Mid 90s easton aluminum target stabilizers just layring around.....

Meant to say... "just laying around" damn autospell on my phone....

My dad used to have an archery shop in our basement when I was growing up. The bottom line is he hasn't had anything for sale for years, and he has lots of old bow parts and accessories laying around. The one thing I still see some value in are misc. length Easton anodized stabilizers, weights, and what not. He has quite a few of them, and just wondering if anybody has some input on what they are worth, or if anybody wants some of them? I know they are all anodized aluminum, and if someone wants to know more seriously, I can get pics, and a better idea of what he's got. The ones I have seen are black, polished aluminum, anodized red, and anodized blue. He has end weights, and some different weighted bases I believe as well. Just throwing it out there.... thanks for looking guys! :cool::cool:

Photo's please.

Some of these types of stabs were short 8" and 10" and were jell filled. With a little weight on the front they were perfect of just balancing up a bow. I had a 1998 Jaguar in red with a matching 8" red stab and I'm still kicking myself for letting the stab go with the bow.

They are all at my parents place a few hours away, but I sent my mother on a mission to take some pics of them for me and email um over. Hopefully she can take some pics, and I will get some more details from my old man about them.....