tomcat split limb.

||Downhome|| · #1 08/30/14, 03:50 PM

stopped at a sale and picked this up, decent enough price.

needs some work but my proshop guy said around 60-80

problem is Oneida does not sell parts , third party.

anyone have some input?

I like it a lot but its a righty need a left.

gonna see if My brothers like it , I think draw and poundage would be perfect for my larger younger brother.

**alleyyooper** · #2 08/31/14, 05:18 AM

Used to sell them new at the Buck Pole Ranch Marion Michigan at one time.

http://oneidaeagle.webs.com/buckpoleranch.htm

Made in Michigan since 2000
using all U.S. made parts
and materials, including hardware.

Check out the web site for a dealer location.

Al

||Downhome|| · #3 08/31/14, 08:26 AM

Thanks Al.

||Downhome|| · #4 08/31/14, 08:58 AM

hey Al , I mistakenly called it a split limb what would the correct name for this style bow be?

**alleyyooper** · #5 09/01/14, 05:19 AM

Not sure which one you have. I never cared for all those cable and stuff my self. Seemed like there would be timing issues big time more so than other compounds.
Rob Trot of the old PBS show Michigan sports man liked them.

Pricy bows today, WHEW over 1000 for a bow crazy.

Al

Vahomesteaders · #6 09/01/14, 05:46 AM

Don't do it. They sound like a base guitar when you shoot. Deer jump the string more with that bow then anything I have avert heard. My cousin has one. Also a pain to tune right and keep right.