ya rear view shots on all of the targets

ive been looking at some pse product dont think ill be getting one now sorry about the bow glad you wernt hurt

ya ill end up making it anyways see that they dont make it anymore,but they still are in alot of shops

So . . .  some questions.  

Why did it break at the stabilizer bushing, right along the glue line ?  Your bow reel was not the type that is installed there.  

Although they call it a stabilizer bushing, I haven't seen anyone hang a stabilizer there for  YEARS.  What I have seen is folks installing bowfishing rigs.  If it so weakens the bow, why did they install a bushing there (I am assuming they did it and not you, as aftermarket). Also, that break sure looks like it backs what you were saying,  the stress was on the handle at the pivot point, while under stress of shooting.

I personally think the wood handle bow / bowfishing statement is a crock. Nearly everybody that shoots a stick for bowfishing uses wood.

Seems that they are just not a company to stand behind their products.  Sorry your bow broke.  I suggest another builder.

I won't be buying anything that says "PSE" on it.  I am personally getting a bit tired of BS handed to us by manufacturers turning out a bad product, then claiming it is out of warranty.  It is either a good product, or it isn't.  You will stand behind it, or you won't.


ChuckC

chuck there is a glue line through the center of the riser that goes through the handle up to the fadeout...so length wise..well it snapped at the handle but first let loose at the stabiler witch caused it to break in the handle..the whole glueline failed the whole length of the riser..ill not support anything that comes from their factory.....