Item Relisted! FS Springfield Armory XDm .45ACP

[1911jcd]

Item has been relisted, you can find the new listing at: https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-springfield-armory-xdm-45acp.2085878/
Item Name: FS/FT Springfield Armory XDm .45ACP

Location: Millwood

Zip Code: 31552

Item is for: Sale Only
Sale Price: 450 FIRM

Trade Interests: Longbow/Recurve of equal value or with cash added.

Caliber: .45ACP

Willing to Ship: No

Bill of Sale Required?: No

Item Description: Up for sale/trade is a Springfield Armory XDm in .45ACP with threaded barrel that is in excellent shape. It comes with 3 mags, extra back straps, factory lock, box, etc. I traded into this and have not shot it at all. I believe the original owner said he had never shot it either. Feel free to shoot me a PM with any questions/offers. I may be willing to do a trade plus cash for this handgun as well.

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[Michael6613]

Hello my name is Michael
I Would be interested in Talking to you about a trade I have three longbows two are at 66 inches one is it 60 inches I have two older sites and one Balancing weight
All three are Browning Challenge
The bows are my fathers and have not been shot in many years since he’s passed away
My number is 7703077420 If interested in talking
Thank you

 

[1911jcd]

What are the draw weights?
I may be interested

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[Michael6613]

What are the draw weights?
I may be interested

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I believe they’re around 38 pounds of pull They are competition Recurve bows

 

[1911jcd]

Is it marked on any of them anywhere?


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[Michael6613]

I believe they’re around 38 pounds of pull They are competition Recurve bows

 

[Michael6613]

This is the only markings I see on each bow

 

[1911jcd]

2 of them are 30#@28" and one is 38#@28"

AMO length is 66" for short one and 70" for longer ones.


I'm not really looking for target bows of that low draw weight, but let me think on it some and get back to you

 

[Michael6613]

So I found this they may be adjustable depending on string draw not sure

 

[1911jcd]

That's just a range of draw weights they could be purchased in. And draw lengths that wouldn't result in finger pinch or a very weak power stroke of the bow. Traditional bows are adjustable in draw weight due to not having cams and movable limbs like compounds

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