CB's Prices
#1
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Land of Rocks, Ozarks of Mo.
Posts: 3,048
CB's Prices
I read on the Barnett thread about all the high priced CB's everyone is buying. I bought my high priced vixen fer $275, then same day sold the new Horton scope off of it fer $70. So i figure its abit cheaper than the Barnett Jackal the poster had purchased. Can't remember a single thing that ever went wrong with it that i didn't cause. I have taken a few truck loads of deer with it over the yrs i have owned it. Plan on killin a few hundred more with it!
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Harford County Maryland
Posts: 274
It's just like all things, people get caught up in the hype and advertising and drop big money on something that isnt really that much better then something for less money. I paid 329 shipped for my PSE sidewinder and have killed 3 deer with it in a little over a year. Never had a problem with it.
#3
Some folks get off on hunting and shooting accurately. Others get off on talking about their "stuff": biggest, fastest, best, costliest, etc. An acquaintance purchased an expensive bow to shoot once. He missed the deer at "about 40 yards"-because he used the crosshair instead of the 40 yard hash-and now is turned off by crossbowing. Come to think of it, the same happened with his top-end, scoped slug gun, his laser equipped 22 handgun and 2 matching $1,200 guns to shoot prairie dogs with (so one would cool while he shot). But before that happened all he could talk about was his great, expensive whatever.
#4
Some folks get off on hunting and shooting accurately. Others get off on talking about their "stuff": biggest, fastest, best, costliest, etc. An acquaintance purchased an expensive bow to shoot once. He missed the deer at "about 40 yards"-because he used the crosshair instead of the 40 yard hash-and now is turned off by crossbowing. Come to think of it, the same happened with his top-end, scoped slug gun, his laser equipped 22 handgun and 2 matching $1,200 guns to shoot prairie dogs with (so one would cool while he shot). But before that happened all he could talk about was his great, expensive whatever.