FOR SALE Horton Archery - Auction
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Buyer beware.
I have it on very very good accord that a lot of Hortons inventory was defective and should have been sent back to the Chinese manufacturers. But instead it was stored and borrowed against as assets. Odds are the creditor seized the collateral after Hortons bankruptcy and is liquidating it. They may or may not know the items leveraged as collateral were defective. Be sure you personally check each item in person before purchasing. I do not have an idea of how much of their inventory was leveraged in this manner, of even of these items were leveraged, but my source tells me it was a very very large portion of their inventory before closing that was defective but used as collateral.
I have it on very very good accord that a lot of Hortons inventory was defective and should have been sent back to the Chinese manufacturers. But instead it was stored and borrowed against as assets. Odds are the creditor seized the collateral after Hortons bankruptcy and is liquidating it. They may or may not know the items leveraged as collateral were defective. Be sure you personally check each item in person before purchasing. I do not have an idea of how much of their inventory was leveraged in this manner, of even of these items were leveraged, but my source tells me it was a very very large portion of their inventory before closing that was defective but used as collateral.
Ricer2231
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Big_Holla
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And I would be afraid to buy most of it. There were a ton of bolts. That will flood the market quite well. Boxes of scopes? We are talking tens of thousands of scopes. How in the world do you have so many bolts and scopes but everything else is gone? Had a link to this auction forwarded to me a couple weeks ago. I checked it out. Decided the risk outweighed any possible reward. My guess is Sportsman's Guide or some place like this will have a bunch of cheap scopes and bolts for sale the next decade. lol
I don't call them arrows. It is a crossbow. Crossbow bolt? Not the right terminology? I dunno. I am a dumbie when it comes to these. lol
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Buckmaster
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Shit, I heard enough of that BS this weekend lol............. I used the clips too load my mags...............
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The commonly accepted nomenclature for a crossbow projectile is bolt. And a longbow or compound projectile is commonly called an arrow. Kleenex vs facial tissue. Skill saw vs rotary saw. Saw all vs reciprocating saw. All commonly accepted nomenclatures. Twig vs stick vs limb vs log.
However a clip and a magazine are two separate things just as is a belt.
Calling a magazine a clip is about as silly as calling a compound arrow a bolt or vicea versa.
Lol.
Crossbow = bolt.
What's everyone so afraid of? It's an auction. Buyer beware, as with any auction. I'm thinking about going and I don't even own a crossbow. Lol
What's everyone so afraid of? It's an auction. Buyer beware, as with any auction. I'm thinking about going and I don't even own a crossbow. Lol
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Yeah huh. Do you have tits? Nope. Here's what's funny. Neither do women. Technically tits is the plural form of "tit". A bird. But the commonly accepted nomenclature for a woman's breast is tits.
and they'll always be called so. Lol.
Sorry I derailed us. Well, I am blaming Mike for teasing me. haha
I would find it hard to believe all the bolts, arrows, or arrahs would be bad.
I would find it hard to believe all the bolts, arrows, or arrahs would be bad.