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RE: PSE Carrera
 

I usually see 'em for around $475. They used to be in Cabela's and Bass Pro, but I just ran upstairs to look through 'em for you, and didn't see it listed in any of the latest issues. $475 is pretty close though; the pro's right. If it's in great shape, it is a steal.

RE: PSE Carrera
 

If the bow is in good shape, $175 is a steal. I had one for about 2 years and shot it very well. If it doesn't have limbsavers on it, get some. The bow is a little loud without them. Limbsavers quiet it right down.

RE: PSE Carrera
 

I had a Carrera Lightning Cam back in the first year they were introduced. I paid $475 for mine with the PSE Brush camo. The cost was about $10 more for the Mossy Oak Breakup...and about $50 more for the original Orion Cam...unweighted. Prices fluctuated over the last few years but I think $475-$500 would be a good estimate.

The bow is somewhat sensitive to shooting errors because of the low brace height but it wasn't as unruly as some other short brace height bows that I have shot.

For $175 and in good condition I would grab it...it is a steal.

RE: PSE Carrera
 

sounds like a great deal.

RE: PSE Carrera
 

They sell on ebay for about $275-$375 used. I just sold one of mine on there for $380 but it had the NV system on it. Forget the limb savers, have the NV installed if you want to tame down the Carrera.

RE: PSE Carrera
 

Thanks for that post, after seeing all the good things on that bow I bought it and will tell you more after next hunting season.

Edited by - round ball on 02/12/2002 18:58:39

RE: PSE Carrera
 

round ball, if I understood you right, you went and bought that exact bow Growing Antlers was looking at?

Hope you guys weren't friends... :)

RE: PSE Carrera
 

go for it!!sounds like a sweet deal--as long as the bow is in good shape and doesn't nedd any money--but even if it's a small $amount--you got a good deal.

RE: PSE Carrera
 

My buddy likes his..