I recently purchased me a Foley longbow from another tradgang member.Best shooting bow i've ever owned.I can consistintly shoot 2 1/2" groups at 20-25 yards.I let a guy at the local bow shop shoot it yesterday.He instantly offered me over doulble of what i paid for it.What would you have done?
Sell or Keep it.
After hearing yal input i'll let you no what was my desicion.  

If the woods in the one you have weren't exactly what you wanted, I'd take the profit and get on the horn to Mr. Foley and get one just like it in the woods of your choice.

KEEP IT!!!No amount of money is worth it when you find that "magic bow"    Thats just mu opinion though

If you sell and it is as good a shooter as you say as you will regret it down the line. KEEP IT.

Keeeeeep it

Just from my experience I have wanted back every good shooter I have traded away.

Keep it !!!!!!!!!!! They aren't all "exactly" the same.

Winterhawk1960

If you dont need the money:
Keep it!

But if you need them.. Well there is a lot of other good shooters out there!

Margly

Keep it if it works for you better than other bows. If you don't every time you have an "off" day with a replacement bow you may think back to this one.

As you're counting the cash begin speaking of what a nice comfy ride your auto is and the many benefits of living in your particular home, and and and.......  

I would keep it and tell him where to get one "just" like it. It doesn't sound like he is worried about throwing the cash down for a new bow anyway.

Or...shoot it for a week and see if it is still "the one" or it was just novelty. If the effect wears off, so to speak, then sell it.

Keep it!!!!  

I would never sell any bow that I could consistently shoot 2 1/2" groups with at 20-25 yards. I shoot pretty well and can shoot groups that small at times, but not "consistently" if that means more than 50% of the time. That is a very small group. Most compound bow archers using sights would be happy with those groups. I'm not sure Rick Welch consistently shoots any better than 2 1/2" groups at 25 yards, and he is the best barebow shooter I have ever seen. Congratulations on both the bow and your shooting ability.    

Allan

Sounds like you've found "The One".Keep it!  

Keep it

I don't know what you should do--only you know that and already did it, but it sure amuses me that almost everyone says "keep it" and then on threads asking about how good brand xyz is, the overwhelming majority of posts seem to be to the affect "I HAD one of those and it was as smooth as a baby's butt, etc., etc.,...."  So lots of guys are selling lots of bows that they highly recommend to others.  Just gives me a good chuckle  

Win win either way.

If you keep it, you have a great shooting bow, if you sell it, you make a profit.

Makes the decision easy for me, just sell it...OR keep it...or sell it...OR keep it.
Because after all, it`s a great shooting bow, but there is profit too!  

If I liked how it shot that much I would probably keep it.  Then again, it would depend on exactly how much money we're talking about and how my financial and bow situation was.

Iv'e got high dollar custom bows that shoot great and and lower end productionbow so to speak that shoot really good.

One of my best shooters is a bear montana and although I don't shoot it often when I pick it up it puts them where I look and I just can't part with it.

If I got a really good shooter I'll keep it unless I get homeless or something pretty drastic.

JMO only you can decide what is best for you.

SOLD IT!!! you can always find another gem every bow you buy before the next one is always the best.