PSE Mach 8, arrows, release,sling etc...**Sold**

Grady252 · 11-30-2006, 09:05 PM

I have great condition PSE Mach 8. I have not used itin a couple of years, the limbs are in great shape, and it is complete, with everything. I have Carbon fiber (Cabellas) arrows, broadheads, bow sling, release, stabilizer, etc.... I would like $300.00 for it all.

That is a smoken price compared to what I have into it.

OregonHuntress · 11-30-2006, 10:34 PM

What is the draw length of your bow and what poundage are the limbs?

Grady252 · 12-01-2006, 08:52 AM

The limbs are not marked with the weight. If I remember right they are 60-70lb. PSE had problems with some of their limbs early on and Pacific Crest Archery in Salem put these limbs on new as a replacement for the original ones. I am going from memory on the draw length and I think it is 28" or 28 1/2". When I bought it they did all the adjusting and set it up.

The weight and draw length is adjustable, and of course with the cams this bow draws very easy compared to the actual rating. I am not an expert, but when I was using the bow I had many friends help in the selection; this bow was a very fast, and smooth for all around shooting. I did indoor one season, several outdoor shoots, and then three hunting seasons.

The release is a Tru ball, the bow sling is nearly new, the stabilizer is a Super Stix, The arrows, are Cabelas 65/80 Stalker Extreme. The last time I used the bow was three years ago during second deer season. THe bow, release, sling and stabilizer are camo.

Grady252 · 12-04-2006, 05:57 AM

I Put an arrow in and tried to measure the draw, it actually looks mor like itis 27 1/2. This is a great bow and the accessories are almost worth the price. I was sure someone would take this right away. I know it is December and there is a whole year for hunting season, but someone has a friend who was thinking about bowhunting right?? This bow is an incredible deal for someone wanting to try it and decide if they like it. This is a quality bow with everything for less than it would all cost for a piece of chit at the local sports and auto store.

Lower price $250.00 or I keep it.

GT451 · 12-04-2006, 11:49 AM

Would you possibly be interested in trading for a shotgun? We've got a S&W Model 1000 2 3/4" semi auto, OR, a Remington Model 870 3" rifled slug gun. Either one is in the $250-300 range.

Grady252 · 12-04-2006, 12:27 PM

Thanks for the offer, but I can buy a brand new 870 express for $299.00 and I sold one last month used with case, boxes of amo, and extra chokes for $150.00. The Smith and Wesson according to the internet search they say that the cost new in box was $350.00, they were made in Japan, and used it is worth $200.00 book value.

I am interested in trading for similar value if someone has something, but I don't want to give a great deal on a great bow and pay top dollar for the trade. I am mostly cleaning out my closet and would rather just have the room.

Shanel · 12-04-2006, 12:50 PM

If it had chokes it obviously wasnt a rifled barrel slug gun?

Grady252 · 12-04-2006, 01:40 PM

Shanel,

While I can apreciate you ability to split hairs; my point was that I sold an 870 express with accessories for $150.00 and that I can purchase a new on for $299.00. A slug gun in the pacific northwest is rare and hardly ever used, except rare farm hunting, where there is a concern that you may hit the neighbor.

Thanks for stating the obvious or all to read.

GT451 · 12-04-2006, 05:38 PM

No prob, just askin'