Why So Few Foley's In The Classifieds?

[BD]

Been looking for a Foley T/D recurve in the classifieds for over a year now and I have seen exactly one and it was the wrong weight for me. I believe Ron builds 80+ bows/year. Doesn't it seem a little odd that you almost never see one in the classifieds?

[WildmanSC]

It's probably the same as Dale Stahl and Marriah Thermal recurves.  You get your hands on one, you don't let them go.

Bill

[ron w]

I have a Foley longbow, and I can tell you it ain't going anywhere, unless its hunting or shooting with me!!!!!  Bamboo cores, Tulip wood limbs...62",48#@28" and I love it.

[threeundr]

I had a Foley T/D Recurve that I traded KyRob out of. It was the most accurate bow I have ever owned hands down and I have owned alot of bows over the years. It was also very fast. I could shoot good groups out to 40 yards! For me that is saying something. I wish I had that same bow in a lighter draw weight. I may order another one someday. I beleive most people keep them. That is why you don't see them in the classifieds very often.

-Leonard-

[WildmanSC]

Leonard,

Give Mr. Foley a call and order a lighter set of limbs.

Bill

[ShooterF150]

I like my Foley TD and it's not leaving. It's the best shooting bow I have, and it shoots fast too.

[threeundr]

Bill, I wish I still had the bow but unfortunatly I traded it for something else. That has always been one of my weaknesses. The search for the illusive perfect bow. Lol!

-Leonard-

[Tree man]

As others are saying----once people decide on a Foley they tend to not want to let it go.

[Burnsie]

I bought Compton raffle tickets at Kalamazoo for a crack at a Foley recurve, longbow and knife.
They had a sample of his work, and it was very nice!
Keeping my fingers crossed.