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13 year old Parker Inferno bow that was shot about a dozen times 13 years ago. Been sitting in the case since. Shoots 330fps. You can have the arrows, some broadheads, quiver, sight, hard case and release. Not sure if it would need a new string after sitting this long. If you don’t want the hard case, take $50 off. 
$200 for everything.

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When the folks at Gander Mountain broke my very first bow, a Browning Accelerator Plus, the provided me recompense in the form of a gift certificate that I used to purchase a Parker Ultralight. 

 

It was and is still to date the bow that I shot most accurately. As my buddy Paul said, I could "shoot the 'nads off a gnat" with it.

 

Dang, I miss that bow. The Elite and Hoyt bows I've shot since then are great, but there was something about that Parker. Good luck selling this. Somebody's going to get themselves a sweet shooter.

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