Yard Sale pricing help please.?
I am having a yard sale next week and I am wanting some help on some items. These are the ones I need help with..
Older Table with leaf and drop side with leaf and sides up will seat 10(needs to be refinished)
Two wicker chairs, wicker foot stool and wicker plant stand.
Charlie Brown Christmas Tree(5ft)
Target for Compound bow it is about 4ftx4ft (one that you hang) It is pretty dirty from being kept in the barn, but not one arrow has been shot at it.
Thanks!
look at the items as if you were going to buy them and price them accordingly
Bow tuning tips. How to tie a D-Loop on archery compound bow.
Adjust the weight on a compound bow?
I have a Browning bow Mirco adrenaline and I can not find a way to adjust the weight on it … any help would be greatly appreciated!
The screws on your front legs are those that adjust the weight in pounds. Press for more weight to off to lighten it. I would not go over 5 or 6 full turns lighter the interference fit q. Remember that these are at the end! If you lose the arc can "break" Believe me it can be explosive! If you're not sure what you would do best to take a Store Bow and adjusted pro for you. I can also say how many books have been set. Good luck!
My compound bow, Micro Midas 3
browning bows compound bows
wood bow or fiber glass?
wood or fiberglass both are compound bows with cams what are the pros and cons bewteen the two i bought a browning bush master wooden compound bow its old but the man at the archarey shop said it is in mint condition i gave $40.00 IT CAME WITH and old 3 pin sight a flip arow rest a really good quiver qnd 8 practice arrows but im thinking maybe i should invest in a modern fiber glass bow please i need some input thanks for taking the tiime to anser
$40 for a wood-limbed compound? I’d say you got the better end of that deal!! Hang onto that bow — it just might be a rare specimen worth a lot more than $40 (I can’t find anything on “Browning Bushmaster Wood Compound”, using my usual search engines…).
You might want to get a new(er) bow for hunting, though. One that you really won’t mind dragging through the heavy brush, the mud, the snow, the rain….one that when something on it breaks, it can be fixed without having to special-order the needed part and you won’t have to spend the equivalent of two month’s wages for the replacement because it’s so hard to find.
My compound bow, Micro Midas 3
