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Awesome Piece of Archery History HERE!

Started by SlowBowke, June 01, 2011, 09:41:00 AM

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SlowBowke

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good heavens.....or am I off my rocker?

I just cannot imagine this showing up in "the auction" wow....Id have bet money something like this would have automatic buyers from friends of the owner.

Too rich for my blood but what a conversation piece!!

Id HAVE TO shoot it a bit!

God Bless
"Beauty is in the eye of the BOWholder" God Bless!!

kurtbel5

I think the owner is named Len? my understanding is his collection was built at the high point of bow prices,and he has a huge amount of archery gear, he has been selling amazing bows for years

NumPls

The seller's name is Kevin and, I think, his father owned Frontier Archery in Sacramento, CA. So, he comes from an archery & bowhunting heritage and probably has a significant collection and some significant history to share.

Kevin, are you a TradGanger? If so, I would enjoy reading what you can share with the rest of us!

Ray

reddogge

You'd have a tough time shooting it. The handle isn't included.
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kurtbel5

Hi Ray
Is that the same Sacramento collector (or his family)the one I was thinking of used to list a lot of bows on ****?

SlowBowke

Shows my ignorance, Reddogge. Maybe someone should ask why it isnt?

God Bless
"Beauty is in the eye of the BOWholder" God Bless!!

NumPls

Kurt, I suspect that the answer to your last question is, "Yes.". But, I seem to recall that there was someone else from that area (maybe into the foothills) who also used to list a lot of archery stuff.

Ray

2treks

C.A.Deshler
United States Navy.
1986-1990


"Our greatest fear should not be of failure but of succeeding at things in life that don't really matter."
~ Francis Chan

Larry m

Like that barreled shaft and the small brush rest. Designed for performance and cast. I would have loved to see that one in action!

reddogge

Don't feel bad. I asked the same question on another forum and was told the handles were shooter proprietary so the shooter would switch the handle between different bows.
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NRA
Mayberry Archers

dkard

My friend used to shoot with Harry. If I remember right, they would use Pepsodent toothbrushes to make the rests. They were the best for flight shooting.

dave

Bjorn

Numpls you are exactly correct it is Kevin and Frontier Archery was his father's business. He regularly lists old copies of "Archery Magazine".  What a remarkable auction find.

2treks

That distance shot with this bow is almost double my best so far. I would love to go to Utah some September and see how the big boys roll.
C.A.Deshler
United States Navy.
1986-1990


"Our greatest fear should not be of failure but of succeeding at things in life that don't really matter."
~ Francis Chan

d. ward

Kurt there were a couple people selling a while back that had a ton of stuff from Malibu Archery ? I bought several catalogs plus a couple bows off them ???? bd

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