Allen pot compound bow from 1973
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From: Princess
05-Oct-15
Acquired this bow from a garage sale for a dollar... Trying to figure out if this is worth anything. Allen pot bow. Engraved is the serial number and date which it was made. I think it was the 31st bow made. Just trying to figure out some more information about this.
From: Princess
05-Oct-15
Acquired this bow from a garage sale for a dollar... Trying to figure out if this is worth anything. Allen pot bow. Engraved is the serial number and date which it was made. I think it was the 31st bow made. Just trying to figure out some more information about this.
From: Princess
05-Oct-15
From: John Ryan
05-Oct-15
That is an Allen patent. I doubt it is worth much of anything except to a collector of early compounds. And I've heard of any interest in them.
From: BO-N-ARO
06-Oct-15
$50 to $150..... Love the bow. I have one and it was my first compound.
From: Killbuck
07-Oct-15
There was a guy @ the ohio deer and turkey show a couple years ago that collected old compounds. He had some old Jennings, a Cam Act and several others. No idea how to contact him. Apparentely there's a market!?
From: SB
08-Oct-15
What's a "pot" bow?
From: IdyllwildArcher
08-Oct-15
If you're looking to flip it, I'll double your money.
From: elvspec
08-Oct-15
Dang IdyllwildArcher, that's a hell of an offer!
From: greg simon
08-Oct-15
Looks like "Pat." as in patent. The 31" is draw length not a production number.
From: Kodiak
08-Oct-15
I think it's really cool.
Look at the hardware on that thing.
