BassBow,
You could contact Dan or Terry Martin at the plant. Longrifleman's link tells the tale.
This is sad for another reason. Besides their long history, I'd guess Martin was the broadest line manufacturer left in the US. Just my guess but, like other struggling domestic manufacturers they had likely let key employees go, trimmed costs everywhere possible, and looked to foreign suppliers. A few months ago, Gail showed us all the kids and youth bows they are selling-recurves,longbows, & compounds as well. He said it's a big part of their new business, and I suspect it is a big part of that "comeback" mentioned in longrifleman's link. But, what I saw were skids and shelves full of fiberglass kids archery bows that looked to be from Asia. It did NOT look American-made. I didn't ask because I did not want to offend him. We don't win the economic fight by sending manufacturing jobs elsewhere. Companies say they have no other choice....and maybe they don't. But, Americans have choices, and we're not making good ones regarding this issue!
That said, I do not want to criticize Martin Archery. Gail also showed us their "new" DH mfg area, the new leather goods mfgs area(some beautiful quivers), and other areas that he was definitely proud of. It is truly sad that it won't continue.