Bow regreted selling?

so far, none........the ones I replace them with havealways done me good....

 

My 2005 Bowtech Liberty! I am shooting a Browning Illusion now, but daaaaaaaayyyyyuuuuuummmmmmmmm, the BT Liberty is a sweet bow!

 

I got more regret stories about bows I ve paid good money for than bows I regret selling.:doh:

 

I regret selling them all/ Wish I could have held on to them and jsut pulled them out and shot them when I wanted.

 

2002 Ultratec with CC+ cams.

That's the ONLY bow that I actually still regret selling. I'm going to get another one someday.

 

Don't regret selling any...although I like my ultratec though. I couldn't be any happier about selling that Trykon XL I had though! Goooood riddance!

 

I sold my first bow a 2004 Hoyt Ultramag. I sold it I think in 06. It was buy far the most accurate, quiet, sweet shooting bow I ever owned. I just didn't know any better. I just tell myself that it was just properly set up. I miss that bow.

 

Bows!

Bear: kodiac magnum!...Its worth more now than what i sold it for!
Rambo...The same,worth more now!
Black Widow,the widow maker....Now a collectable
My first compound: Bear 6 wheel white-tail.


There the top Four that come to mind!::doh:

 

you have been doing this for too long:doh: eace:

 

I have not regretted selling any yet. All the bows I have sold have served friends and family well.

 

jennings split t.... in the 70"s.... my first bow... wish i would have kept just because i was only 12 when i got it

dont know about the mathews xt yet as i have not shot the new hoyt vectrix much to say either way.....:noidea:

 

Buddy that Vectrix is a sweet shootin bow but I would not trade my XT for 2 of em.

 

i just never felt comfortable shooting out past 40 yards with the XT... i am sure it was just me .... i traded it back to the shop i bought and they gave me all but 50.00 back for it after a year of shooting..... i figure i will try the vectrix awhile ..... i use to buy and keep bows for years but now days it seems i always want to try something different..... they all shoot so close to the same now days it really just goes to what you feel confident in anyway i think..... again i will buying arrows this week and start shooting the vectrix so i will see how i like it.... i like playing around and shooting 50 to 80 yards occasionally just to make those 10 to 30 yard shots seem like they are next to me in the woods

 

I really don't miss any of my old bows. The new ones are faster, quieter, and more forgiving every year.

Dan

 

I have a hard time getting rid of things. The ones I have sold or given away, I don't miss. There are a few handguns and rifles I wish I kept.

 

model 94 trapper carbine, in 32 win special:frusty: :frusty: :frusty:

 

I had an '05 Diamond Victory I should have kept, for a lot of reasons...
Oh well, it's sale partially paid for my target bow and all of the super expensive add-ons I just had to have... I should have kept that bow though, it was a great shooter.

Ron

 

Stainless Ruger super blackhawk 44 mag. I have missed that gun since the day I traded it.

 

Bows!

The bows at the time i sold or gave away,I didnt miss them then!
I regret selling antique recurves which are worth alot now!
I talked my dad into helping me buy a $219 Black widow/The widow maker
They only made 24 the first year they came out,1977.
I gave that bow to my brother to bowhunt with after i started getting into compounds a few years later,he moved to florida and sold it for $100 back in the mid 80s.
I seen one sell on E-bay 3 months ago with 78bids on it for $855:Cry:
Thats what i miss about the ones i left behind!:frusty: