1.) MAARCHER - 03/12/2013

I can't believe I waited so long to buy my own bow press. It is so nice being able to do my own work and experiment on my bows. Thanks to guys from the Mathews forum I have both of my bows shooting better than ever. Also I can not believe how many friends bows I have checked out that were way out of tune and corrected their issues. I was always intimidated of working on bows but with alot of great people in our industry it is real easy. I thank everyone who has helped me out over the past 2 months. And most of all I thank Ed Horn-owner of ACCU PRESS. Customer service is over the top.

2.) Vortex69 - 03/12/2013

After you've had one for a while, you wonder how you ever got along without it. After Allen wrenches, the bow press is probably the most usefull tool in the quiver.

3.) Go Bucks - 03/12/2013

Its like having the only pickup in the neighborhood.

4.) hoyt_em - 03/12/2013

...and with having that pick up, comes the need for tools...e-clip pliers, a tape measure, shipping addy, major manufacturer contact list handy...


Presses are a very cool tool, but, so is common sense when assembling...kinda like forethought and planning.

5.) Go Bucks - 03/12/2013

[QUOTE=hoyt_em;2531]...Presses are a very cool tool, but, so is common sense when assembling...kinda like forethought and planning.[/QUOTE]

You must have read that somewhere....

6.) Vortex69 - 03/13/2013

[QUOTE=Go Bucks;2530]Its like having the only pickup in the neighborhood.[/QUOTE]

For a second there, I thought you were a pimp in a small town.



Yah,, I get it now,, truck.....right??

7.) Go Bucks - 03/13/2013

[QUOTE=Vortex69;2558]For a second there, I thought you were a pimp in a small town. Yah,, I get it now,, truck.....right??[/QUOTE]

Uhhhhh... Been a long winter?

8.) Vortex69 - 03/13/2013

Dang, your good....got it on the first try!