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If these don't sell by Sunday I'll withdraw the sale.

thanks

Adam

withdrawn from sale, good news is that these limbs will be up again for sale soon as part of a Bob Gordon WARF recurve bow setup, see my last post for details! Please note, these are MEDIUM limbs so they are 50# on a 17" Titan riser with an AMO of 60" on a 17" riser. 6 Lams w/ 2 Carbo...

Is this bow still up for sale Jeff? PM sent.

Good deal!

hi I can hook you up with a Ed Kramer takedown longbow that is 87# at 27" so it should be in the weight range you would like and it's 70", nice and smooth. A perfectly good bow to hunt with too. PM me if you are interested. It is a lovely bow, secondhand from a mate in the US. approximatel...

very very tempting.... if there is no action for this bow by the time i get back from my hunt ill have a good think about it :) Good mate, here are a few pics of the bow http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii179/Chuditch_photo/IMG_2233.jpg http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii179/Chuditch_photo/IMG_...

Hi I am regretfully selling my Wapiti Take down. JK Chastain makes a very quick recurve and this is no exception. Loves heavy arrows, can shoot 750gn VA arrows out of it like darts. B50 string, NO FASTFLIGHT, it still smokes arrows though, it's a very quick bow. At 58" AMO she is a short bow an...

the nights Where cold, I almost had to invite my hunting partner to my swag!!!!!!

Mate it is NEVER going to get that cold... EVER

It was a great experience though. Thanks.

Arrr Nooooo. Don't do this to me Mark! This is a ripper bow, albeit a BW knockoff. I hope it sells soon, otherwise I may be tempted .

It's a good tent, is it still for sale?

What a handsome looking dog. Well sized too. I would get one for my brother who has a problem with people walking in to his house uninvited. The only thing that stops me from getting one for myself and him is the heat up where we live would be too much for them I think.

Yes I think I have some I can get for you. Will email you them tomorrow. Perhaps you can send me some of the longbow?

Is this a one piece or a takedown? Will PM seller for more info.

I have a Bear 'Victor' Tigercat in very good condition. It's 55# @28 Will trade you for the longbow and throw in a good canvas AOS bow cover, and strings. She is a bit old (1970's) but a great shooter in fantastic condition. PM me if you are interested.

Hi Cody, I thank you for your offer to help and I can see one way in particular that this might work to the advantage of us Aussies. There are plenty of one piece longbows in the US available for very reasonable prices, old Howard Hills, Sentman's, St Charles, etc etc To ship these bows as one piece...

Ben Kleinig wrote: The bird is a bustard, Coach, unless it happens to be illegitimate, in which case it would, by definition, be a b_____d bustard.

Hehe, funny!

Australia Post = Bah Humbug! My local Post office must have really scraped the bottom of the Aust Post employment pool barrel, although I fear that this is pretty much indicative of the organisation as a whole. That said, I have mates who work for Aust post and they are too shamed to use it in a pic...

Well it's a good deal mate. Luck with the sale.

I'm shocked! I was sure this bow was a keeper mate.

Steve, Oneida's made after 1987 are all fastflight compatible. The Screaming Eagle was the first Oneida bow to be fastflight compatible, it came with micarta 're-inforced' limb tips. One trick that many people use is to use B-50 strings on the fast flight compatible bows as this is thought to make t...

longbow steve wrote: They are definately outside the square but yeah I sort of like them as far as wheel bows go .
Steve

Where are the wheels mate, I don't think that they have any?

P.s How do they hot them up? Materials for the rubber bandy bits that attach to the power cable yoke have changed a bit since 1987. I'm not sure exactly how much this change affects performance, more likely to affect longevity I believe. Like most bows, the 'hotting' factor comes down to fine tunin...

I don't mind if we keep this ramble going gundy. Maybe the mods can move it to an appropriate section of the forums? Or we can start another thread on bows of the 'dark side'. They kind of sit somehwere out there by themselves. Jape mate, I am going to keep the Screamer to pull out at meets and inna...

No worries Steve, if you are going to bring up Oneida in any archery forum except monsterbows or the oneida forum you better be prepared for some taking of the proverbial pee.

I was prepared for it LOL.

longbow steve wrote:Wow Oneida Eagle and reliable in the same sentence

"I know Oneida's don't usually get much sympathy"

See what I mean?

There you go, hope this thread gets deleted before any more sage replies eventuate.

Nothing sharp mate, although I can never get enough of the pointy and sharp thingies. I have found a pristine Oneida Screaming Eagle SE600, been completely rebuilt by someone with a passsion for these bows. Faster better stronger more reliable etc etc I know Oneida's don't usually get much sympathy ...

Thread title has been changed to reflect the new direction this ramble has taken. A thread for all those who have an interest or curiosity about 'darkside' Oneida or Monsterbows.

NORTHOZ wrote:Get a TITAN,mine is unbelievable,everyone that shoots it wants to buy it from me,and these are blokes that have shot a lot of bows.

Still happy hey mate?

Good to hear. I have fallen in love with my Pinnacle II all over again after a bit of tweaking. Go the Tradtech!

pow that was quick!

Good one Clint, thanks for the info. Have you had a go at whittling that big lump of wood you were talking about yet?