Mr.Bro said:
Why would you take your bow to the same guy who messed it up the first time?Especially when you have the knowledge and equipment to do it yourself.
Sounds like you have a grudge against him and just want to make him look bad.
Most here can see through this.
I created this post for every archer,
everywhere, that may read this post as a general post for people to at least become somewhat familar with their specs/measurements, because
I have seen many archers that are unaware of what their basic measurements are, or even what they should be. Even if they don't know how to adjust it themselves, if they take their equipment
anywhere and if the bow is handed back to them and it's not close then question the work performed--nothing more, nothing less.
No grudge against him at all, and there is nothing to "see though", it just irritates me to no end to have someone that is a "professional" perform at the level he did on my bow and the other situation on here, as well as others I know of--especially when these bows are the same manufacturer he sells. I desperately would love to be able to support him, or anyone else for that matter that came along, and would do it in a minute because he really is a very nice guy, and because he really is the only game in town, but with the kind of work I personally have seen him do on mine and the tune of several Mathews Bows he has worked on that I have witnessed I cannot recommend him--I don't have to make him look bad, unfortunately the quality of his work is doing that. Like I have previously said, I honestly really like the guy, I just don't like the work I have witnessed and if the topic comes up, I will share my experiences with others just as others on here that have not had bad experiences shared theirs--why have you choosen not to question their motives? Have you never warned a friend about a product, or a service you have had problems with, based on your own experiences, if the topic comes up--sure you have!
If you would have read my original post (
http://www.tndeer.com/tndeertalk/ubbthr ... =2&fpart=2 2nd page) you would have noticed that I took it in strictly for warranty work and he said he could improve my setup--I never have and never will claim to know everything about archery, or anything else for that matter, because it changes too quickly. If a professional, that knows more than you, told you that they could help you improve your shooting would you not put the trust in them? Sure you would, I hope! Yes, he messed up the first time, but everyone has an "off" day and I took that into consideration. Everyone makes mistakes, but the same two mistakes years apart? To me, that is a pattern.
