The most accurate bow I ever owned was a Jennings Apex. That bow could flat out drive tacks. Its too bad they have let that company slip down to where they are now.

PA, it was the latest issue. It may have been in Peterson's, or Bowhunter also, I get all three and I have read and thrown them away so I can't go back and look.

Shadow
I dont leave my bow out in a car or a shed but if some one does for what ever length
they are in cases especialy in cars the heat should not damage the limbs, [right]
Direct sun light maybe, I still find that hard to believe. Just my opinion.

Actually, yes, intense, long duration heat can and will damage the limbs. The light may to some extent but then, if you think about it, your bow can potentially be out in sunlight for long periods of time when you are out hunting. On laminated limbs the limbs can actually delaminate if left in a car on a hot summer day.