Would you buy this? (Part 2)

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Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#1 Post by discord » Sun Aug 31, 2014 9:22 am

Another one! Also a longbow (lol)
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Longbow-Mart ... 1391116069
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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#2 Post by bigbob » Sun Aug 31, 2014 5:29 pm

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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#3 Post by Ian Turner » Sun Aug 31, 2014 7:23 pm

Yeah it always concerns me when i see bows advertised on ebay being sold by those who have no idea about bows to possible newbies to the sport who buy something that is totally inappropriate for their needs and or its dangerous.
Even worse they buy compounds that are not set for their draw lengths etc and the bows have been obviously mistreated and are dangerous.
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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#4 Post by little arrows » Sun Aug 31, 2014 7:31 pm

more of a concern, if for sale out here, are they bows that have been "aquisitioned" from an archery club, our of club hours.

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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#5 Post by Mick Smith » Sun Aug 31, 2014 9:19 pm

Yeah, you see this so many times on ebay. I think many of these bows were used years ago, probably by people who have since passed away and the current owners who have inherited them, have no idea of how they're meant to look when strung. I doubt whether this would damage the bow, particularly if it wasn't drawn and it probably wouldn't be possible to draw the bow anyway as the string would be pulled off.
There is no use focusing on aiming if you don't execute the shot well enough to hit what your are aiming at.

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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#6 Post by Bill » Tue Sep 02, 2014 1:31 pm

:smile: I sent a request asking about the Bow.
The picture was with the request, but dropped out here, so this is what followed.

Dear ***************,

I see in the picture, that the string is on the Bow, is that the way it is strung when it is shot.

Longbow Martin Panther African Wood

Item Id: 141391116069
End time: 09-Sep-14 15:45:21 AEST

Listing Status: This message was sent while the listing was active.

This is the reply I received.

Dear **********,
There are many different ways to string a bow this string is one more customized double nylon rope and has the sports on roap as a rope recoil stabiliser i made this string mount my self the way i needed it to be or perform its had wax seals put on each end as well to further protect the rope during carry in outdoors forest hunting it serves as a very good hunting weapon this is not made for sports but a true hunting longbow of only the finest workmanship made and imported from USA its one of a kind Ull never see another one exactly the same or using African wood the ergonomic handle that fits like a glove and the flex is one you can fee has an enormous amount of power with a impact spreading arrow head its a one shot kill lethal for grown deer and can serve well for wild pig hunting as well this is what you call the perfect weapon, silent ammo is refillable by means of trimming right light straight branches with no more than a pocket knife and arrow heads sharpened ur silent don't stink up the forest with gun powder or noise and its never required having a licence like amateura weapon the shotgun or the handguns esspecialy u dont need a safe to store it it even looks the part hanging above a fireplace ifnu have one i started archery as ny very first sport passed onto me in europe by my grandfather i kept this bow as it was a gift that cost my best friends from Sydney over $1700 new imported from Martin Bows USA will be happy to tell you more about this wonerfull piece i treasured for so long as u an see its done no shooting or hunting so as much as i love you it i dont want it to go to waste either sitting above a couch or fiereplace so i thought id be generous and let it go for something more affordable for someone who loves archery as much as i do this will be a piece that lasts a lifetime and it comes with a lifetime waranty as its a martin panther hunter its name is its true mark of quality enough said let me know if u need arm guards arrows and any other acces
willing to ship it to you anywhere u like its an additional $50 for the handling plus whatever package costs and postage varied by wether u want it expressed expedited or regular all postage is by Australia post and Ull have a tracking number sent to you got ? to verify nd keep track of arrival time if ur outside nsw that might mean something and i post soon as the deposit has been confirmed same day however if u pay pal it takes an extra four days so best fastest way to buy is using a comm bank transfer or actually going info a branch and deposit cash onto the account oll supply you with if you like it and primise to keep and use it safe i am happy to do a better buy it now price for you if you decide to bit it today so ill be happy take $50 bicks off the total for you making it $800 not $850 and let me know say within next half an hour if ur serious to take it today ill try to throw in something extra for your hunting i have real hunting vests camo style and with special human oddour repelant smell so ur pray doesnt smell u approaching a burka style rain and sun coat jacket with hood and theres other things i havent listed just yet but will soon today so u can see the sambar hunting jackets too cheers and have a great day.

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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#7 Post by slinkymalinky » Tue Sep 02, 2014 2:56 pm

What Sue said!
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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#8 Post by discord » Tue Sep 02, 2014 5:36 pm

Oh. My. God.
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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#9 Post by cmoore » Wed Sep 03, 2014 9:30 am

Dueling banjos comes to mind.....A hee hee hee
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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#10 Post by Outbackdad » Wed Sep 03, 2014 12:25 pm

This is on the page now

Q: If this is a longbow why are the tips bent back, a longbow is to be straight.
A: It's a recurve bow

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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#11 Post by Ian Turner » Wed Sep 03, 2014 4:52 pm

Oh my god i hope some poor sod does not lay out his/her hard erned $$ on it.
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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#12 Post by littlejohn59 » Wed Sep 03, 2014 5:20 pm

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"it serves as a very good hunting weapon this is not made for sports but a true hunting longbow of only the finest workmanship made and imported from USA its one of a kind Ull never see another one exactly the same "

I will agree with the seller! It most certainly is a "ONE OF A KIND"..... HEHAHAHA :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#13 Post by The Ranger » Fri Sep 05, 2014 12:22 pm

Bill, that's extraordinary. I've never read a sentence that long before in my whole life. Hahahaha.

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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#14 Post by Bill » Fri Sep 05, 2014 12:55 pm

:smile: :smile: :smile:
If this is a longbow why are the tips bent back, a longbow is to be straight
:surprised: After that question was put up;

:surprised: He sent me back a couple of emails stating the same answer; Its a Recurve along with this,.

Dear *********,

Nope it's a recurve and this is backwards strung so it can't be shot until properly strung and fitted and you'll need someone who knows what their doing, safety first off course ! And the sting needs to be original as well as rest of safety accessories hand guard lather and release trigger and arrows quiver and heads all these can be found on eBay at various prices and dependant on your individual,taste and needs I can be of assistance to find you the cheapest best items no charge from me if you should choose to buy now the longbow email me a list of rest of things and I will source and quote you with details on each item seller price and availability . Thanks so much and sorry I didn't mention in my post or msg u need to restring this it's a recurve longbow. Have a great day/night from Joe. By the way check me out in few days these items are personal but I trade and specialise in vitamins minerals nutrients and rare supplements. Over 500 products just name one and I'll let you know my price, I import export and my product is raw free of additives and comes in micro safety sealed packaging and made in USA GMP ISO HALAL KOSHER AND FDA Approved for most part of the stock that is, and I can create a tailored custom stack just for your desired personal needs whatever the result u want from your body it's what you put in that gets you what you want out of it !keep in touch and feel free to call my mobile if I'm not online or just want to chat about my product range in brief , thank you for taking the interest and happy bidding and shopping through me :)


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Re: Would you buy this? (Part 2)

#15 Post by Ian Turner » Fri Sep 05, 2014 4:33 pm

Holy crap it just gets worse and worse!
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