I do have full coverage. 100% sure, but I didn't claim it, because it didn't look like it was in too bad of shape. Got $7,000 for the Jeep and it wasn't worth $3,000. I paid $3,900 for it and beat the heck out of it.

No, it's just the bottom one.

So, do you guys think that the rollover killed my bow? I don't, but it is possible. I didn't want the insurance company to just cut me a check for the used bow and then have to go get a new one. At the time, I didn't have the funds. I thought I was going to get like $3000 for the Jeep and I need every cent to buy a new car, not a new bow. I'll post the pics of the accident for you entertainment.

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I had a bow get hit in a crash,they replaced the bow and let me keep the old one.


Of course the agent is a pro hunter for a BIG bow company.That agents company became my insurance company.

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I wish that was the case.

I actually had it happen 2 years in a row and the second year,the insurance company wasn't as good to me.State Farm(both wrecks were the other person's fault).I told them of the situation and that I was going to get the bow checked out by someone with a shooting machine who had previously had the bow on the machine and knew the specs.I told them I would like to be reembursed for that evaluation and they told me they would not pay if the bow checked out.So all I had to do was say the bow was junk and they would have had to buy me a new bow.The guy was a friend and only charged me 20 bucks and he told me it was fine but that really pissed me off,especially considering that it usually cost 100 bucks to put a bow on a shooting machine.

I know exactly which insurance agent you are talking about TFOX That was a pretty good coincidence there lol!Ive actually shot turtles in the pond beside his house[:-]
Derek