HungBuck

Open to any offers, the most I can say is "no". Being told no doesn't hurt, trust me I hear it all the time.

This bow is in very good condition Has brand new string and cables just installed Also has a brand new Copper John Battle Axe sight Comes with a drop away rest (not new but was just tuned when ne string was put on) Right handed 60-70 pound limbs 29" DL Any questions send me a message I would accept paypal, USPS money order, or of course cash Asking $475 I'm in Carthage NY and you are more than welcome to come shoot it if you are intersested. I promise you won't be disappointed.

Both are sold. I don't know how to delete or close this thread.

Is this gun still for sale?

Attached is a picture of my largest buck to date, taken with my bow. The story behind it demonstrates what a true friend and sportsman is. My buddy invited me to go hunting with him on his private land. On the drive out there in the morning he informed me that his back was really bothering him and he didn't feel safe climbing up to his tree stand. He said he really wanted me to hunt out of it, as in his opinion it would give me my best opportunity to get a deer. This friend is the definition of a "trophy hunter" but he stressed repeatedly that I was free to shoot anything that made me happy. It was only about an hour after sunrise when the biggest buck I had ever seen came walking towards me. It all happened so fast I had to litterally sit down, try to stop shaking, and recall what just happened. It took me a while to realize that in all the excitement I had seen the buck fall and sure enough he was laying dead only about 30 yards from the stand. As I already said this was by far my best deer ever but I also knew it was probably on the border as to if my buddy would have shot him. We have all heard stories of friends getting upset when you take a buck that doesn't quite meet up to thier standards, especially from thier property and out of thier stand. A couple hours later I tried to curb my excitement as my friend approached because I really wanted to see his reaction. Well, when he first saw the buck he screamed "yes, you did it!" out loud and immediately started to hug me (and no, neither one of us are known as being huggers). Both of ours excitement just built from there. It really was a toss up as to who was happier, me for getting my best buck ever or him for putting me in a position to get him. As I stated at the start of this post, that to me is the definition of a true friend and a sportsman. PS It took a couple of weeks before he finally admitted that he probably would have let the buck walk. Still, that did not diminish his excitement for me at all!

I have 2 Scott Archery releases for sale Both are new in unopened packages 1 Scott Wildcat NCS (nylon connector system) Black buckle strap 1 Scott Little Bitty Goose with NCS Black buckle strap $45 each or both for $85 Can pay by paypal or USPS money order I'm in the Jefferson/Lewis county area and would meet and accept

It's a remington 870 express magnum. I thought a barrel would sell for about $100 but everything I have seen so far is closer to $200. At that price I might as well buy a new gun.

Thanks for the replies. I thought that was what the answer would be and I just wanted to make sure. I've looked for another barrel and the cost seems very high for just a barrel (upwards of $200). I think I will get a whole new gun before spending that on a barrel. Thanks again

I got access to new land to hunt last fall and while deer hunting I saw alot of turkeys. I've decided to turkey hunt this spring for the first time. My problem is that the only shotgun I have has a rifled slug barrel on it. Would it damage the barrel to shoot a turkey load out of it? And if not, would it pattern ok to kill a turkey?