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nice score man. whats the draw weight?
Thats nice. Great price.
Great bows, you got a great deal also.
That is a bargain,you can spend a lot more than that on arrows. I have a 50#'er and it is a great bow!
Those are great bows. I have a #45 that I keep around. My other bows are high dollar customs, but sometimes I find myself shooting that ol Bear amazingly well. Makes me wonder why I keep those customs around.
I`m looking for one in the 45-50 lb range.
If this bow is in that range, and your willing to sell, I`ll give you 180.00 :D ...seriously!
Anyhow, a great deal for sure!
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Dang, you scored big time! Congrats. :thumbsup: :clapper:
QuoteOriginally posted by danderson:
nice score man. whats the draw weight?
It's only 45 pounds. I was looking for a 55# bow but, after shooting this afternoon I realized 45# is good for now until my 55# maddog gets here. That way I can kind of work into it. It's been so long since I shot a trad bow that my shoulders got wore out really fast. After about 20-22 shots I started really scattering my shots all over the target. Also I was so pumped when I got it for $90 bucks. Found it at a pawn shop. They had it for $110 and I told the guy I really didn't want to spend more than $80 on a used bow and that's when he told me he could let it go for $90 and I snatched it right up. He had a few compounds but this was the only trad bow in his whole place.
That's a steal yo.
Hang on to that 45#er even after your new bow comes. Great back up bow and a good weight to work on form when you need to.
looks like i have to go and search around the pawn shops. great deal man
Great deal there! Nice.
Eric. :thumbsup:
Sure is a beauty! Congratulations
GLENN
I think they might be one of the most overlooked bargains to be found and yours even tops anything I've ever seen as a bargain.
Congratulations!
Thanks for sharing.
God bless,Mudd
I just got my first longbow, a 50# Bear Montana just like yours. I love it!
... and what Ron means when he says to hold onto it for a backup is: "sell it to sticksnstones for 90$ and pass the good karma." :)
Seriously, you've got a great deal there. Congrats!!!
They're great bows! I wish I'd never sold mine. If you want to get rid of it when you get your 55#er keep me in mind, I'm just a short drive away. ;)
The Montana is the prime reason that I am interested D-shaped bows. They have been more enjoyable for me to shoot than bows I've owned that were $600-$1200 more expensive.
Congrats on your find.
Way to go! That never happens to me. A friend found a bow in a yard sale that was all painted up and ugly looking. He gave the guy $5.00 for it, took it home, cleaned it up and had an original Wilson Brothers Widow from way back in perfect condition!
Great find and a heck of a bargain!
I love the Montana, i shoot a #55er myself, its my main bow! Just a tip, those tips are way bigger than need be, they can be taken down with a Dremel or other tools and itll increase performance a tad! I believe a "how to" was done on it a while back and should be on here somewhere! Another tip, the bow just loves the 3rivers TS1 String, i use the Double served one!