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Regrettable sold-would like to buy back

Started by kskickapoo, January 13, 2010, 03:39:00 PM

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kskickapoo

Read another TG'ers post on bows you have sold and were sorry after and thought I'd open this to not hijack his post.  Looking for my first trad bow--a 1999 MAIII 62" with serial# 99383 to buy back for my now 12 year old son.  If you have this bow and its not in use; PM me and I'd buy it back.  Thanks.  Anyone else looking for a lost love?

fixer

Been there , done that.  Hope you have success  :)

Hedge Apple

wonder if the current owner registered it with BW ?

Hatrick

Oh, boy... done that myself several times. Good Luck.
The scent of Autumn is like food to the hunters soul.

dragonheart

I am looking for the Horne Brush Bow I built for myself while I worked for Mark and Sandy.  I have the matching sister bow that I built for my wife.  I had cut the lamanations and the overlays from the same board so the bows matched perfectly.  

Bow description:  Black locust veeneers, bamboo core, cocabolo handle and overlays.  The bow is a one piece brush bow the original model that Mark does not make anymore.  64" bow.  

If anyone knows where this bow is let me know.  I won the Texas State Longbow Association Championship in 1999 with this bow.
Longbows & Short Shots

rpembert

Would like to get my Jerry Hill longbow back. It was an Apache 55#@28". Hated to sell it, wish now I had it back. It went to a guy up in Alaska.

Live and learn.

Joshua

JRY309

I would like to have my Dave Paxton Talon longbow,RH,64",63#@28.

northland archer

Mine was a Fadora take down.  Really miss that bow.
Teach a child about Christ...then the bow.

recurve_shooter

I haven't sold one that I've regretted yet.


Been quite a few that I've regretted not buying, though!  :banghead:

joe ashton

Joe Ashton,D.C.
pronghorn long bow  54#
black widow long bow 55#
21 century long bow 55#
big horn recurve  58#

lpcjon2

I cant say that about a bow but the 79 jeep cj i built from the ground up I sold to get my wife a wedding ring,Wish I had that back ,But i still got the wife.   :archer:
Some people live an entire lifetime and wonder if they have ever made a
difference in the world, but the Marines don't have that problem.
—President Ronald Reagan

Pepper

I guess I'm an old softie, once I get my hands on one that I like, it has a home.
I have sold some, but to date, haven't regretted the sale.
My wife wouldn't mind if I liquidated a few.
Archery is a family sport, enjoy it with your family.

Weekend Warrior

Osage timberhawk T/D recurve. Sold a few yrs ago.  Still regret selling.

far rider

Noli rogare pro onia pauciora, rogate pro scapulas latiores.

I go afield with bent wood, stick and string in search of serenity  through my primal quest.

Venatôr

Possum2

I got rid of my ED Mikuta wish I had not but times were tuff not like they are not now.
Martin Jaguar 60" 50@28
RER Vortex longbow 62" 46@28
Zipper Extreme 60" 55@28

Panzer II


bushytail

I had a newer style Bear Super Kodiak that i put snake skins on the limbs and a compass in the riser.The skin job came out real nice.Had to sell because of to much # after shoulder operation.It realy sent a 600gr. arrow out there.
Harold Wetzler

Peckerwood

The only bow I wish I had back is a Dale Dye. I put the Timber Rattler skins on it. Although it was not the prettiest Dye I have seen , It shot the best for me.

NO matter where you go there you  are !

jcp161

Ouch. I think I would want that Dale Dye bow back and I didn't even own it. Very nice.
"In bow hunting, the goal is not marksmanship but shooting well. And shooting well, after all, is merely a matter of only taking shots you can make."-Hunting from Home-Christopher Camuto

David Mitchell

Sold a bow one year at Cloverdale.  Then got to thinking that I wished I hadn't and lo and behold the next year here's this guy I sold it to walking around with my bow with a for sale sign.  Bought it on the spot.  Later got to asking myself why did I buy this back? Sold it again and this time with no regrets    :)
The years accumulate on old friendships like tree rings, during which time a kind of unspoken care and loyalty accrue between men.


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