Limb Chicken
Active Member
mole,
I would either take it back to where you bought it assuming it wasn't from the tree stick guy or call mathews and see what they recommend. I have had no problems with their customer service and I know what you mean about the feather max. That was the first mathews that I owned and I wish I would have never got rid of it...
I would either take it back to where you bought it assuming it wasn't from the tree stick guy or call mathews and see what they recommend. I have had no problems with their customer service and I know what you mean about the feather max. That was the first mathews that I owned and I wish I would have never got rid of it...
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mole
Active Member
Thanks Limb. I just got an e-mail response back from Mathews. They said as long as I'm the original owner then I can take it to any authorized dealer and they will take care of it for me.
The Feather Max is a great bow. Every year I think about buying a new one, but it shoots great and puts the meat on the table.
mole
The Feather Max is a great bow. Every year I think about buying a new one, but it shoots great and puts the meat on the table.
mole
mole
Active Member
I had a Hoyt before the Mathews. It was a good bow. My feather max was bought in 97 and this is the first problem I have ever had with it. On the other hand I had to send my Hoyt back right out of the box. After 3 or 4 shots the stabilizer, insert and all, would fall off the bow. They fixed it no questions asked and I never had another problem. Both are good bows, but I prefer the Mathews.
mole
mole
Rackaddict
Life Member
Was your Hoyt that was defective one of those "SUPER-RECS"? Just curious is all.
