Just wondering if anyone is interested in one before I dig up pics and post it in the classifieds. I had it listed a while back, but apparently I had it listed too high. Please let me know what the going price is for a bow that is 47# @ 28" and in very good shape. Maybe I can get it sold if I get the right price on it. Thanks and moderators please let me know if this thread won't fly here.
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I wish it was 67 instead of 47 pounds. -
Lord knows I've bought and sold my share of bows in the past 15 years. Some deals have been good...some have not.
In my experience, a bow that has no dings or deep scratches will normally sell for about 60-70% of new cost, depending upon the brand (Ric's Sweptwing has a great reputation). That said, a bow which sold "new" for $550.00 would go for about $330.00. If it is in excellent condition, you could get as much as $400.00 from the right buyer. In this example, I'd start with $400.00 shipped to a buyer's door (USPS Priority and insured, and assuming it is in 9.5 out of 10 condition) and if you don't receive any takers, reduce it by $25.00 until someone buys it.
Good luck. I'm sure you can find a buyer for it around here. You can also list it on Tradgang.com and Stickbow.com at no charge to you.
Doug KeyComment
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does it have action bamboo limbs, and if it was a little heavier would help sell it fasterComment
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Can we see Pictures and price?Comment
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I'll try to get some pics and price up over at the classifieds when I get through with my move this weekend. Thanks to all who replied and I have a much better idea of what I can expect to get out of it. Thanks--ClintComment
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How bout them pics?Comment
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