330298851920 on the auction block....NO RESERVE!

Not in "pristine" condition, but better than the one I personally DON'T have! lol!

Can't wait to see what this one brings if a '65 Kodiak gets $806!!  :eek:

>>--Ron--<>

My guess is $2875.00

Trap

It is been sold for $ 2650.00. I can buy a same one I talked on another post #066 with 50# limbs for about the same price, do you think it worth? It is RH I am LH but probably I 'll never get a chance to find a good Left Signature. Thanks Felix

Hi Felix if you really want one that may be the thing is to buy the RH and maybe trade it for a LH at some point...bowdoc

Hi DOC, but I immagine it will be very very difficult to find a lefty, are they  ever been made?  Felix

Was That a good price for the bow? It will be my First and probably only,i know It was shot but how often are you ever going to get to shoot one,provided you take care I will bring it to Denton and let some people shoot it AS LONG AS you dont tell my Wife what it cost  

Hi Felix yes the signuture did come in lefthand.I thought there was around 10-12 lefthand.Glenn StCharles was lefhhand and was sold several years ago to a collecter..bd

Very nice bow Chris...You know we are completely NUTS!! But we just have to have more  

Probably on Sunday I'll go to buy it, then I' see I am sure of not loosing money and I think it is one of the few bows that is a pleasure just to see it, Thank's guys  Felix

FELIX...Is it worth it?  Only you can answer that.

If it is worth it to you...then it is.

On the other hand...f you had the opportunity to buy one that is still sealed in the original box for about $5K or more, you could not shoot it because you would decrease the value.

Buying one that is already broke in, you can shoot as much as you want as long as you take care not to let the condition get any worse.  I would get a new string for shooting and keep the one that comes with it in the condition it is.

I would say get it and shoot the crap out of it.  Over time it will only appreciate in value as long as you can find a buyer willing to step up to the plate.

GO FOR IT!!!

I know if I could find one I could afford I would shoot it,LOL. Cannot just put a bow away and never shoot it.

Danny

I'll take it, I'll enjoy to look at, then I'll try to trade it for a left hand hand, and after a while if I don't find the trade I'll offer it to another bowhunter Trad Gang first,  Felix

Felix

If the price is right, it is an investment.  You can buy it, enjoy having it, and eventually at least get you money back if the timing is right.

Although Lefty bows generally sell cheaper than righties, I would think that a lefty Bear Signature riser is going to be a rare commodity, lots harder to find than a rightie, and therefore more "in demand" than a rightie.  You might have  a tough time making a swap.

JUST MY THOUGHTS.

Thank you for the advice,If tomorrow I'll decide to sell it the first place will be here because I like the people in this forum, I think all are good hearted nice and honest people and I want as much as I can to please you, Felix