I am not trolling with this question but curious how usually limbs break. Guessing that most 'fails' are more cosmetic than anything else but still a problem.
Did the bow limb crack when shot, did it crack while cocked, or did you not notice anything with bow shooting fine but found a splinter on a limb?
My experience has been that on a second generation Micro 355 a limb delaminated the entire length across the thin direction. It was a catastrophic event, bow was cocked and loaded and sounded like a .22 going off.
The other incident was not dramatic, I was inspecting my BD400 and saw a large splinter hidden under the pad of the Airbrakes. Bow was shooting great and probably would have been fine for years but it was a 3" plus splinter so replaced under warranty.
Did the bow limb crack when shot, did it crack while cocked, or did you not notice anything with bow shooting fine but found a splinter on a limb?
My experience has been that on a second generation Micro 355 a limb delaminated the entire length across the thin direction. It was a catastrophic event, bow was cocked and loaded and sounded like a .22 going off.
The other incident was not dramatic, I was inspecting my BD400 and saw a large splinter hidden under the pad of the Airbrakes. Bow was shooting great and probably would have been fine for years but it was a 3" plus splinter so replaced under warranty.