Hunter Dan7

My friend bought his bow last year and it has been shoot about 1500 time and he has already had to replace the string and i have a out bact that has been shot waaaaaaaaaaaay more and i just replaced the string. Anyways he had a bowshop look at it and they said that it had a leaning cam (under Mathews warrenty still) So he took it to the Mathews dealer were he bought it and they said the same thing (leaning cam) but mathews wont replace it. Has anyone else had this problem???

ArrowMike

What are you trying to replace? The bow or parts(cam,limb,ect) of the bow? Because I dont think any company would just give you a new bow. Now if it's some think that the pro shop cant fix, then you should be able to send it to them for service. But make sure you get a RA # before you send it to them or else they will not except it.

Rory/MO

i would call up a manufacters plant or something

matters

Give Mathews a call they will straighten things out.

LostInWoods

Glad I decided on a Bowtech

jeremy3303

You could very easily have the same problem or worse with a Bowtech, NONE of the manufacturers have a perfect record regarding problems with their products. Not trying to start a debate, just trying to stop a bash fest.

Hunter Dan7

They think that it is a weak limb thats causing the cam to lean. And to lost inthewoods i have a mathews now and was going to upgrade to either the DXT or the 2008 Bowtech 82nd airborne couldent decide but the question is easy now, 82ND AIRBORNE

ranger56528

Havent had any probs with mine,more then 1500 thru it..

LIWoods....Really.....thanks for sharing.....

LostInWoods

No bash fest mang...just having fun. There are going to be problems/defects with any brand. I like Mathews and Hoyt as well brother.

jeremy3303

The problem isn't with mathews, its with the dealer your dealing with. Mathew's has a very good customer service record and will take care of you if you give them the chance. I suggest giving them a call and seeing what they can do for you.