Martin IS NOT closing the traditional plant

[portugeejn]

Two Tracks suggested someone edit the subject on the original post, but this is probably the next best thing.  I posted this in a couple other threads also.

Just got off the phone with Martin Archery, and was told by the operator (the only real person I could get a hold of) that the rumor is NOT true. The Damon Howatt items will have a separate flyer, but they are NOT "closing down".

RonP

[ron w]

Thats good news, not only for the archery world, but for the folks who work there.

[ratgunner]

Amen.

[2treks]

Way to go Ronp

[Ragnarok Forge]

That is the information I just got from my contact at Martin Archery as well.  Thanks for posting the facts.

[d. ward]

Thats outstanding news really outstanding news.What a great day for archery.bd

[Benny Nganabbarru]

Glad to hear it!

[freefeet]

[wollelybugger]

Bought a Savannah last year and what a nice bow. I''m glad they are still going.

[JRY309]

I am glad to hear that is was a rumor,I like my Martin bows.

[bowmofo]

This is a breath of fresh air! especially after all the posts about the low cost Samick bows!

[TheDave]

I found something interesting when I was reading around on the subject and figured I'd pass it on.

Martin's websites are registered to Terry Martin, but there's a damonhowatt.com website registered to an individual in Tennessee. Not exactly sure why that is, though. It could be somebody "camping" the address and hoping to sell it to Martin, or it could be somebody contracted with either Martin or Howatt to set up a site for them, or who knows what.

Now I don't want to start another round of speculation. This is just something that sparked my curiosity.

[Bill Carlsen]

My wife does web sites and not all of her clients are close by. It is very possible that the Tenn. connection is legit.

[freefeet]

All kinds of crackpots register domain names.  Doesn't really mean anything as to who owns it.  And it could be completely innocent in that it's a collector of Damon Howatt bows.