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I bought this pair a couple years ago, and since moving from AZ they just don't get the use they deserve. They have been very well taken care of, and are in great shape. There are no scratches or blemishes on the glass. I live in Colorado now, but will ship. $800 TYD. They come with the original box and all the accessories except the bino Uni-Adapter ( I run an Outdoorsmans setup and it got lost at some point).

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Yep, the sticker fell off. Vortex will replace that at no cost. Other than that, they don't even have scuffs on them. Let me know if you want any additional pictures or info.

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Yep, they are the HD's

You might also check out 3 Rivers Archery, they specialize in traditional archery equipment. They have a great website, and if you give their customer service a call they have a really knowledgeable staff. They could definitely help point you in the right direction.

I would definitly go with a heavier arrow. I shoot 424 grain Easton Axis and slick tricks with 70 lbs and 29" draw.

+1 100 grain Slick Trick Magnum

I am wanting to take my dog to a rattlesnake avoidance class. She is a year old and this will be her first spring and summer out with me scouting, camping, hiking, etc. I found a couple of company websites that do this training, but I would like to see if anyone has a company or someone that they would recommend. I want to get her into the best class, and any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. - Thanks

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22N late archery bull for me. I've heard it is a tough hunt, but I'm excited. My 1st AZ elk tag!

I'm in the 4:30 Saturday heat, it should be a great time!

I am looking at upgrading to different bow this year... I have been checking out some of the new models from Hoyt, Mathew, PSE, etc., and the Firecat 400 from Martin kind of struck my interest. I am a lefty so finding the bows I want to try out at archery shops can kind of be hit or miss, and I am also unfamiliar with Martin's bows. I am just curious to see if anyone has shot this bow (or similar models from Martin), and what their thoughts were. Also, does anyone know of an archery shop in or around Phoenix that carries a good selection of Martins and that might have a lefty I could try out?

Thanks for the tips. I probably wouldn't have thought to shoot the bows right handed, but that would definitly be better than not messing around with them at all.