My 2010 Firehawk has a sticker that says "Made in USA", is the bow manufactured in the USA out of parts that are made in US or imported?:confused:
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My 2010 Firehawk has a sticker that says "Made in USA", is the bow manufactured in the USA out of parts that are made in US or imported?:confused:
All bows have some imported components, I don't think any bow manufacturer makes the e-clips, axles,etc. There was a good post on Archerytalk that explained what is needed to be classified as made in the USA.
Welcome to the forum. :)
If im not mistaken i think there bows are made with part imported from Spain since the Martin name is spainish.........:p:o;Quote:
Originally Posted by rbell420
Thanks for the welcome. I guess I meant the main components.Quote:
Originally Posted by Destroyer
Yes, Martin makes the main components in Walla Walla, Washington.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by rbell420
Welcome to the Martin Tech forum.
A.S
that's cool. I'm getting kind of particular about my hunting and fishing equipment in my "old age".Quote:
Originally Posted by Arrow Splitter
Think I may have read part of it. Overall, I like the bow. It's fast 315fps, quiet and short axle to axle length, 30 inches. I hunt ground blinds a lot and length can be a killer. The hard part is finding a local dealer that has a descent selection of pro series bows in stock. Easy to find Hoyt and Mathews. Even Bow Tech. Martin is harder to find in western/central NY.Quote:
Originally Posted by Destroyer
Good to hear. Hope to see a few photos of any critters you get with it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rbell420
Neils archery in endicott ny carries martin. I dont know how long that will be, they seemed displeased with the 2011 line and the techs were pushing the owner to drop the line. I remember a few places in elmira and owego that carried them if that helps.
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Originally Posted by Speedykills
lol.... In this case it would be something like Martinez or so...
Martin is a common name all over the world.