How will you explain that to the buyer when you sell it?

That just proves my point again--you'll find any brand for sale "used"--therefore someone lost time and money--someone"went wrong"with that bow.

'Course there's always the rare exception--O.L. Adcock bows were that exception, for a little while--you could sell one used for more than they cost new--but you still had to wait a long time, that didn't last very long, and obviously they weren't "the" bow for everyone who bought one. Those who paid out the nose for one just because they were hard to get for a little while lost, IMO.

Admit it--you hate it when I'm right.

Chad