It’s probably 10 years old. New limbs and string replaced 5 years ago. Functions flawlessly. No idea what to ask for it. Looking to upgrade.
Feeler: Wicked Ridge Invader crossbow
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Bigcountry40
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I would possibly be interested, I could always use an extra for the boys. The problem you are going to run into is you can buy quality crossbows pretty cheap. example below
On second thought, I need to keep it. Don’t need to spend money on a new one…this one is deadly enough.
Or on third thought, you need to keep it.
Even if you treat yourself to a new one, because having a backup is always a good thing. And if you have a backup, you can lend it to a newbie hunting recruit. But a backup is always a good thing, because two is one and one is none.
Even if you treat yourself to a new one, because having a backup is always a good thing. And if you have a backup, you can lend it to a newbie hunting recruit. But a backup is always a good thing, because two is one and one is none.
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I’ll make sure my wife doesn’t see this. And stop putting thoughts like this in my head!
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@Smawgunner2 .... Like Dan said... Backups are great to have .. Never know when something might break... Then you have down time to hunting season and are forced to buy something you don't want do to availability... So go buy a new bow and keep this one... Something to consider.... Get one that basically shoots the same bolts, same length, same nocks, same spine.... That way the bolts are interchangable and you don't have to run out and spend more money on bolts...
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Yep. Especially a 10 year old bow won't be worth that much anyway. Kinda sad but just the way it is with bows.