Oneida eagle bow

abenaki-warrior · #1 05-14-2016, 05:23 AM

I was offered an oneida eagle bow yesterday as a trade and cant realy find a price for it need help.

catnthehat · #2 05-14-2016, 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by abenaki-warrior

I was offered an oneida eagle bow yesterday as a trade and cant realy find a price for it need help.

An Onieda??
Jeepers just how old is it?

Cat

6mm rem · #3 05-14-2016, 07:07 AM

I was shocked to see they are still in business. Oneida have been off the radar for a while. I think they look like they belong in the Hunger Games myself. As for value,compound bows are like laptops they loose value fast as the years go by.

tombraider · #4 05-14-2016, 07:50 AM

What model is it? Also draw and pounds pull(not as important as model).
Also, if you have access to it, unscew the hand grip and IF there is a serial number, that's where it will be;from that I can possibly tell you how old it is. R

abenaki-warrior · #5 05-14-2016, 10:59 AM

29 inch, 60-70 pounds. Looks ok from the pics. I just think its neat looking bow. I looked it up and have seen prices from 50 to 650.00$ i know that 650 will get me a way better and new bow. I didint want to go more than 200 on it. But the guy thinks he is sitting in a gold pot with that bow.

tombraider · #6 05-14-2016, 11:21 AM

Can you display any of the pics? I could tell you possibly what model/ values.
Parts , or anyone to work on them is hard to find, but YOU could do it yourself. I have two and my wife and son each have one as well. I do all adjustments and work myself. They are a lever action recurve ( only one string). Their most popular bow were the "Aeroforce-x80". New models are still produced, and are very expensive.
I belong to this site "American Eagle Bows", which you can learn a lot about the older generations and many sub forums where you can get the manuals online,as well as classifieds.
http://www.americaneaglebows.com/