If it doesn't work for Murray, it doesn't work for him. He's still within manufacturer's recommendations for what he is shooting. (just
)
I think the cynical attitude works both ways. How many threads on here about folk taking faulty stuff back to the shop they bought it from and having to work really hard to convince the retailer they haven't damaged anything by mishandling, and coming back to here for advice on warranty issues. Some (and I do mean some, not all) shops are very good at fobbing off. It is endemic. I know of a shop that fits the wrong length cables to a
compound because they don't have the right ones, not tell the archer and respond to complaints "we just wanted to get you shooting". When shops have this attitude to manufacturers' recommendations what chance do you have? Then again, tried getting in touch with
Hoyt or Win and Win directly?
Unfortunately archers in this country are used to being told that no matter what happened we caused the damage and Border gets tarred by the same brush.