Holy crap. All that for $100? Sounds like a great deal.

I'd say you got your money's worth.

Congratulations!

God bless,Mudd

QuoteOriginally posted by Mudd:
I'd say you got your money's worth.

Congratulations!

God bless,Mudd

Mudd I was hoping you would chime in.  :D  

Any chance you could  give me an idea on what I have broadhead wise?  Are the "Hills Hornets" worth anything?  How about the "BOD.KIN" or any of the other broadheads/tradepoints?  If yes how much?  

Thanks

Tenbrook

the bodkin was a 3-blade broadhead from the 60's. flew straight and tough as nails, but hard to sharpen. the 2 fiberglass bows look like they could be "paul bunyan's."

No doubt about it! You got quite a bargain if you got all that stuff for $100!!!!

I'm sorry, I don't have a clue but I still say that anything $100 or under and you got a good deal.

God bless,Mudd

well worth the 100 bones
some good pieces of archery history there

Id say you payed a fair price. Bout what it was worth IMO

what is the recurve

QuoteOriginally posted by GRINCH:
what is the recurve

All it says is "Perry" and 35#.

the golden-colored shafts with red and silver cresting and white fletching look like they may be micro-flites. look and see if there is a number on the shaft, and/or if in fact it does say micro-flite.

Darn I was still waiting for directions, north or south  

$100 worth of fun...

The tape on quiver with the pouch should fetch 50-70 dollars on the auction site; maybe classifieds too. The BH's that are not marked Hills or Bodkin look more interesting. The ones that are 2 blade and have the pin holes are worth a few bucks each-need better pics.

QuoteOriginally posted by snow leopard:
the golden-colored shafts with red and silver cresting and white fletching look like they may be micro-flites. look and see if there is a number on the shaft, and/or if in fact it does say micro-flite.

They say "DURA GLASS" on them?

Darn I was still waiting for directions, north or south  

$100 worth of fun...

My father in law shot those gold arrows back in the 60s.....

Here are some detailed pictures of one of each type of broadhead.

Any info on what I have would be great.

Thanks!

Tenbrook

-The squares are 1"x1"
 

 

The Hills and Bod Kins will make some great rabbit arrows.  The trade points are a bit of a different story.... Good find for sure.

I believe those broadheads on the aluminum shafts are a Taiwan made Chuck-It manufactured by Hoyt which is what you should do with them. I too, will say that you did OK with the price.

Before you use the ones with the barb(on the camo arrows) on the back make sure you are allowed. In NJ you cant use a barbed head for anything.Still a great find for the money.Mount any of the arrows on a piece of 1x3 and stain the wood up and sell them for $10.00 and you made your money back in no time.