Parker Compound Bows

The customer is somewhat confused as to what he has Mr [redacted] is under the impression that he has Bushwacker crossbow because of the look of the stock That is not correct A crossbow is made up of two parts: a stock and a front-end The stock houses that trigger mechanism and partly determines the power stroke (draw length) of the crossbow The front-end is considered the working part of "bow" of the crossbow The front-end design and mechanical salso determines the power stroke of the crossbow Mr [redacted] received an improved version of the front-end model that he previously had (Buck-Buster - improved with a slightly higher draw weight) That improved version stores more energy to be transferred to the arrow when released therefore increasing the speed of the arrow However, he did receive a different stock than he previously had because the stock he previously had is no longer able to be manufactured The new stock is lighter and offers more safety features but is the same length therefore keeping the same power stroke As a result of this front-end and stock combination he received, his crossbow will actually shoot an arrow approximately feet per second faster Regarding the complaint of the camoflauge, the camoflauge of his previous bow is no longer produced by the camoflauge company AND [redacted] warranty policy clearly states that camoflauge is not covered.We understand Mr [redacted] 's disappointment in not having a "fully" camoflauged bow however we believe his warranty situation was fully taken care of according to our stated policy

I have no choice but to accept Parker Compound Bows responseI will say that if I were in their shoes I would do the same thing because I am sure that they get played almost every day by someone for something freeAnd ok I understand the Camouflage warrantyHowever for me to request a solid bow stock like I had before that is what I like and feel the most comfortable with I really don't think that was too much to ask for from themInstead I will be settling for a stock that looks like a skeleton or something off of star warsAnd my upgraded string I had on my Buck Buster, well that's a loss for me too I have done nothing but brag and talk good about Parker bows and have thoroughly enjoyed mine since I do not think I will be as successful with the Bushwacker due to the design of the stockAny " Good " hunter will agree that the comfort of any weapon hunting leads to the success in the field [redacted]