"Trouble Free" Bowtech owners thread
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"Trouble Free" Bowtech owners thread
As a new owner of a Bowtech SWAT http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=3336027 (with a 2nd one on order) I would like to hear from other Bowtech owners who own (or have owned) a Bowtech. I / we have seen the threads where people post a problem; let's post about "Trouble Free" Bowtechs (ie... no limb issues). If you did have a problem, but Bowtech took care of it that's okay too. Include the model, year, draw weight, how often & how much you shoot, ect...
Satisfied Bowtech owners, post up.
Satisfied Bowtech owners, post up.
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RE: "Trouble Free" Bowtech owners thread
04 Extreme VFT 70#limbs:tens of thousands of arrows through it without a problem. 3D shoots all summer and indoor leagues in winter. Beat it up in the deer woods every falland it's still like new!
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RE: "Trouble Free" Bowtech owners thread
06 Allegiance- The second day I had mine I was shooting in my yard when a friend came over. He wanted to feel what my draw cycle felt like so I handed him my bow. He pulled it back with his fingers and wham!! he lets it go. I think my jaw hit the ground.
Anyways, after a serious examination, my dealer and I decided my only issue was a bent cam. We replaced the cams and I've shot it thousands of times since. No issue's. Bowtech and my dealer both have a customer for life after the way they treated me.
Dan
Anyways, after a serious examination, my dealer and I decided my only issue was a bent cam. We replaced the cams and I've shot it thousands of times since. No issue's. Bowtech and my dealer both have a customer for life after the way they treated me.
Dan
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RE: "Trouble Free" Bowtech owners thread
ORIGINAL: Mantis Mayer
04 Extreme VFT 70#limbs:tens of thousands of arrows through it without a problem. 3D shoots all summer and indoor leagues in winter. Beat it up in the deer woods every falland it's still like new!
04 Extreme VFT 70#limbs:tens of thousands of arrows through it without a problem. 3D shoots all summer and indoor leagues in winter. Beat it up in the deer woods every falland it's still like new!
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RE: "Trouble Free" Bowtech owners thread
ORIGINAL: mfd1027
06 Allegiance- The second day I had mine I was shooting in my yard when a friend came over. He wanted to feel what my draw cycle felt like so I handed him my bow. He pulled it back with his fingers and wham!! he lets it go. I think my jaw hit the ground.
Anyways, after a serious examination, my dealer and I decided my only issue was a bent cam. We replaced the cams and I've shot it thousands of times since. No issue's. Bowtech and my dealer both have a customer for life after the way they treated me.
Dan
06 Allegiance- The second day I had mine I was shooting in my yard when a friend came over. He wanted to feel what my draw cycle felt like so I handed him my bow. He pulled it back with his fingers and wham!! he lets it go. I think my jaw hit the ground.
Anyways, after a serious examination, my dealer and I decided my only issue was a bent cam. We replaced the cams and I've shot it thousands of times since. No issue's. Bowtech and my dealer both have a customer for life after the way they treated me.
Dan
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RE: "Trouble Free" Bowtech owners thread
If I had to guess I've probably had 400 or sodemo bows over the years...I've never had any limb problems but I have had to replace two cams and a few strings from consumers dry firing them at shows.
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RE: "Trouble Free" Bowtech owners thread
I currently own a
07 Diamond Tec Hunter
08 Alligence
09 82nd
09 Diamond Justice (wife's)
All are great, and I have no complaints with any of them.
I would recomend one to anybody, mine have all been problem free!
07 Diamond Tec Hunter
08 Alligence
09 82nd
09 Diamond Justice (wife's)
All are great, and I have no complaints with any of them.
I would recomend one to anybody, mine have all been problem free!
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RE: "Trouble Free" Bowtech owners thread
2002 BowTech Mighty Mite, don't know how many shots but it was ALOT. Never had a problem, that thing was FAST!
2004 BowTech Liberty, went through two different sets of limbs, BowTech replaced the bow with a 2005 model of my choice (went with an Allegiance) free of charge (found the riser was bent, probablly from my "pro" shop pressing it wrong)
2005 Allegiance, shot ALOT, never had a single problem
2006 Old Glory, I REALLLLLLY miss that bow, definetly the favorite bow that I have ever owned and I wish I wouldn't have got rid of it. I shot the bow for two season, had some of the best scores (targets) and had multiple robinhoods with that bow. I am actually thinking of getting rid of my 82nd Airborne and getting another Old Glory
2008 82nd Airbone, I probablly have 5,000 shots out of it, still going strong, nothing needed replaced and everything except the finish is perfect (the InVelvet hasn't held up for me). Love the bow, but it is a little more touchy for form.
2004 BowTech Liberty, went through two different sets of limbs, BowTech replaced the bow with a 2005 model of my choice (went with an Allegiance) free of charge (found the riser was bent, probablly from my "pro" shop pressing it wrong)
2005 Allegiance, shot ALOT, never had a single problem
2006 Old Glory, I REALLLLLLY miss that bow, definetly the favorite bow that I have ever owned and I wish I wouldn't have got rid of it. I shot the bow for two season, had some of the best scores (targets) and had multiple robinhoods with that bow. I am actually thinking of getting rid of my 82nd Airborne and getting another Old Glory
2008 82nd Airbone, I probablly have 5,000 shots out of it, still going strong, nothing needed replaced and everything except the finish is perfect (the InVelvet hasn't held up for me). Love the bow, but it is a little more touchy for form.