Shooter McGavin

$200.00 OBO

Ooooooooooooh I love these CZ452's. Awesome gun for sure. I have this exact same one as well as the 452 in 17hmr. These will out shoot any 10/22 out there, you won't be disappointed.

Couldn't find any additional mods at PSE here in Tucson, bow is set at the max-31"You can adjust down to 26", 27",28",29",30" but you would need to find those mods yourself. There are some for sale on eBay.

SOLD

Tucson

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I just spoke to Bull Basin and it is but with different modules. I currently don't have any, but I am looking into to see if I can locate some through them. What length are you looking for?

Antelope decoy still available and now at $35.00, and with the draw coming up in Feb this is something every speedgoat hunter needs.

Any takers............ At 68lbs this bow flung the arrows like no other.

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Bullseye takedown recurve still available for children who want yo become the next Robin Hood.

Bear recurve Sold Bullseye takedown bow still available. This item can be shipped for around $15.00.

Boots sold Antelope decoy still available.

Antelope decoy still available

Selling my bow because even dropping the poundage to the bare minimum (currently at 52#) I still can't pull it back with my bad shoulder. This is a great bow, very good shape, Bull Basin installed a new string last year, shot (3) times since string replacement. Very sad day to say the least. Asking $275.00. Located in Tucson. This bow is setup for you long armed apes for sure, 31" draw. Comes with the following: QAD (Quality Archery Design) drop away arrow rest Vibracheck string stop Listed below are the factory specs: RIGHT HAND Brace Height: 7-1/4 Axle-to-Axle: 33 IBO Speed: 312-304 fps Let-Off: 80-65% Infinitely Adjustable Mass Weight: 4.2 lbs. Draw Lengths: 31" Draw Weight: 60-70) Finish: New Break-Up® NRG X CAM (NX) - THE NRG X cam is the latest single cam design specifically engineered for the PSE "X-Bows". We've optimized the draw characteristics and added an "easy-change" module system that makes the Mach X model even more appealing! MACH X LIMB POCKETS - Independently adjustable pivoting limb pockets take precision limb tuning to a new level. 9" LIMBS - Industry leading 9" Hypersplit limbs are engineered along with proprietary technologies which allow the limbs to be independently optimized for each draw weight. I will post current pics tomorrow, but this is a pic from the Internet.

Has a winner been chosen for this?

I have looked at the following bows for my 11 yr daughter. Any feedback (pros/cons) would be greatly appreciated from all who have had their kids use these or any others that might have overlooked. She currently shoots a traditional bow, buts wants the compound look, feel, etc.....and having the arrows go faster. I have picked up and actually seen all these bows, just want someone's personal feedback if they are as good as the salesman say they are. PSE Mini Burner Mathews Mission Craze II Diamond Edge Mathews Genesis Fred bear III All these come ready to shoot (whisker bisquit, 3-pin sight (very cheap), loop, quiver. Some come with a stabilizer and wrist sling. I would take off the quiver and stabilizer for weight purposes, trying to keep it as light as possible. I have heard the Diamond edge will last a lifetime as she grows, but all these have variable draw-pull and lb adjustments. Let me know? This thread doesn't need to turn into a pissing match either, just trying to get my daughter who is really excited to fling some arrows at a longer distance with a quality bow until she can make her own decision on what she likes.

Thanks to everyone who has replied with info, I probably need to take her to actually hold all of these bows for weight purposes. That will ruin the surprise but get her more excited about shooting.

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Should have played that during Ned Beatty's squeal like a pig scene in Deliverance...........

Thought the same thing, but where it was located there was no feasible location anybody could have harvested a lion. Like I said, it was a small reddish object when I discovered it and my buddy ranged it at 426 yds. Not the ideal range to harvest a lion but there are some guys who would send lead if they saw it from that distance. Still baiting is illegal especially a buck that was shot minus the head.

http://www.tucsonnewsnow.com/story/30483679/reward-offered-in-case-of-dead-deer-tied-to-tree Before putting in for deer this year I had set up my camera hoping to get some decent bucks because last year I had seen some doozys during my sons hunt. Throughout the summer I had some good bucks coming and going, even posted some pics of their progress. Both kids had jr hunts and filled their tags and my buddy and myself both filled our tags during the 1st General hunt in this same area. My other buddy also drew for this unit and asked if I could hopefully put him on some bucks during his hunt. Fast forward to Nov 6, 2015, due to work schedules we get out there around 2:15 and get to the glassing spot about 3:00. I start glassing the hillside where my camera is at and notice something reddish under a tree. Thinking its a large Manzanita tree trunk I keep glassing but something tells me to keep looking at it. I occasionally go back trying to figure out what this might be, some crows fly over squawking and make racket and land in a tree over this object. I tell my buddy, do you think that's a gut pile or even a lion kill. He says whatever it is, it's 426 yds away. I had planned on installing a SD card and changing my batteries on my camera because I had removed the SD card during my hunt. So I put my buddy on a hillside on the next ridge because I'd seen bucks there before and I was goinug to check out this object and address my camera. I make the walk down to the tree where my camera was at and this is what I see: I start second guessing myself, is this my tree? Did I remove my camera earlier? Then I notice pieces of my camera and even some AA batteries on the ground. Now I'm pissed, swearing under my breath and thinking who the heck found my spot. I pick up a small piece of camera and take a pic of the large chunk of tree missing where someone used a hatchet to remove the python cable which was wrapped through the bear box. All of it gone. I then head toward the object I noticed from afar. As I head toward the tree where this object is at, this is what I see: I'm in shock and at the same time a little nervous thinking WTF, is someone watching me? I leave the site undisturbed and find my buddy. I show him the pics and he is in just as much disbelief as I am. We finish the evening hunt (unsuccessful) and make it down. I called Operation Game Thief and was able to guide the game wardens via google maps on Saturday. Truly disgusting what people do to wildlife and especially items not belonging to them. Hopefully somebody knows something about a buck taken from 33. There's a nice reward from AZGF if somebody knows anything, as we all know on this site, it's not about the money it's doing the right thing.