Brand new old stock PSE Inertia -48-60# limbs

I know this isn't a good time to try to sell archery equipment, but here goes anyway. I "accidentally" bought this bow off of eBay. Well, sort of. I put in a bid with 33 minutes left in the auction on Christmas Eve. It had had close to 60 bids up to that point, and bidding usually picks up the last couple of minutes, so I didn't think I had a chance and gave it no more thought. Checked my phone later that night and found out I won it. I had bought another new old stock PSE a couple of weeks earlier. I got the bow a few days later. I put a Bodoodle rest on it and drew it back a few time, but never fired an arrow through it. I like the three other bows I have better, so I decided to try to get my money back on this one. It has a camo riser with black limbs. Draw length adjust from 24.5 to 30" via a rotating module and nothing else to buy to change it. You don't need a press to change it either. It's axle to axle length is 31&1/8" and weighs 3,9#. It IBO's at 348 fps. I think it is a 2017 model but not sure about that. It came with a d-loop on it, so it's possible it was shot at the shop, but I have no way of knowing that for sure. It came from Archery Connection in Georgia. My winning bid was $315.00. With tax added it was $340.20 to my house. I'm just looking to get my money back, so $340.00 is the price face to face. I would also ship it for actual shipping costs added. There was another one identical to this except it had 55# max limbs that sold for $415,00 plus tax a week later, so my price is reasonable. It still has the hang tag on it and will come with the owner's manual, etc still in the sealed bag. It even has the cheesy PSE hat that came with it in the bag, and it's flat as a pancake. I can text or email pics, but it is new. It would make someone a nice, lightweight hunting bow. Thanks for looking.

Might trade for or towards a youth or adult single shot rifle in a kid friendly caliber. Don't really want a New England Firearms though, unless it's the one with the thumb hole grip in .308. Don't want a 223 either. I already have that caliber.

Last bump. I'll throw in a Trophy Taker cable driven drop away rest and a Stokerized stabilizer at no extra charge if anyone is interested.

Pm to you Gary

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Alot of bow for the money.love my PSE

Yes it is. If I didn't have three others, all PSE's, I'd probably just keep it.

Might also consider a trade for, or towards, a lightweight 20 or 12 gauge turkey gun, ready to go. Could add cash for the right trade.

Decided to bring this back up, since thoughts of October may be beginning to cross people's minds occasionally. I finally gave in to temptation and shot exactly 10 arrows through this bow. It's a really nice drawing and shooting bow that seems pretty quick. I still like my Drive R better though. Of course, since I shot it a couple of times, I can no longer sell it as new, so I'll take $300.00 for the bare bow face to face, or would ship it for actual costs. This would be a really good hunting bow. I can text or email pics.

I'll throw in the above mentioned Stokerized stabilizer, your choice of the Trophy Taker cable driven or a Limbdriver limb driven rest, and a two pin Sword sight for $25 more. I don't have a quiver for it though. That's an almost decked out bow for $325.00, and is less than I gave for the bare bow. Keep in mind, this is basically a new bow with only 10 shots through it. Still has the hang tag on it. On the Sword sight, the bottom pin doesn't move independently. It moves when you move the top pin. If I remember correctly, when I set the top pin at 20 yards the bottom pin was dead on at around 35 yards but might be different depending on the speed of the bow. That would be good for most hunting situations around here I think. Also, I don't believe I have any screws to mount this to the bow, or enough cord to for the rest if you choose the limb driven variety. Those could be picked at minimal cost if not free.

Can't believe no one has jumped on this.great bows and a great price
I've had hoyts,bowtechs,heck several brands but the pse bows seem the most solid and consistent.the nuts and bolts seem to be better quality hardened steel also.

Yes, they are great bows. I've owned and shot almost every brand out there, but 9 times out of 10, when opening day rolls around, I have a PSE in the tree with me. Plus, they are so adjustable, they will fit just about anyone, and you don't have to buy expensive modules to change draw lengths. I would just keep it myself, but I'm a bowaholic and have too many. The reason I bumped this one back up is because I have my eye on a couple more and need to sell to help fund one of those.

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Bow is sold pending meet up Monday afternoon. Will send my 3% as soon as the transaction is complete. A big shout out and big thank you to 3% outdoorsman for the assist. He basically sold the bow for me. May have to put him on my payroll.

Transaction complete. 3% sent to aldeer. Thanks.