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High Country Archery “Ultra Force” Right-hand Compound Bow/Complete Set-Up

Vibra-Flex Armour 70 Lb. Carbon Split-Limb Design
-14” Carbon Vibra-Flex limbs (I think HCA have a lifetime warranty on these limbs)

-65% Let-Off Hatchet Cams

3 ½ lbs. Bare-bow weight
-28-29” draw-length with an extra module for lengthening draw length to 30” (modules for extending draw lengths from 25-31” are available at many archery pro-shops for around $12 for a set)
-36 1/2” Axle-to-Axle length

-Chronographed at 280+ Feet Per Second at my arrow length and @ 65lbs (if you have a longer draw length, you could easily shoot arrows over 310 feet per second with this bow)
-Machined Aluminum moderately reflexed Riser
-Entire Bow Covered in High Country’s Advanced 3-D
Camouflage

-Brand-New Bushings installed

-Bow comes with 6 Brand-New, hand-made “Dyna-Flight” Custom Bowstrings
-Bow also comes with 3 Extra Sets of Brand-New, “Dyna Flight” hand-made Custom Cables
-Brand-New Dyna-Flight Bowstring installed
-Brand-New Dyna-Flight Cables installed

-Split-Limb SIMS “Limb Savers” for extra quiet operation and vibration reduction

-Golden Key “Premier” Vertically and horizontally Micro-Tunable Arrow rest with Teflon shrink-Wrap tube on fingers for super-quiet Drawback of Arrow

3-Arrow “Kwiki” Quick-Detach Quiver
2-6 Arrow “Kwiki” Quick-Detach Quivers
-5” “Vibra-Check” Hydraulic Stabilizer with breakdown knuckle
-Teflon Cable Slide with Carbon Cable Guard

-“Archer’s Choice” Grizzly machined Aluminum Sight with 6 of their own Fiber Wrapped Metal yardage Pins (possibly the toughest yardage pins to break on the market today)

-“Winn” Free Flight glove style right hand release
-“Tru-Fire” 360-degree rope loop right hand release
-“Tru-Fire” right hand arrow release
(That’s 3 releases in all)

-1 Dozen “Beman” Carbon Hunter Graphite Arrows
-7 “Rocket” Wolverine expandable broad heads
-½ Dozen Easton 2213 XX-75 Superlite Aluminum Arrows

-“The BLOCK” portable Pro arrow shooting target (good for 10,000+ shots, I’ve only put about 2000 shots into it) One Handed removal of arrows; stops carbon arrows up to 300 fps
-3-D Deer Target with replaceable vital (approx 150 shots into it; can also be used as a Decoy)

-Doscil hard-Sided bow case

-Bowmaster Portable Bow Press with split Limb attachments for servicing your bow at home or in the field

-Arizona Right Helical Easy Fletcher with spare parts for fletching your own arrows
-Approximately 150 Right Helical 4” Feather Fletching of assorted colors
-Tube of fletch tite
-Bohning Feather Dry Fletching Powder

-18 New Spare replacement broad head Blades for your Rocket Wolverines

-1 spool of dynaflight for string servings
- 3 extra spools of braided Dacron for center servings
-¼lb brand-new spool of Browell Fast Flight Bow and cable material (to make your own strings and cables)
-Tensioned Line Server for use with above spools and line.

-Line separating tool for tying in peep sights; attaching string muffs or whiskers
-Approximately 10 odd end broad heads
-4 ft of spare shrink-wrap tubing for arrow rest silencers
-Aluminum T Square for checking tiller and proper nock placement on bowstring
-Extra camouflage Moleskin
-Spare string whiskers
-1 ½ dozen new Spare Noks for Beman arrows
-Several Misc aluminum mounting brackets
-Approx 20 new metal bushings for use on this bow and others
-3 ft of Spare Peep tubing
-Hundreds of misc. parts and Allen wrenches for arrow rests, bushings, screws, nuts, springs, etc.
-Tube of Bow wax
-Approximately 50 center serving noks
-Nok crimping tool
-Nock turning tool
-6 extra teflon cable slides
-2- Spare Arrow holder grips for Kwiki 6 arrow quivers
-1 spare arrow holder grip for Kwiki 3 arrow holder
-Approx 40 nocks and inserts for aluminum arrows
-Golden Key Super Grip arrow puller
-Belt Bow Holder
-U-Mold-It Custom Foam Therma Grip


