Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
01-12-2009 | 07:48 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
I believe I had the "vanish" on my Accutec Redline cam, circa 1999. The anodize on my original 98 Striker Redline was very good too..Illusion? Maybe I have them reversed, I couldn't google up any pics of the either umfortunately.
And the original Defiant ..1995. Loved that anodize. Unfortunately those finishes are too expensive and too time consuming for mass production today[:@]
And the original Defiant ..1995. Loved that anodize. Unfortunately those finishes are too expensive and too time consuming for mass production today[:@]
01-14-2009 | 05:11 AM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
Jeff, I am definitely checking out the Bowtech Air Raid when its available........supposed to have laminated limbs
. I have no idea on the price. Another bow high on my list to check out is the Rytera Alien X if I can find a dealer near me.....I've heard the list price is $699 on the dual cam model.
. I have no idea on the price. Another bow high on my list to check out is the Rytera Alien X if I can find a dealer near me.....I've heard the list price is $699 on the dual cam model.
01-14-2009 | 05:34 AM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
Yup, I dig the look of that Rytera- very nice machining. My local shop can get them, but for the past sev years he has had horrid luck with Martin bows (sales), and just sent back a bunch of 08's he couldn't move, for credit. I get the feeling he won't be bringing in the Ryteras or high dollar Martins because of that- instead just getting the lower end models for newcomers/the budget conscious. I'm way too out of the loop, and don't have the budget myself to buy on blind faith as I used to. I want to shoot something first.
The AirRaid do look sweet - But sounds like it will be summer before they arrive?
The AirRaid do look sweet - But sounds like it will be summer before they arrive?
01-14-2009 | 09:35 AM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
Jeff.
I can't help you with the prices of the bows you listed.
But I can give you the exact price of a Kanga Custom LB ot TD
Oh and they come in natures own camo
I can't help you with the prices of the bows you listed.
But I can give you the exact price of a Kanga Custom LB ot TD
Oh and they come in natures own camo
01-14-2009 | 09:41 AM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
If I ever get the time again to practice like I need to in order to be somewhat accurate with a longbow, you will be the first person I call Russ!
As it is, I'm hoping I will be able to make it up to the range at least every other weekend 
01-15-2009 | 06:06 AM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
ORIGINAL: Kanga
Jeff.
No worries mate I was just pullin ya chain.
You dont need training wheels
Jeff.
No worries mate I was just pullin ya chain.
You dont need training wheels
That said, tonight is the night! (Shall I start singing like Rod Stewart?)
I'm pretty excited, though a bit apprehensive- I've a feeling from the research I've done online that I'm not going to like the draw cycle on all these new fangled hybrid/binary cams from BT,Elite, Hoyt, etc.
we'll see :gulp:
