Having recently upgraded my archery equipment, and decided to focus on a slightly different NFAS class, I am selling the two reflexed flatbows with which I started out. Both bows are by Millenium, a Canadian producer of very nice, light, field bows. They are both as new and have seen only light use. All Millenium bows have a nice bushcrafty look with attractive all wood construction, honey tones, pleasing shape when braced and stitched leather grip. Note the arrows, bow-stand and quiver in some of these photos are not included in the sale (although I do have some arrows that are matched to these bows which I could sell separately).
I know most bushcrafters like the idea of making their own bows - something I too have done - but for learning of form and consistent shooting, it is very beneficial to use a professionally produced bow. I chose these two because they still have that bushcrafty look and feel.
Bow 1 : Millenium Cochise SOLD
This bow is a lightly reflexed flatbow in black locust wood laminations under clear glass, 60 inches long and 50lbs draw at 28 inches and is suitable for a right-handed person. I have had it for about three months and used it very lightly. This is one of Millenium's premium bow range and retails in the UK at about £200. I am looking for £110, plus shipping costs (which I think has to be by courier because of the length - or collect in person, of course). I was shooting this bow at the recent Wishaw Archery meet
Bow 2 : Millenium Mongo SOLD
This bow is from Millenium's starter range and is suitable for a beginner/improver flatbow shooter. It is very similar to the Cochise except that is has a straight handle and is made from honey ash laminations under clear glass. It has an arrow shelf on both sides and is therefore suitable for both right- and left-handed people. 61 inches long, 45lbs draw weight at 28 inches. I have had it for five months and shot it perhaps half a dozen times. Retail on the Mongo is £160 and I am looking for £85 plus courier as above.
Even if you're not buying, thanks for looking. I can supply more photos and info on request and the Millenium website is also informative
http://www.arcsmillenium.com/eng/home.htm
NS
I know most bushcrafters like the idea of making their own bows - something I too have done - but for learning of form and consistent shooting, it is very beneficial to use a professionally produced bow. I chose these two because they still have that bushcrafty look and feel.
Bow 1 : Millenium Cochise SOLD
This bow is a lightly reflexed flatbow in black locust wood laminations under clear glass, 60 inches long and 50lbs draw at 28 inches and is suitable for a right-handed person. I have had it for about three months and used it very lightly. This is one of Millenium's premium bow range and retails in the UK at about £200. I am looking for £110, plus shipping costs (which I think has to be by courier because of the length - or collect in person, of course). I was shooting this bow at the recent Wishaw Archery meet
Bow 2 : Millenium Mongo SOLD
This bow is from Millenium's starter range and is suitable for a beginner/improver flatbow shooter. It is very similar to the Cochise except that is has a straight handle and is made from honey ash laminations under clear glass. It has an arrow shelf on both sides and is therefore suitable for both right- and left-handed people. 61 inches long, 45lbs draw weight at 28 inches. I have had it for five months and shot it perhaps half a dozen times. Retail on the Mongo is £160 and I am looking for £85 plus courier as above.
Even if you're not buying, thanks for looking. I can supply more photos and info on request and the Millenium website is also informative
http://www.arcsmillenium.com/eng/home.htm
NS
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