Any kind of warranty on this bow?
1704040
Bowtech does not honor their warranty if you buy this on Amazon. I learned the hard way.
1704041
http://www.bowtecharchery.com/m/Bowtech has a lifetime warranty on all it's bow for the original owner. If it's broke they will fix it. Click the attached link, or search Bowtech warranties for contact information.
310699
No warranty from amazon as far as I know. Havent looked into it much though.
1344248
No warranty that I know of. Just directions. Call Amazon if you have a problem as they may be able to help you.
2242742
I'm not sure about a warranty, but I've had the swing hanging on our narrow front porch since September. It has withstood rain, snow, high winds, and extreme temperature changes. I treated it with wood preservative and it still looks new. This is a well made heavy duty swing and we are enjoying it since the weather warmed up here in Northern New Mexico.
1339209
Not sure what kind of bow, but it seems to be of good enough quality. I have been very satisfied with everything.
1180875
I don't know about a warranty, sorry! But I'll say we've had ours a few months and it's holding up well, and is still beautiful! Also, the water lines provided are smaller than our previous faucet, so water fill of a pot or such must take longer (though I haven't actually noticed) - but the water pressure with the sprayer on is fantastic!
723639
No my bow broke and they would not fix it. Lucky for me it was less than 30 days old so Amazon gave me my money back.
399537
There is absolutely no warranty ON ANY HORTON CROSSBOW unless the company who bought Horton, which is Ten Point, decides someday to honor Horton's warranties. Currently they have stated they will not and have no intention to. There are currently some spare parts on the market, but that supply will dry up as time goes on unless someone decides to produce aftermarket parts. If you are looking for a Horton RDT (reverse limb technology) bow you will be FAR BETTER SERVED to buy a Havoc 175 or try to find a Vision 175. The Fury is a HIGH STRESS, HIGH MAINT. BOW and unless you get one made 2013 your odds of having issues is pretty high. The Havoc and Vision are pretty solid and dependable. There is absolutely no warranty ON ANY HORTON CROSSBOW unless the company who bought Horton, which is Ten Point, decides someday to honor Horton's warranties. Currently they have stated they will not and have no intention to. There are currently some spare parts on the market, but that supply will dry up as time goes on unless someone decides to produce aftermarket parts. If you are looking for a Horton RDT (reverse limb technology) bow you will be FAR BETTER SERVED to buy a Havoc 175 or try to find a Vision 175. The Fury is a HIGH STRESS, HIGH MAINT. BOW and unless you get one made 2013... » Read More There is absolutely no warranty ON ANY HORTON CROSSBOW unless the company who bought Horton, which is Ten Point, decides someday to honor Horton's warranties. Currently they have stated they will not and have no intention to. There are currently some spare parts on the market, but that supply will dry up as time goes on unless someone decides to produce aftermarket parts. If you are looking for a Horton RDT (reverse limb technology) bow you will be FAR BETTER SERVED to buy a Havoc 175 or try to find a Vision 175. The Fury is a HIGH STRESS, HIGH MAINT. BOW and unless you get one made 2013 your odds of having issues is pretty high. The Havoc and Vision are pretty solid and dependable. « Show Less
1254900
Mine just snapped at the tip a few minutes into my first play with it. Snapped like balsa wood. I've never seen a bow do that and it wasn't excessively tight. Not so great.
1296040
Barnett warranties the crossbow, when you got your bow you should have sent the warranty card in to them.
1255636
Only one has broken so far, and the guy at the shooting range easily repaired it. I can't comment about the OMP Explorer Bow as I am new as well. We are using them for target shooting with 60 pound pull long bows and for the cost they are just fine.
1152447
According to my Excalibur Crossbow Instruction Manual, the warranty on ALL Excalibur crossbow models have a lifetime warranty on manufacturing defects. Warranty will be given at Excalibur's discretion for the lifetime of the original owner. They are not responsible for misuse or abuse.
40841
I have never had any problems with this bow. Very sturdy and goes together very easy out of box.
447808
No, but it has lasted 3 years now with no repairs needed except for a little duct tape on the string to keep it from unraveling. I still highly recommend it. The professionals at my archery store seemed to think it was a fine crossbow too.
352133
Don't know about the warranty. I would check with the manufacturer on that. I would not recommend this unit however. The mixing paddle has excessive end play causing the paddle to collide with the welded tab inside. Seems to be a poor design.
2212370
I bought my son one of these bows for Christmas, and even though they emailed some instructions, (None came in the box, so I sent them a request for some) we're still having trouble getting it done! I'm going to call a local archery store to see if they can help!
1344559
I never heard of that. The warranty comes with the product. You can buy this bow at several retailers, so I don't see the difference. The card said nothing about it. I suppose you could email Diamond to check, but I would not worry about it.