Me! I sure need that year. Was anyone else on here pondering it?

You gottum photos? WANNA SEE'UM!!!

Pics or this is useless!!! Show us now!!!

How? The bow wont be in the mail till tomorrow. I will post a few, with a video when it gets here. The auction just ended a few minutes ago.

Saw that bow, congratulations.

was there not photos on the auction???

Keep us in the LOOP!

Sure thing.

Have two of them. A 45#er and a 60#er.

so you make a post to brag about winning a bow...but yet you don't know how to copy or save the auction photos to share...im confused.....

You guys are merciless, give the guy a day or two, or five!

Thanks KDdog.I am I'm not posting photos from the auction site. I will post some when it is here. Please read the post again. sheepdogreno. I asked if any were pondering it. " witch means you would have already seen it" Just google one if you need to see a picture so bad. And yes I am bragging a little. I was waiting a long time to find one in 40#. I seen a few in 50# and up. They seem to sell for much less when there 50# and up. I sold a 1974 red line on here not to long ago for a bargain. Also just sold a 1968 64" 47#SK. Blackstick- I never owned a 69 SK yet. Im still looking for a 38-43# one. I got the 67.5 64" 45#, 1968, and 1970, and 1976 though. Here is a picture of some to hold you over.

Sorry that picture was blurry. Here is some At the club.

Here was a newer Grayling green model.

Lets see some lower poundage pictures of Kodiaks, and Super's Lets say less than 43#

Here was the 50# red line i sold. Is that enough pictures to hold you over sheepdogreno?

Guys, posting pictures of other bows just doesn't cut it. It is sort of like posting your profile on a dating site and using a photo of Favio in the profile pic.

I agree Brad. I Only post mine. Not other's pictures.

It was worth every penny.There most probably only gonna go up! I haven't seen one in that year and poundage range for quite some time. I had a wanted add on here, but people are hording there sweat lower poundage bows as of late.

I meant sweet lower # bows. haha. Typing in the dark again.

Not only are people hoarding they're lower weight bows, they are also buying up all those they can get their hands on. I can shoot a #50 bow comfortably, #60 is a bit of a struggle. I've had many injuries and operations where I thought I'd never shoot again. Luckily I am able to, but I am holding onto my lighter ones for my "golden years."

I know. Sure 45# + bows are great for hunting, but I mostly target shoot at the range or in my back yard. Sometimes i shoot over 1000 arrows in a session. That's why I love these lower weight bows. I can shoot a 55# bow, but I don't want to all day, or just for fun. -Dave

The bow on the left is the 1973 next to a 1976.

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