hornsdonteat":1k25jeus said:
hornsdonteat":1k25jeus said:
I'll try to post a pic but a PSE doesn't sit in a normal bow press ,it jumps out of the press.The Bow shop that put the cable and string on said it took 3 people to put the cables and strings on.It actually jumped out the bottom when I was there and upon further close inspection of my cams after getting home it left a flat spot on both sides.On one cam though it actually rolled the lip leaving a burr and its turned in toward the string.What started as a peep ? Has turned in to something else .I had already wrapped the "d" loop and when I pulled it back I could see thru half the peep,I was holding it examing everything when I seen the spot on the cam.I let off and looked and both cams have flat places where they was I guess hitting the Press.Kind of upset guys if you know what I mean,I was gonna take it back to the bow shop but I got off work late and to tell the truth ,Don"t know if I want them doing anything else to it.
PSE SHOP will travel
I'm kind of embarrassed for whoever worked on your bow . That is terrible . A PSE can be pressed in an EZ Press but you have to know what your doing and be careful . I have never had an issue with any PSE past parallel limb bow . I would for sure take it back to that shop and make them fix everything . Any decent bow shop should have inspected the damage after a bow slips out of a press . And should pay for it to be fixed .
I tell you what , if you go to the shop and they won't fix it . Give me a call and I will fix it for you for no labor and get you the parts at cost . Send me some pictures of that burr on the cam also . 865-684-6035 . A burr in the cam track can be catastrophic and dangerous .