted somewhere on wait until these preloaded limbs get 3 0r 4 years on them shooting a light arrow.BOOM
No he didnt even shoot the arrow you guys he was DRAWING BACK when it happened his release was still clipped even after this all happeend so it has nothing to do with the arrow and either way the arrow was rated for the bow what do you guys think bowtech or the dealer will do he has a lifetime warrenty but would it be covered? he is the only owner and he is the type of guys who aint rich but got a nice bow when i came out and has kept very very very good care hasnt been dropped or dryfired in the 3 years he has had it i dunno just strikes me as weird hope he gets a new bow out of it or atleats they fix his season is 3 weeks away the bow has only about 500 shots threw it
matt
