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Rick James

The bow needs to be taken apart to check everything. Get it on a press, and check the limbs VERY carefully. Run a cotton ball over all surfaces in both directions to catch the edge of any small splinters, this will make them more obvious. Check the string/cables VERY carefully and it may make sense to take them off and measure them. Pull the axles and roll them on a true flat surface to make sure they are straight. Last of all check the cams thoroughly to make sure they aren't warped, and that the bushings/bearings are true and smooth.

Matt / PA

Currently 10 posts below yours.........

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2843291

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Matt / PA

Well I'm sure whoever you sell it to will appreciate the fact that it was dry fired without their knowledge.



You will tell them right?

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LKNCHOPPERS

Let us know how it fared. I would be interested to see if anything is wrong due to the dry fire.

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killadoe

I dry fired and old PSE edge one time and had to send it back to PSE, I cracked a limb broke cables damaged the wheels and all other kinds of stuff. They just replaced everything but the riser, it was like a new bow when i got it back. Apparently there was alot of damage to it.

MECHDOC

If its a Hoyt you got 1,499 more before you have to worry.