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Available for local pickup in the Sierra Vista and Fort Huachuca area. Send a direct message if you are interested or have any questions!
As with any compound bow that has been stored, a thorough inspection of the string, bus cables, and limbs by a qualified bow technician is recommended prior to shooting to ensure safe operation.
$50 - Vintage metal riser compound bow
Take a step back into the formative years of modern archery with this late-1970s to early-1980s era compound bow. Featuring classic Bear Archery / Jennings style design cues, this setup showcases early compound technology—from its heavy-duty cast aluminum riser to its steel cable and tear-drop string interface. It serves as a fascinating snapshot of archery engineering from the era when compound bows first revolutionized hunting and target shooting.
Technical Specifications & Features: Riser: Cast aluminum finished in a durable textured black/wrinkle coat, featuring an integrated contoured plastic grip and dual wood-accented limb pockets. Limbs: Solid fiberglass wood-laminated limbs. Cam/Wheel System: Dual round eccentric wheels engineered for a smooth draw cycle with an approximate 30%–50% let-off typical of late-1970s compound designs. Cable & String System: Vintage steel cable harness using traditional teardrop fittings to connect the main shooting string, equipped with a rubber cable slide and integrated peep sight. Mounted Sight: Classic 3-pin metal hunting sight with colored bead tips housed in a wire pin guard, mounted to an adjustable aluminum extension bar.
Original Retail (1970s–1980s): $150 – $250 USD (roughly equivalent to $500–$800 today adjusted for inflation)
$75 - 20-30# - PSE Bandit youth compound bow package (ready to shoot)
Step back in time with a classic piece of target-hunting history: the vintage right-handed PSE Bandit youth compound bow. Built during the golden era of compound innovation, this compact setup offers a dedicated 20-inch draw length paired with a versatile 20 to 30-pound peak draw weight range. Designed to give young archers a smooth release and easy hold, its wheel-and-cable system delivers a generous 65 percent let-off.
The bow comes fitted with time-tested accessories, including a classic metal dual-prong rest featuring a spring-loaded side plunger alongside a multi-pin hunting sight mounted on a durable riser extension. Its sleek black riser and factory woodland camo limbs showcase classic 1990s PSE branding. Originally retailing between $120 and $150.
$100 - 40-50# - Browning Micro Adrenaline compound bow package (ready-to-shoot)
The Browning Micro Adrenaline is a compact dual-cam compound bow produced by PSE under the licensed Browning brand during the mid-to-late 2000s. Constructed on a cast aluminum riser finished in Mossy Oak Break-Up camouflage, it uses HyperMax 10 cams paired with Hyperlite split limbs. This model features a short 30.5-inch axle-to-axle length, a 6.25-inch brace height, and an overall mass weight of 3.6 pounds. The draw length is widely adjustable from 18 to 28 inches using rotating cam modules without requiring a bow press. This specific unit carries a peak draw weight setting of 40 to 50 pounds, with an effective let-off between 65% and 70%. Accessories visible on this rig include a 3-pin fiber optic sight, a spring-loaded prong rest, a cable slide, a peep sight with tubing, a string D-loop, a camo stabilizer, a wrist sling, and a two-piece quiver mount.
During its original production run between 2004 and 2010, the bow retailed new for approximately $220 to $280 depending on the specific accessory package.
$100 - 50-60# - Hoyt Raptor Rebel XT compound bow package (ready-to-shoot)
Step back into a classic era of archery craftsmanship with this complete Hoyt USA Raptor Rebel XT compound bow package. Manufactured in the late 1990s (circa 1997–1999), the Raptor Rebel XT was built as a dependable, compact workhorse designed specifically for tree stand hunting and tight-brush maneuverability. Featuring Hoyt's classic dual-cam setup with standard composite limbs, this bow offers a genuine piece of traditional compound archery history. Draw Weight: 50–60 lbs, Draw Length: 26 in. Includes a vintage multi-pin sight with a protective clear acrylic guard window, an integrated factory 2-piece Hoyt camouflage quiver (hood and arrow gripper), and a standard straight-rod cable guard with slide. Originally retailing between $350 and $450 USD at its initial release, this complete vintage package offers fantastic nostalgic and practical utility today.
$100 - Bowtech compound bow package
This complete setup features a classic early-2000s BowTech Single-Cam Compound Bow (from BowTech’s acclaimed Technical/Pro Series, such as the Stalker, Mighty Mite, or Extreme Solo generation) finished in factory camouflage. BowTech’s single-cam designs from this era were widely praised for their high arrow speeds, smooth draw cycles, and rock-solid back walls.
Riser & Limbs: Machined aluminum riser featuring weight-saving multi-window cutouts, a solid fiberglass limb setup held in dampener-equipped limb pockets, and an integrated straight cable guard rod. Cam System: Perimeter-weighted single-cam system (featuring modular draw-length adjustment marked under Patent #5,875,067) paired with a top idler wheel for minimal maintenance and easy tuning. Factory Details: Upper limb sticker retains clear serial identification (S/N 124859). Setup Extras: Fitted with a braided wrist sling, custom grip wrap, compact rubber front stabilizer, brass nocking points, and a peep sight housing.
