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Martin Howitt Custom Bushmaster

Started by Knawbone, April 15, 2011, 11:25:00 PM

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Knawbone

Just bought a M H Bushmaster, Wondering if any of you out there has one, and how well you like it.This one is 50 @ 28
HHA 5 lam Cheetah 65" 48@26
HHA W Special 66" 52@26
HHA W Special 68" 56@28
GN Bushbow 64" 56@29
21st Street Chinook 64" 58@28
Kota Prarie Nomad 60" 47@24
You can do a lot of things when you have too W S Butler My Grandfather

xbmedic

I had one that was marked 45#@28" but was actually 48# on my scale. Smooth shooter and tough as nails. I chrony'd some ICS Bowhunter 500s out of that bow averaging 190 fps. I would still have that bow if I was shooting anything but Hill style bows.
Al Braun
Hilo, HI

Knawbone

Thanks for the info xbmedic, I bought this bow on a whim cuz Iv always have liked Martin bows- the pric   :goldtooth:   e said buy me.
HHA 5 lam Cheetah 65" 48@26
HHA W Special 66" 52@26
HHA W Special 68" 56@28
GN Bushbow 64" 56@29
21st Street Chinook 64" 58@28
Kota Prarie Nomad 60" 47@24
You can do a lot of things when you have too W S Butler My Grandfather

chanumpa

Martin/Howatt bows stand tall with all,and have preformance wise in my humble opinion for a long time.I think they are hard to beat,and are tough too.

JRY309

Great shooting bow,I had one years back and wish I didn't trade it.But I still have a few Martin Howatt bows and they are all shooters in my opinion.

2treks

I have a 65# lefty in the classifieds. Clean solid shooters for sure.
C.A.Deshler
United States Navy.
1986-1990


"Our greatest fear should not be of failure but of succeeding at things in life that don't really matter."
~ Francis Chan

ron w

I had a 55#'er, great bow, whisper silent. If it had been lighter I still would have it!
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki

Knawbone

Thanks everybody, I'm wondering what it is worth, not that I'm going to sell it, I got it for 275.00
HHA 5 lam Cheetah 65" 48@26
HHA W Special 66" 52@26
HHA W Special 68" 56@28
GN Bushbow 64" 56@29
21st Street Chinook 64" 58@28
Kota Prarie Nomad 60" 47@24
You can do a lot of things when you have too W S Butler My Grandfather

DesertDude

I still have one, I have owned about 10 of them over the years. still the best shooting bow for ME.  I love my bushmaster........Shooting it with a D97 string I made
DesertDude >>>----->

US Navy (Retired)
1978-1998

Knawbone

DD,Whats one worth thats in excellent condition
HHA 5 lam Cheetah 65" 48@26
HHA W Special 66" 52@26
HHA W Special 68" 56@28
GN Bushbow 64" 56@29
21st Street Chinook 64" 58@28
Kota Prarie Nomad 60" 47@24
You can do a lot of things when you have too W S Butler My Grandfather

sagebrush

I almost bought one at one time. It shot real well. I just had a lot of bows already and didn't really need it. Gary

owlbait

I'd say it is worth somewhere between the price Chuck is asking for his and what you paid for yours! Give or take a little, but I couldn't find Chuck's.  :dunno:
Advice from The Buck:"Only little girls shoot spikers!"

knobby

Those are nice shooting bows. Another one of those bows that I moved along, and wish I had back. They're tough, solid shooters.

DesertDude

DesertDude >>>----->

US Navy (Retired)
1978-1998


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