The Samick Stingray is a sleeper for sure...I haave sold about half a dozen in the last 3-4 months and all my customers are extremely pleased. One of my customers has a 30 inch draw so we set him up with a 40#'r....his arrows just scream out of his bow...quiet too!!

can you buy them with clear glass ?

She only comes stock as far as I know. Opening weekend brought an end to my 3 year drought. 8pt @ 23 yards with a 550 grain arrow tipped with an old Razorhead that went through both lungs and glanced off a T-post 10 yards past him. He only went 40 yards and when he fell the "thump" sounded like someone dropped him from a rooftop. No pics as it was late and the rain was starting to come down but The bow performed perfectly.

I'll have to say, that is one nice looking bow, and from what I've read, seems to perform as well.

They are only available with black glass...but for under $300 they are a heck of a deal!!

Bad news: after 20 or 30 arrows, lower limb has broken. Luckily my son didn't get hurt. Dacron string, 7,4" fistmelle. 27" draw lenght.
Maybe the fistmelle was too small, but... enough to brake the bow?? don't think so.
Now we have a nice broken Stingray.

DANG!  ...and this one was going on 'the list' for someday.

Who knows now.

Buy American!

QuoteOriginally posted by bowmofo:
Buy American!

I've an excelent Ron Pittsley's Predator Hunter, but the upper limb failed (only cosmetic) due to a tiny grain of sandpaper or dust inside the coat of varnish or lacquer. And a Predator Custom Classic of a friend of mine had a twisted limb after a not very hot afternoon inside his car.
Another archers have never had any problem with any bow in years. Maybe it is a question of good or bad luck.

I've got a right handed one identical to this one and they are for sure fast and quiet. I was surprised how confortable they are in the hand.
They don't have to be expensive customs to be great shooters. Don't get me wrong I like those too just can't afford them...lol...main thing is just shoot something even if it is an import.
                                   Charlie

bottom limb? same thing happeneded to my spirit II

Where did you buy it, they generally have a pretty good warranty.  By the way, in the past year I've heard of two Black Widows that had limbs blow, a Morrison that some issues, finish problems on seveal ACS bows...a Howatt Hatfield T/D that broke nearly in half.  Samick makes and sells thousands of bows and I would say they don't break any more often than any other.

I don't hear buy American when it comes to Carbon Express arrows or myriad other things; ChekMate;Border Bows; and all of the Asian, African and South American hardwoods that are used in the custom American made bows.  Samick buys a lot of American ash, elm, maple, and archery accessories, then these guys order an American bow with all imported hardwoods...go figure.

Call Samick...my guess is they will replace the bow.  I'll PM you another thought.

Well, I think I have to say to the forum the same that I've said to George D. Stout in a private message: I'm absolutely sure that Samick will replace the broken bow. And the salesman is a great spanish traditional archer and good friend, reliable man. I hope that in less than a month we'll have a replacement bow at home.

http://www.arquerosdelugones.com/arquerosdelugones/reservado/samick%20stingray%20broken.php

Watch the video that is included in the link of my last post:
http://www.arquerosdelugones.com/arquerosdelugones/reservado/samick%20stingray%20broken.php
I'm rewriting the post because I'm afraid you didn't notice the last message being edited or modified.

A new Stingray came home yesterday:
   
   

This time I feel this one will last many, many years!!!!!
http://picasaweb.google.es/ralvare.lugones/ArcoStingRaySamickNuevoDeAdrian13Nov2009#