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TFOX 01-27-2008 10:41 PM
RE: XI
 
I didn't know that,just an educated quess.It was either that or "king george".

I actually have one of those I need to sell. (chappy boss)

bowdoc1 01-27-2008 10:49 PM
RE: XI
 
I can't remember it's been a long time but I think his name was Champel ( chappy) He shot the first perfect 3d round at a national. That was before ever seen are meet George. See I'm old and been around a long time.

englum_06 01-28-2008 12:08 AM
RE: XI
 
ORIGINAL: TFOX

They used to have some great bows,then they had some really bad bows that would come apart,literally and even break in half.They didn't take care of their customers or dealers and now they are history.
Do you know what some decent ones could sell for?

Vabowman 01-28-2008 07:16 AM
RE: XI
 
Team Va has the old XI Legacy, he has killed several deer with it, it is fast!!!

PABowhntr 01-28-2008 07:28 AM
RE: XI
 
Do you know what some decent ones could sell for?
Probably next to nothing....and I am not trying to be mean. Bow depreciation is so fast as to be almost ridiculous. Only a few companies' bows actually hold their value past the first year they are on the market.

Five or six years ago I tried to sell an XI Paragon on Ebay for $100 in new condition. It never sold. Now, granted, the Paragon was mid-priced for their lineup but still.....

Team Virginia 01-28-2008 07:48 AM
RE: XI
 
I have an XI legacy for sale as we speak. It has been a great bow to me, very fast, but a little long.

englum_06 01-28-2008 10:50 AM
RE: XI
 
ORIGINAL: PABowhntr

Do you know what some decent ones could sell for?
Probably next to nothing....and I am not trying to be mean. Bow depreciation is so fast as to be almost ridiculous. Only a few companies' bows actually hold their value past the first year they are on the market.

Five or six years ago I tried to sell an XI Paragon on Ebay for $100 in new condition. It never sold. Now, granted, the Paragon was mid-priced for their lineup but still.....
Yeah I really didn't know, my girlfriend's dad has 4 XI's he's wanting to sell and didn't know what to price them at.

They are all in decent shape I'm pretty sure.

MeanV2 01-28-2008 11:08 AM
RE: XI
 
ORIGINAL: englum_06

ORIGINAL: PABowhntr

Do you know what some decent ones could sell for?
Probably next to nothing....and I am not trying to be mean. Bow depreciation is so fast as to be almost ridiculous. Only a few companies' bows actually hold their value past the first year they are on the market.

Five or six years ago I tried to sell an XI Paragon on Ebay for $100 in new condition. It never sold. Now, granted, the Paragon was mid-priced for their lineup but still.....
Yeah I really didn't know, my girlfriend's dad has 4 XI's he's wanting to sell and didn't know what to price them at.

They are all in decent shape I'm pretty sure.
Any bow that is 4 years old or older is hard to get any money out of. Much less a bow that you can longer get parts for. ;)

Dan

bloodcrick 01-28-2008 01:52 PM
RE: XI
 
Are we talking Evansville Ind. ?? Im 35 miles from it MeanV2, where are you located at??
ORIGINAL: MeanV2

ORIGINAL: TFOX

ORIGINAL: MeanV2

ORIGINAL: TFOX

They used to have some great bows,then they had some really bad bows that would come apart,literally and even break in half.They didn't take care of their customers or dealers and now they are history.
Pretty close to both out homes too!;)

Dan
What?:eek:
Typo!;)What I meant was they were made pretty close to both our homes:DNorth of you, East of me. Actually a few of the guys from XIhung out at my shop and shot indoor leagues in the winter time.

Dan

MeanV2 01-28-2008 02:02 PM
RE: XI
 
45 miles west of Evansville!! Small world!;)

Dan


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