BowTech Destroyer 350! Beware of Bashers!
01-02-2010, 01:54 PM
#51
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jun 2007
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I always tell everyone to shoot as many models as they can get their hands on. I do always remind someone Not to overlook BowTech as they are my personal favorite and have been since 03.
Bows are a personal choice. We will Not all like the same brand or even the same model for that matter. If someone decides to eliminate a bow because of a statement someone makes on the Internet then that's their choice be it smart or not.
I have never and will never stand by while any company or product is needlessly bashed. These threads asked a question and it was answered.
That's all that should matter to anyone
Dan
Bows are a personal choice. We will Not all like the same brand or even the same model for that matter. If someone decides to eliminate a bow because of a statement someone makes on the Internet then that's their choice be it smart or not.
I have never and will never stand by while any company or product is needlessly bashed. These threads asked a question and it was answered.
That's all that should matter to anyone
Dan
01-02-2010, 02:26 PM
#52
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Deer Country
Posts: 2,244
I always tell everyone to shoot as many models as they can get their hands on. I do always remind someone Not to overlook BowTech as they are my personal favorite and have been since 03.
Bows are a personal choice. We will Not all like the same brand or even the same model for that matter. If someone decides to eliminate a bow because of a statement someone makes on the Internet then that's their choice be it smart or not.
I have never and will never stand by while any company or product is needlessly bashed. These threads asked a question and it was answered.
That's all that should matter to anyone
Dan
Bows are a personal choice. We will Not all like the same brand or even the same model for that matter. If someone decides to eliminate a bow because of a statement someone makes on the Internet then that's their choice be it smart or not.
I have never and will never stand by while any company or product is needlessly bashed. These threads asked a question and it was answered.
That's all that should matter to anyone
Dan
01-02-2010, 02:31 PM
#53
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location:
Posts: 7,367
Ya I don't get it, I like Mathews, you like Bowtech, so and so like Hoyt....How in the hell does that effect each of us? Will it cause you or I to miss every deer we draw on from here on out? I think not. I love Dr.Pepper, hate Mt. Dew....go ahead people, create a 10 page thread to bash me for that...LOL
I do like Mountain Dew!!
Dan
01-02-2010, 03:14 PM
#55
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Kansas
Posts: 6,598
As a newbie to both this forum and possibly bowhunting I find this thread and the related ones very interesting/amazing. I like most, tend to let the product stand for itself, I don't need it pushed down my throat to make my decision. The overall "attitude" of the staff/reps of the bow in question have certainly turned me away from that as an option however. Not because of the issue/non-issue with the bow..however you may look at it, but the behavior and attitude that has been displayed while defending the brand by those with some stake in the game..it's a shame...hunting is a sport where everyone can learn a lot from everyone else, as long as there are open minds...
01-02-2010, 03:57 PM
#56
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 264
My thoughts
It nice to see honesty. There was a time you might pay and not get an honest review or opionion. Sometimes one guys opionion may help someone make a selection on which bow.
Bottomline the net now does give us a place to read different reviews of opionions from those who actually have the bows.
We all know advertisers lie.
We also know at times there bad bows of all brands at times and these things should always be uncovered.
DB
If you read several guys saying the same thing its often true.
Bottomline the net now does give us a place to read different reviews of opionions from those who actually have the bows.
We all know advertisers lie.
We also know at times there bad bows of all brands at times and these things should always be uncovered.
DB
If you read several guys saying the same thing its often true.
01-02-2010, 04:45 PM
#57
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 1,282
If thats the case, at assembly Bowtech should put a small piece of masking tape in that area while pressing and assembling the bow. Dealers should also do the same before pressing the bow. Even though the marks are small I wouldn't think they would want them on their top of the line bow. While it is not a huge deal it does not showcase "Good Workmanship". I think they could and will do better in the future.
but they all have feathers on them.
01-02-2010, 05:28 PM
#60
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location:
Posts: 343
Well, I am not sure that we are speaking about bows anymore, but I would say that we are displaying our leadership skills so I will send it to the voters and give you my vote. Mean V, I love you man but you let out your frustrations. GMMAT, short and to the point, but not enough in the the game. BigCountry, you are certainly cool, collective, and one persistent sob so you get my vote. Now back to the destroyer, yep I shot one and will be buying one, but I will keep an eye on this area before buying or compressing. Great job to all of those participating.
