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I shoot a destroyer 340 (bowtech) and I need my 'unstretchable' factory strings tightened up (they stretched from 73# to 65#). The Nock Point doesn't even carry bowtech. I went up there to get my bow worked on. The guy working in the shop section was honest, said he hated working on the Destroyer, but agreed to work on it regardless, and spent about 45 minutes to an hour working on it. We went back and forth to the test shot area until it was right, and in the end they charged me a whole $14 and offered me use of the indoor range without additional cost. Summary, the guy was friendly, but he was also honest - and these days people interpret honest as being a 'dick' if they don't like what the truth was. As previously mentioned, you're not going to get warm fuzzy happy *censored* from them, but you will get damned good work from them.As for the google reviews: I don't know if you noticed, but to me it seems like the flat range was full of a bunch of hunger games, wannabe, hipsters - in other words, people who think they can walk in and know how to be a pro-archer and don't take hearing the truth very well.
Bill has always teated me like a king and taken care of my stuff in the past . I had a bit of falling out with one of his employies and havent spent much time in there over the past couple of years . they are plenty capible of handling repairs as long as they arnt too busy . when rushed the quality goe's down give them time and you should be fine . It's like most any thing when rushed qaulity drops . there has been times in the past where bill really saved my bacon and got me back in the woods and no doubt would give up his bow to put a client in the woods . If your looking for a hoyt it's the best place around . if you play with bow techs then i'd go to rockcreek .
Alright. I left a compound for them to do the strings on. Sounds like I should be fine.I had Cabelas do the strings last year and they screwed all kinds of stuff up. They (Cabelas) called me to tell me it was done and they had never put any of the stuff back on, like the peep, the silencers, or the drop away cable. Then in their hurry to put the thing back together while I was waiting they chewed up the brand new cables and frayed the ends where they connect to the cams. I suspect they may have screwed up my draw weight too. When I dropped the bow off at Nock Point, he measured the draw weight at 51#. When I bought it, it was set at 60#. Only people that messed with it in the interim was Cabelas last year. Wont be going to Cabelas again.Anyone have any experience with them for traditional stuff?