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Earl Jeff
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Apollo metal longbow
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December 05, 2009, 03:52:00 PM »
I just purchased a longbow made in Oldbury birmingham England by the Apollo bicycle co. It is all tublar steel with the model name Merlin 30# @ 26". also has a indian head w/ the name Jack Ford inside it. anyone have any info on it ??
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IdahoCurt
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Re: Apollo metal longbow
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pictures? sounds interesting
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Earl Jeff
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Earl Jeff
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ttt
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Bill Skinner
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I don't know anything about the bow...but I do think it's cool. Bill
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robtattoo
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Re: Apollo metal longbow
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December 05, 2009, 09:44:00 PM »
Cool collector's piece, but not safe to shoot, unfortunately.
They're pretty common in the UK, I've seen & handled 20+ Apollo bows. Lovely lightweight target bow. The bad part is that due to the materials they were manufactured from (aluminium or chromolybdenum), they have a tendency to become dangerously brittle over time & shatter when shot.
Nice for the wall, not so goodfor the range.
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Brently
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Re: Apollo metal longbow
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Martin archery used to sell a bow like that years ago but I don't remember if it was that brad or not. Got me wondering now I might have to look that one up.
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Brently
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Just did a quick check, go to archery history.com and click on the longbow section, the first ad is for a Apollo bow, hope this helps you with a little info.
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