bcwn

I just sent the info to PSE on my freinds be half thanks again guys.....

Ar34shooter

I just seen this post on the pse forum , seems to me you out to bash a bow manufacotr if you ask me, instead of tryign to help your freind fix his bow and keep i nto the great archery sport.hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Rich Baker

I don't agree at all, Read the origanal post doesn't sound like he is bashing anything. let me guess you own a PSE. My Mahthews did the same thing I love my mathews. Go somewhere else. with that noise

Paul L Mohr

I didn't read the post on the PSE forum, but I have talked to Brad via E-mail a few times. He is not out to bash anyone and is pretty polite and level headed when I talk to him. He is simply trying to help a buddy and make sure things are done right by him.

If you want PSE bashing I will go over there. I belong to the site but rarely go there because you can't really voice your opinion without offending someone. I bet if he would have bought a bowtech he would be holding a new bow by now. He may have had to gripe a bit about it, but I bet he would have got it.

If bet if he were one PSE's target shooters he would have gotten a new bow right off the bat just to apease him. But since he is just Joe Nobody who gives a crap.

I agree with most of the others that there most likely is nothing wrong with his bow. These bows can withstand alot and still keep on ticking perfectly. And I told Brad that as well. PSE knows this as well, that's why they don't want to eat the cost and replace his bow. However if he doesn't feel comfortable shooting it, he doesn't feel comfortable shooting it. That's all there is to it. They should try to do right by him, I doubt it would cost them that much. It wasn't his fault after all.

After this he will most likely never buy a PSE product again, and I can't say that I blame him. By the way Brad, make sure he knows that AR bows are made by PSE as well. As are some of the bows made for Cabela's.

Paul

Paul L Mohr

I just read the thread on the PSE forum and it didn't seem out of line at all to me. On the other hand if you are the guy that was trashing him and accusing him you were out of line.

I think I am the one that suggested he post something on the PSE forums about it. Unfortunately he got the response I figured he would.

One of the staff shooters there commented on it being like a truck. If his truck broke down he wouldn't expect GM to give him a new one, just fix it. Well his bow didn't just break down or have a minor problem, it exploded and injured him and could have possibly injured someone around him when the arrow shattered. If my car blew up while I was sitting in it and I got injured you can bet your ass Dodge would be giving me a new one and paying for any other damage that occured.

And I don't care what these people say, if one of the staff shooters bows exploded PSE would be kissing thier butt and they would have a new bow the same freakin day, period.

I suggest your buddy looks at a Darton, Bowtech or Hoyt for his next bow. And that he and the salesman looks over the bow very well before he actually pays for it.

At the very least he should have gotten new limbs, axles, strings and cams out of it. Not just file down the cam and put it back on.

Paul

Straightarrow

Personally, I don't think I'd want to shoot a bow that was so fragile it couldn't easily handle one broken string at full draw. I had that happen to a martin. I carefully looked it over, put it back together and put another 30,000 worry-free shots on the bow. It was one of their $300 models.

I doubt your friend has anything to worry about. Have a competent shop check it thoroughly and all should be well.