21 th Century Worth?

[M.E.B.]

66" 56 lbs at 28"



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[Dkincaid]

I'm no expert but I'd say around 350$ if sold on ebay

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[M.E.B.]

Need $ for a Sarrels. Any collectors out there? They are not making any more of these Jim and Buddy's

[Dkincaid]

I'd list it on ebay they attract a big following

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[M.E.B.]

I'd list it on ebay they attract a big following

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I'm kinda fond of it too. I just want to be sure I'll be happy with the amount it can bring.

[60 Deluxe]

So list it as "buy it now" at $450 and give the option to make offers. I have sold two recently that way. I list them for more than they are worth hoping to come within $100 of my buy it now price. I made $175 profit on a bow when some fellow paid full asking. That sure beats the normal loss.

[M.E.B.]

So list it as "buy it now" at $450 and give the option to make offers. I have sold two recently that way. I list them for more than they are worth hoping to come within $100 of my buy it now price. I made $175 profit on a bow when some fellow paid full asking. That sure beats the normal loss.

May do that if I can't sell local

[Lost Arra]

None of my business but that is a nice looking bow.

I foresee some seller's remorse unless it's just too much weight.

[M.E.B.]

None of my business but that is a nice looking bow.

I foresee some sellers remorse unless it's just too much weight.

That's why I'm seeing what it's worth to see if I'll just tear up or if I'll cry.

[Retsbew]

I'm a fan of these bows and have owned a few. The limb inscription says 45#@23", an unusually short draw. Using the standard '3# gained for every inch of draw over the marked weight' rule the bow could draw about 15# higher at the standard 28", or around 60#@28". These bows have short limbs and very efficient energy storage so for a 23" tiller there could be some stack felt at 28". For that reason it could affect it's value to buyers...unless of course they happen to have short draw lengths.

Anyway, it definately looks like a nice one!

[M.E.B.]

I'm a fan of these bows and have owned a few. The limb inscription says 45#@23", an unusually short draw. Using the standard '3# gained for every inch of draw over the marked weight' rule the bow could draw about 15# higher at the standard 28", or around 60#@28". These bows have short limbs and very efficient energy storage so for a 23" tiller there could be some stack felt at 28". For that reason it could affect it's value to buyers...unless of course they happen to have short draw lengths.

Anyway, it definately looks like a nice one!

The bow pulls 52# ar 26" and 56# at 28" that's 2 lbs per inch.

No stacking here

[Selfbowman]

Well they don't make them anymore . So it's kind of like Arvin dieing and you want a AW selfbow. It's too late for a new one. Arvin

[M.E.B.]

Well they don't make them anymore . So it's kind of like Arvin dieing and you want a AW selfbow. It's too late for a new one. Arvin

Don't do that. You're on my list of bowyers I need a bow from.

I enjoyed watching you build that string while razzing the ex highway patrolman.

[DRT]

Well they don't make them anymore . So it's kind of like Arvin dieing and you want a AW selfbow. It's too late for a new one. Arvin

You aren't trying to tell us something are you buddy?[emoji54]

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[Bisch]

Don't do that. You're on my list of bowyers I need a bow from.

I enjoyed watching you build that string while razzing the ex highway patrolman.

If that ex highway patrolman was Buck Glen, I'm certain he deserved a razzing!!!

Bisch