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2008/02/26 23:54:41 (permalink)

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my buddy is looking for a used bow for sale.. he wants to get his girlfriend started...


26 inch draw
below 50 lb draw weight
 
thanks rick
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    parker31
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    RE: bow 2008/02/27 21:48:24 (permalink)
    right hand or left
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    Maga2120
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    RE: bow 2008/02/27 23:50:03 (permalink)
    right hand
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    RE: bow 2008/02/28 12:25:31 (permalink)
    I got an alpine sidewinder

    It has a 28" draw but that could change
    55# max draw
    New Cables, String, String Leaches
    2 prong rest
    3pin sight
    Limbsavers
    New string loop

    Only thing it doesnt have is a stablilizer. I put over a $100 into it last august tuning it up and prob shot it a dozen times at most

    $200 takes it. Accessories alone are worth that much.

    814-769-9332

    Bow is in milesburg pa.

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    Maga2120
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    RE: bow 2008/02/28 22:05:23 (permalink)
    thanks j i think he is interested would you be able to send me pictures?
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    RE: bow 2008/02/28 22:18:12 (permalink)
    J.,

    I am Maga2120's friend. I am the person he posted this forum before I joined here. I am def. very interested in this bow for my girlfriend. Could you tell me what year it is, how the draw length adjusts, and can you possibly shoot some pictures my way? Any extra information you can give me would be great. And would you want me to pick it up in milesburg? or will you ship it?

    thanks,

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    RE: bow 2008/02/29 14:01:42 (permalink)
    Sure, when i get home I will put some up. I believe you can get 3-4" of adjustment from positions on the cam alone. Otherwise you would need a new string.

    Looks identical to this one. Ill find the pics I have tonight with all the accessories on it.

    Id prefer to meet you to sell it. Ill drive up to 30 miles to meet you.

    I believe its a 2004.

    post edited by jlh42581 - 2008/02/29 14:02:27

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    RE: bow 2008/02/29 19:01:44 (permalink)
    Here you go, made this a few months back.


    post edited by jlh42581 - 2008/02/29 19:02:44

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    RE: bow 2008/02/29 19:05:57 (permalink)
    Looks like its set at 29 right now. Looking at the cam it could go up, not down I do believe. You would have to put a new string on it most likely to get to 26". Possibly even have the cam changed. I know a good shop here that if you bring your girl along we could get it setup. I dont imagine it would cost much to change the cam if needed. Knowing these guys they would prob swap you even steven.
    post edited by jlh42581 - 2008/02/29 19:06:55

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    RE: bow 2008/02/29 21:36:23 (permalink)
    J.,

    Thats a really tempting offer. Looks good and would like to get my hands on it for her but, the draw length will be the killer. I am a student up at Penn Tech in williamsport, and go through milesburg to go home on breaks. Maybe if I can figure out if I can adjusts the length with that cam, I can somehow stop by and check it out sometime within the next few weeks. You said that your willing to meet sometime if Im interested? we will definately have to stay in touch.
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    RE: bow 2008/02/29 21:51:53 (permalink)
    I went to Penn Tech for a little while myself. That cam is completely replaceable. I dont think it would be very expensive. Call Clarence Archery

    (814) 387-6832
    Tell them what the bow is and ask how much adjustment they can get with the current cam... how much a new cam would be and how much a new string is. They are an awesome shop, i wouldnt take my bow anywhere else. Its in snow shoe, about 10mins from my house. If you decide you want it, they even have an indoor range you get tune it in at for free.

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