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ICALL2MUCH 12-04-2008 10:40 PM

RE: Who knows? If not, take a guess!
 


ORIGINAL: GMMAT

If you knew one (cost / margin).....couldn't you discern the other?;)

Touche my friend, touche!

Matt / PA 12-04-2008 10:43 PM

RE: Who knows? If not, take a guess!
 
$100!!??? LOL I almost spit up my water when I read that..........:D

It's WAY more than that even on a KID's bow it's much more than that. MAnufacturers actually make the least amount of money on a kid's bow because you still have many of the same materials and labor costs but with a much lower dealer cost.

Top end bows have much more involved machining, larger raw materials etc etc.

Thebottom linecost of making a compound bow is closer to dealer price than you might imagine......;)

TFOX 12-04-2008 10:44 PM

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AND,dealer cost is closer to your cost than most can imagine.Especially if you are a lower level dealer.

dprsdhunter 12-04-2008 10:45 PM

RE: Who knows? If not, take a guess!
 
The owner of the shop use told me he makes about $100 on a new bow. Says he makes most his money on the accessories.I know him quite well so I am sure he is being honest

ICALL2MUCH 12-04-2008 10:46 PM

RE: Who knows? If not, take a guess!
 


ORIGINAL: Matt / PA

$100!!??? LOL I almost spit up my water when I read that..........:D

It's WAY more than that even on a KID's bow it's much more than that. MAnufacturers actually make the least amount of money on a kid's bow because you still have many of the same materials and labor costs but with a much lower dealer cost.

Top end bows have much more involved machining, larger raw materials etc etc.

The bottom line cost of making a compound bow is closer to dealer price than you might imagine......;)

It's WAY more than that even on a KID's bow it's much more than that. MAnufacturers actually make the least amount of money on a kid's bow because you still have many of the same materials and labor costs but with a much lower dealer cost.

I figured that out. ;)

Maybe, maybe not. I'm not sure.

Matt / PA 12-04-2008 10:48 PM

RE: Who knows? If not, take a guess!
 

Maybe, maybe not. I'm not sure.
No maybe about it.
;)

ICALL2MUCH 12-04-2008 10:54 PM

RE: Who knows? If not, take a guess!
 


ORIGINAL: Matt / PA


Maybe, maybe not. I'm not sure.
No maybe about it.
;)
Please share.

I have an email in to my Uncle, who uses to own the manuf. rep. agency for a major bow company.

I'll get a reply in the morning!

Schultzy 12-04-2008 11:01 PM

RE: Who knows? If not, take a guess!
 

ORIGINAL: ICALL2MUCH


ORIGINAL: Matt / PA


Maybe, maybe not. I'm not sure.
No maybe about it.
;)
Please share.

I have an email in to my Uncle, who uses to own the manuf. rep. agency for a major bow company.

I'll get a reply in the morning!
This should be some good Info Willie from your uncle!!

McKenzie Elk Hunter 12-04-2008 11:04 PM

RE: Who knows? If not, take a guess!
 
My guess is more like 250-300

ICALL2MUCH 12-04-2008 11:09 PM

RE: Who knows? If not, take a guess!
 


ORIGINAL: McKenzie Elk Hunter

My guess is more like 250-300

You could be right. The thing is, I'm sure it is fairly different for each company. Oh well, a ballpark figure would be interesting to me!


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