Folks, it doesn’t get much better then this. THIS IS THE TOTAL PACKAGE!!! Buy it now just in time to get yourself prepared for the bow opener. With what you have here, you have the equipment to fletch your own arrows, completely tune your own bow, the fiber material to custom make your own bow strings and bow cables, quality shooting targets to practice with using either a 3-D deer target or a foam target called THE BLOCK without having to go to the range, and a Bowmaster bow press so that you have the ability to work on your bow in the field or at home at your leisure. This bow was purchased new in 1998 while I worked for an archery pro-shop; I am the original owner. I’ve loaded this super light bow with many high-end accessories as you can see. This bow has a rock solid back wall when at full draw. You’ve got darn near everything a guy/gal needs to make them successful this fall season; just add meat! This is a light, accurate, quiet bow in excellent condition and It’ll shoot bullet holes when paper testing. I’ve been meticulous about the upkeep on this awesome set-up and have used it very little since its initial purchase. This unit is being sold as a package only but you’ll get everything you see above and then some extra odd end stuff that I haven’t mentioned. Feel free to contact me with any questions or any additional informational request.
Serious inquiries only please.

********WELL OVER $1250 Invested In this Package********

*****$625 cash or possible trade for aluminum boat and trailer or 12-20 gauge rifled/ shotgun*****


Located in Richmond, 20 minutes sw of St. Cloud

I can be contacted at [email protected] or 320-597-3680 and leave a message.

Stephen

[This message has been edited by Fish On! Guide Service (edited 07-16-2003).]

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WOW! i guess we've come a long way from the carved ash limbs with some of the ol mans decoy string, and the straightest twigs we could find, carefully peeled, and the pokiest rock tied to the end. never did have much luck tying on feathers.

just a friendly bump smile.gif

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summer is just the dog days of winter jigglestick I.B.O.T.#5 have you clamped today???

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Yeah Jigglestick, technology has sure come a long way; amazing how far we've pushed the envelope.

Rolls, at this time, I'd like to sell everything as a package but If It doesn't sell in a couple of months, maybe.


I'd be willing to give the buying party a hands-on lesson on making your own bow-strings and cables free of charge.

Stephen

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Hey Steve,

Sounds like a pretty nice package deal. How much finaggle room is there, if any, on the price? I know it's already at almost half value...just curious.

What length of boat are you looking for and style? (i.e. Bench style or pedestle seats)

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Good fishing,
UJ
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UJ,
The price on the package is negotiable; I'm open to entertaining offers.

As far as a boat style, a nice 14 ft aluminum boat with either style of seats is fine. Preferably a deep hull is of interest but not necessary.

Anyone in need of a spectacular set-up for turkey or deer?

Stephen

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This is a good price for anyone interested in getting into bowhunting!! With all the extras its a great deal! It cost me $550 bucks last year for my new Golden Eagle (bought at the archery shop in Richmond) with all the accessories, and a dozen carbon arrows, and this setup has a lot more stuff, case, archery butt, releases, etc.

Fish-on, is The Block worth the money? How does it hold up to broadheads?

[This message has been edited by BLACKJACK (edited 07-25-2003).]

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Blackjack,

The Block is the finest target I've ever shot at and I'm sure others would concur. With roughly 2000 shots into my block, using carbon arrows, I've never had a "pass-through". It holds up very well to field tips but literally shreds when used frequently with broadheads. I shoot with expandable broadheads and one way to get away with using these with minimal harm to the target is to super-glue your broadhead blades in the closed position, which allows the to act like a field point. Its not too hard on the target if you choose to shoot a few times with fixed blade broadheads, but I'd limit my usage.

If you choose to buy a Block and plan on shooting at it from an elevated position, such as a deer stand situation, be sure to turn the target so that the closed cell foam is in the verticle position rather than the horizontal. This will help tremendously with excessive wear and tear of your target. Check out their HSOforum and you'll see a target with 12000+ shots into it without a single pass-through. I've personally viewed that exact Block by the company rep while I worked for an archery pro-shop and it speaks volumns of their commitment to quality.

Stephen

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Price Drop to $500.

The bow without the accessories cost $300; the block $85; the arrow rest $65, carbon arrows $75. Just these 4 items alone cost over $500; everything else is bonus. You're getting well over $700 in free equipment at his price.

I'm going to send her off to hsolist if she doesn't sell by the end of the month.

Stephen

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Lip Ripper,
The bow was purchased in Nov of 1998, brand new. Theres very little difference from High Country's newest Ultra Force to this one. They offer a couple extra camo patterns now and call the cams the "DS Hachet cam" (which stands for dead stop), versus mine being called a hachet cam. Same product, different name I believe. The bare bow new is $300 plus tax. I didn't hunt with it last year because of a back injury i sustained a week before bow opener, so In all actuality, it has only been hunted with for 3 seasons. Very well kept and serves its purpose well.

Stephen

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