Browning Cobra II recurve
#2
It's by Browning' I thought they quit making them years ago. I bought a used t/d and it kept breaking strings. When I called them they said it was recalled and sent me a Timber Wolf ( a compound). That was about 10 years ago. Can you find a pic of the bow to post?
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Typical Buck
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From: The forests and farmland of Ohio
recurve67 here is a pic from Ebay
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Mississippi USA
I don't remember if I ever owned one of those, but I have owned at least one or two old Browning recurves. Pretty good shooters as I recall--I think another company made the bows for them, but I can't remember for sure.
Good luck, and have fun!
Chad
Good luck, and have fun!
Chad
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Giant Nontypical
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I had one about 20 years back, but I never got to shoot it. It's bottom limb was too twisted to be fixed. But I kept it on the wall for a long time because it was just too pretty to thow away. Finally gave it to an archery shop for their display of old recurves.
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Typical Buck
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From: The forests and farmland of Ohio
Well guys i finally got my bow and it shoots awsome [8D]
I am shooting with two eyes open and 3 fingers under
I'm glad i went the traditional route it is so much fun so far
I am shooting with two eyes open and 3 fingers under
I'm glad i went the traditional route it is so much fun so far
#8
Looks backwards.
I Don't know anything about the bow but being a southpaw ya can't be too picky sometimes. I've seen a couple on there that i'm going to bid on by the 27th but I've never bidded on e-bay before but I just signed up. Do people ever bid at the last minute to get there merchandise? I'm still not sure how it works. Anyways, good luck in shooting, Bobby
I Don't know anything about the bow but being a southpaw ya can't be too picky sometimes. I've seen a couple on there that i'm going to bid on by the 27th but I've never bidded on e-bay before but I just signed up. Do people ever bid at the last minute to get there merchandise? I'm still not sure how it works. Anyways, good luck in shooting, Bobby
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Bobby - I can't tell you how many times I've been beat by someone bidding at the last minute LOL
After three years of ebaying, I can tell you that the item you are bidding on will come up again (or one just like it), so don't sweat it if you are outbid. I always go with a decent limit price, and if I get out bid prior to the end, if I really want it I post another bid... if not, then oh well..
Its fun, but it can be addictive... got too many bows now according to the wifey
After three years of ebaying, I can tell you that the item you are bidding on will come up again (or one just like it), so don't sweat it if you are outbid. I always go with a decent limit price, and if I get out bid prior to the end, if I really want it I post another bid... if not, then oh well..
Its fun, but it can be addictive... got too many bows now according to the wifey
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Giant Nontypical
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I've seen a bow go from $45 up to $300 in the last 2 minutes of the auction. It depends on how many folks are watching that particular bow and whether you want to spend more than they do.


