I've owned several different Samick bows, including the Red Stag I still have and use regularly; they are no different than any other, other than they make thousands of them a year and are bound to have failures. A few months ago there were two broken bows from a very popular bowyer who visits these forums, and there has been many broken Bear, Pearson, Wing, Browning, etc. It's not a reflection on the company, especially one that takes care of it's customers as well as they do.
Crap happens, as was mentioned above...the value of a company shows in it's willingness to take care of issues when they do happen. This company is very reliable in such instances. Actually, I'm surprised that more bows don't break; anything glued together with stresses applied like in a recurve bow, you would think it impossible for them to last a long time. Mostly they do however, just like the thousands upon thousands of old Bear Kodiak Magnums and Grizzlys.
It's so rare, as a matter of fact, that they show-up very seldom on these forums. I would say all in all, bowyers and bow companies operate very effectively and all make fine, functional products. Even if we like to show-off the one out of every couple thousand that doesn't make the grade 8^).