Martin Vision Longbow questions

[Cherokee Scout]

Does anyone know how much a Vision cost when it was new? When exactly were these made? What might the value be for one today?

[deadpool]

I think it cost somewhere around $479.99...
I think they discontinued it because it could'nt keep up with the savanna, as for thier value I seen guys sell 10/10 condition visions for as low as 225

[Magnum in Ms]

The Vision was a 66" longbow and Martin has just recently replaced it with another 66" longbow , the Venom.
  I have a Vision and it is a good shooting bow. In good shape its worth about $250 IMHO.

[Toxophilite]

The Martin Vision longbow is a fine, easy shooting longbow with a low wrist recurve grip. It's a workhorse bow, nothing fancy, but very efficient.
Like "Magnum" said, Martin replaced it with the "Venom" bow in 2008.
I've seen Visions go for anywhere from $250 in good condition to $375-400 for "10's".
We all ought to defer to Howattman,  who has some nice ones, for more details about this bow.
Obviously, Larry Hatfield would be another "ultimate" source for info on the Vision.

[Toxophilite]

Just saw where a non-Tradgang sponsor has new visions for $479.99 + shipping (probably just some in-stock bows).  There are probably other new ones out there for around that price.
Doing a little more research, it looks to me like really nice Visions should run about $325-@350 used...

[Smallwood]

i would say about 275 for one in good shape.

[Howattman]

The Vision was made from 1997 to 2007.  There weren't any significant changes during this period, although in 2006 the wood limbtip overlay was discontinued and only the black phenolic overlay was used.

When the model was introduced, they went for around $350.  There are a few shops that still have 1 or 2 in stock (I recently picked up a brand-new 60# 2007 model), with prices around $400 typical.  They can be had for less, however.  The average price of a good to excellent condition used Vision seems to be running around $300 to $350 (although you can get lucky and get them for less every once in a while).

Howattman