I took my Hoyt to the Federalway sportsmans last year and had the strings & cables replaced and my Hoyt never shot right again. The guys at Sportsmans advised me to take it to a shop to get looked at as my arrow was fish tailing all the way down the range (with field tips) . Took it to two local shops and still had same problem ( both tried to tune ), second shop wanted to put another set of strings & cables to correct (after trying all) but I didn't want to spend another $ 100 on my Hoyt. I ended up upgrading to a new bow. My advice is to take it to the shop you purchased it at or another Hoyt dealer. The funny thing is people on here all give rave revues to the shop guys at Sportmans, mine must of been an isolated incident. I will always in the future take my bow to the shop that services that brand, even if a little more money to make sure it is done right. Mike