Bowtech

Yes, Bowtech bows are highly regarded for their accuracy, innovation, and smooth performance. Known for their advanced cam systems and lightweight, durable builds, Bowtech bows are a top choice among serious hunters and archers who demand precision and reliability in the field.

Yes—Bowtech bows are proudly designed, engineered, and assembled in Eugene, Oregon. Their U.S.-based facility handles everything from precision machining and finishing to string production, ensuring top-tier quality control and supporting American craftsmanship.

To adjust the Bowtech DeadLock cam, simply use an Allen wrench to turn the DeadLock adjustment screw on the cam module. Turning it moves the entire cam left or right on the axle, allowing for precise tuning without a bow press. This system lets you easily correct arrow flight and achieve perfect broadhead alignment by shifting the cam position until the arrow flies true. Always confirm adjustments with paper tuning or broadhead testing. For a step by step guide watch this video here from Bowtech https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwtlMnzxSCk

If the bow is in stock it will typically be dispatched from our Melbourne warehouse VIC 3171 within 24-48 hours. Estimated delivery times can be calculated using the auspost calculate postage app https://auspost.com.au/parcels-mail/calculate-postage-delivery-times/#/

Typically backorder and custom order lead times are 6-8 weeks. However, please keep in mind delays outside of our control may have an impact on overall lead times (such as unexpected manufacturing and shipping delays etc.)

All Bowtech bows come with a non-transferable lifetime warranty. Click here to learn more https://bowtecharchery.com/customer-service/

To protect your bow from corrosion—particularly on metal or magnesium parts—keep it dry, clean it regularly, and store it properly. After each use, wipe down your bow to remove dirt, sweat, and moisture. Avoid leaving it wet or storing it in humid environments, and instead keep it in a dry, climate-controlled space like a bow case or stand. Once clean and dry, apply a light coat of oil to exposed metal areas such as bolts, cam hardware, or any scratched surfaces to prevent rust. Regularly inspect your bow for signs of corrosion and address any issues promptly to maintain its condition.

Many aftermarket string and cable sets are only approximate in length and diameter, which can negatively impact your bow’s performance, slow it down, and make tuning more difficult. If an aftermarket set fails and causes further damage, it will void your bow’s lifetime warranty.

String and cable lifespan depends largely on two factors: how often you shoot and how well you maintain them. Regularly applying a quality silicone-based string wax is essential for longevity. Most strings can withstand thousands of shots, but it’s important to inspect them before each season. Look for signs of wear such as cuts, abrasions, or fuzziness—these may indicate it's time to replace your strings and cables.