Premium Mounted Accessories: Carolina Archery Products Whisker Biscuit (Gold/Camouflage Series Bracket). The gold standard for full-containment hunting rests, ensuring your arrow stays locked in place regardless of angle or terrain. 5-Pin Fiber Optic Hunting Sight with Sight Light. Features five individually micro-adjustable fiber-optic pins, an integrated bubble level for cant control, and a top-mounted LED thread-in sight light for low-light conditions. Quiver Bracket: Quick-detach mounting bracket pre-installed on the sight extension bar, ready to accept compatible hunting quivers.
Primary Utility: Makes an outstanding, budget-friendly starter rig for a new bowhunter, an extremely reliable backup bow for hunting camp, or a dependable target setup for recreational archers wanting proven American-made bow performance without breaking the bank.
$150 - 40# - PSE Chaos FC compound bow package (ready-to-shoot)
PSE Archery Chaos FC (Full Cam) Package is designed specifically with growing archers, youth, and smaller-stature shooters in mind, the PSE Chaos FC is one of the most versatile and forgiving introductory compound bows from its era (circa 2011–2013). Featuring PSE’s highly adjustable FC (Full Cam) single-cam system, this bow allows for smooth draw length adjustments across an impressive 11-inch range using rotating inner modules—no bow press required. Finished in classic Mossy Oak Break-Up Infinity camo, this complete setup comes fully outfitted and ready for the range or the woods.
Technical Specifications: Axle-to-Axle Length: ~32 in; Brace Height: 6.25 in; Draw Length Range: 16 in to 27 in (highly adjustable via rotating module); Draw Weight Range: Highly adjustable limb bolt system (originally produced in 29 lb, 40 lb, or 50 lb peak max weight options); Physical Weight: ~3.2 lbs (bare bow); IBO Speed Rating: ~284–292 FPS (at 27" / 50 lbs) | Let-Off: 70%.
Mounted Accessories & Setup: Rest: Premium Trophy Ridge Whisker Biscuit arrow rest for ultimate arrow containment. Sight: PSE 3-pin fiber optic hunting sight with a round pin guard. String & Cable Setup: Outfitted with a peep sight, brass nocking point indicator / D-loop, brass speed nocks with string silencer sleeves, and a standard straight cable rod with slide.
$150 - 50-60# - Browning Yukon compound bow package (ready-to-shoot)
Stepping into the woods or onto the range requires equipment that pairs proven reliability with precise engineering, and this right-handed Browning Yukon compound bow rig delivers exactly that. At its core, the Yukon features a smooth-drawing single-cam system paired with an upper idler wheel and solid fiberglass limbs finished in classic Mossy Oak camouflage. Engineered to adapt to a wide variety of archers, the bow offers an adjustable draw length ranging from 24 to 30 inches and a draw weight range of 50 to 60 pounds, yielding a comfortable 70 percent effective let-off at full draw. When it originally hit the market in the early 2000s, this setup retailed as a complete package for around $300 to $350.
What truly elevates this particular setup is the thoughtful balance of upgraded hardware mounted to the riser. Up front, a high-performance cable-driven QAD Ultrarest drop-away arrow rest provides complete arrow containment and total clearance upon release for maximum accuracy. Mounted alongside is a quick-detach G5 Head-Loc five-arrow quiver, designed to suppress shot vibration while keeping broadheads silently secured. The package is rounded out with a multi-pin fiber optic hunting sight, a short front stabilizer, a braided wrist sling, a peep sight, and a pre-installed D-loop, making it an exceptionally complete outfit for anyone seeking a dependable backup hunting bow or a fully loaded, budget-friendly target setup.
$200 - 50-60# - RedHead Kronik XT compound bow package (ready-to-shoot)
Up for sale is a solid, reliable RedHead Kronik XT single-cam compound bow, manufactured by Diamond and BowTech. Built on a versatile and forgiving single-cam platform, this bow delivers a smooth draw cycle and straightforward tuning, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking to step into compound target shooting or bowhunting without breaking the bank.
The bow comes fully outfitted in a matching camo finish with a complete array of quality accessories, so you can head straight to the range or the field. It is set at a 29-inch draw length and a 60-pound peak draw weight, with an adjustable rotating module that allows press-free draw length changes from 26 to 30 inches, and limb bolts that let you adjust the weight down toward 50 pounds.
This complete package includes a Trophy Ridge 4-pin fiber-optic sight equipped with an integrated bubble level for consistent alignment, an Octane Hostage full-containment brush arrow rest, and a matching Octane 5-arrow quick-detach quiver. For shot dampening and stability, it is equipped with a rubberized camo stabilizer paired with a neoprene braided wrist sling. The string setup is already finished with a pre-installed peep sight, D-loop, and string silencers.
Overall, the riser, limbs, cams, and accessories are in great structural condition. The bow string and serving show normal cosmetic wear and light fraying near the peep and cable stop connection, so while it is completely assembled and ready to shoot, a fresh string down the road will keep it performing at its peak. Originally retailing between $500 and $600 for the full outfit, I am asking $200 for the entire setup.
Available for local pickup in the Sierra Vista and Fort Huachuca area. Send a direct message if you are interested or have any questions!
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