Show off some of those old RNT!

[bill cooksey]

And a heck of a nice gentleman, if my short visit with him was any indication.

When I first met Charles in the early 90s, he was one of those folks who was so nice and friendly I thought it might be an act. Now, almost 30 years later, he hasn't changed a bit, and I've yet to hear a negative word about him from anyone.

 

[Featherbrain]

I know this is a couple years old but figured I’d bring back a little life to it. These are the RNTs I have currently. Have sold and traded alot over the years that I wish I had back but hindsight is 20/20..

 

[Featherbrain]

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[Mondoman]

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Looks like you got some good ones!

 

[Featherbrain]

@bill cooksey that electric blue swirl g2 ever belong to you? I bought it from an Avery staffer back In probably 07-08 when there was an Avery outdoors duck forum. Cannot remember the guys name but I swear yours rings a bell. Could certainly be wrong though. But I do remember the guy being affiliated with RNT and Avery.

 

[bill cooksey]

@bill cooksey that electric blue swirl g2 ever belong to you? I bought it from an Avery staffer back In probably 07-08 when there was an Avery outdoors duck forum. Cannot remember the guys name but I swear yours rings a bell. Could certainly be wrong though. But I do remember the guy being affiliated with RNT and Avery.

Don't think I ever owned a G2 of any color.

 

[William Reinicke]

Nothing real old… but some of these calls in this thread are older than me.

Early 2000’s to present. Have more but these are the ones I like.

 

[OneShotBandit]

Here's my RNT that I traded a acrylic Gaston for, it's supposed to have been made in the late 1990's (?).

 

[Hoschek8]

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All these calls look like the ones from the guy scamming people on Facebook. He posted the exact same photos.

 

[Featherbrain]

All these calls look like the ones from the guy scamming people on Facebook. He posted the exact same photos.

That’s a shame. But honestly not surprised by that. Nowadays with smart phones and people being able to screenshot everything right off google images or forums like this one. I’m not on Facebook but I’m on several other hunting/fishing forums and you can’t hardly post a WTB ad without scammers coming out of the woodworks with the exact item you’re looking for. A lot of guys on an archery forum I’m on send the potential buyer a picture of the item with an index card in the photo with the date and their name/username. That seems to be a good practice for both parties involved in the transaction to prevent being scammed.