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I've just recently bought a longbow it's "Slick Stick" from Bodnik-bows Germany. When I was setting up an arrow rest I've noticed a crack in the bamboo laminates that goes over the middle part on the "back side" of the bow. Crack is ca. 4-5 inch. long and goes from shelf all the way down the handle through first layer of laminate bamboo. The crack is well sealed with fiberglass ( fiberglass is not cracked ) but is visible under it. Mast say that it look worst in the picture than in real life.
The bow has never been strung or shot. My question is: is it save to shoot or should I just sent it back straight away?
there is some kinda streak line on the upper limb, looks like it's in fiberglass itself
Update: 5/23/2016 Monday - have email pictures to the support at Bearpaw-Products the official site for all Bodnik bows. Waiting for reply.
The bow has never been strung or shot. My question is: is it save to shoot or should I just sent it back straight away?

there is some kinda streak line on the upper limb, looks like it's in fiberglass itself

Update: 5/23/2016 Monday - have email pictures to the support at Bearpaw-Products the official site for all Bodnik bows. Waiting for reply.