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I am looking to get back into traditional. A friend used to have a small shop and still has a few bows left that he can't seem to part with. However, I might be able to get one from him. He has two new (never sold) Robertson Peregrines. One is the solid model while the other has the take-down hinge handle. Both at 50-51#. What is a fair price for these? He also has a Waipiti one piece and a Canebrake one piece as well, but I think both of these are a bit heavier. Thanks
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I would think closer to $600 for one with the hinge in it as I would try to buy that one
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I see them used here and other sites for 300-400, but thats used etc. New obviously tacks on some $.
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what about the other two bows? He also has a Monarch longbow, but I never really felt the love for the longbow...
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I don't believe Monarchs are made anymore. Very good bow when Brian and Monty were making them, and after that as well, which is probably what your friend has.
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He has both. His personal bow was made by Monty and a new one in the shop was made by Brian.
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I had a Robertson like these and sold it used for 550 several years ago. The Canebreak is a speedy bow but the Robertsons are nice.RC
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Honestly, it's worth whatever you are willing to pay for it. If you feel like it's a deal, then it's worth it.
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Can't remember for sure, but I think my three year old two piece takedown, with Pierce Points, sold for $850 about four years ago. That was before shoulder surgery and I didn't think I would shoot righthanded again. Sure wish I still had that bow, it was one of the smoothest recurves I have shot.
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TGMM Family of the Bow Posts: 3183 | From: Montana | Registered: Nov 2003
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I have a few peregrines, the older style with the 50's kodiak style handle...I have them in both hinged and solid... I would not be afraid to pay $500+ for either bow, and up to $700 for the hinged...He makes a different style now, the grip is dished with more of a pistol/hand locater grip. I would buy a used older peregrine that is scratched up for 300 to $400 all day long. Who knows how long dick will be building bows to. You can't go wrong with a peregrine, my all time favorite bow period. I am actually looking for a low #50's perergine....
good luck.
Luke
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