i got a herters inc perfection sambar in darn good condition! for only 39 dollarsits so coool

That'sa great buy if it's shootable--some (all?) of those old Herter's bows cost a pretty penny back in their day.


Chad

Great! You paid about what it sold for new.Of course, that was when a loaf of bread cost 20 cents. [8D]Most Herters bows were very affordable and were great shooters.

If you want to research your bow, find out how old it is, how much it cost new, what kind of wood it's made fromor what it's brace height should be,head over to www.archeryarchives.com

It's a great source of old archery catalog information.

The only one I've owned was bought originally by a local vet in the early 70's--forget the model, but he said he paid over $300 for it back then, so........I guessed they were all pretty salty on price.

Chad

That'sa great buy if it's shootable--some (all?) of those old Herter's bows cost a pretty penny back in their day.


Chad


yeah its still shootable

I think the Herters bows have some the purtiest profiles around.

1965 perfection Hunter on the rack. Inheritance I'll never part with. She's still a shooter !

Thats good news.How about a pic? I've been shootin one for 3 years now and so far have taken 3 deer with it. They're not the smoothest but they fling one pretty quick.

i will try and get a picture of it here in a little bit, i will update the post when i do.