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Millennium M25?

Discussion in 'Whitetail Deer Hunting' started by Foxbaybuckman, Jul 5, 2012.

  1. Foxbaybuckman

    Foxbaybuckman Newb

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    Anyone tried this stand yet? I know they just came out but seem like a great deal for the price.
     
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    ICALL2MUCH Weekend Warrior

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    I just had 6 delivered to my door. Will hang them this weekend, and report back.
     
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    Please do, i am wondering about them as well.
     
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    goldenrectangle Weekend Warrior

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    They look pretty nice!!! good price also!
     
  5. Foxbaybuckman

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    Can't wait to hear how they are
     
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    selfbros Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I have two buddies that live by them. The one buddy said that he's never been able to sit all day, that's until he got a Millennium stand. I'm considering getting one too, but I have too many other items to purchase that are higher in the Priority list. i.e..slug gun, climbing sticks, and new trail cam.
     
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    ICALL2MUCH Weekend Warrior

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    I'm waiting to do a full review on the 25 - but I can tell you that I was very impressed. Cheap. Safe. Not noisy.

    Not to mention a 3 yr warranty.
     
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    Sounds great
     
  9. SharpEyeSam

    SharpEyeSam Legendary Woodsman

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    M25 stands are new for 2012. I tried to buy one back in April and they were not available. But, the Owner of Millenium Treestands gave me a M100 for the price of a M25 since he could not fill my order at that time. That floored me. Millenium treestands are awesome. I WON'T use another lock-on stand.
     
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    ICALL2MUCH Weekend Warrior

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    I had a simliar experience with them. Customer Service was magnificent. They will be around for awhile, I think.
     
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    NEW61375 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Does the M25 use the Cam Lock Reciever system? It appears it doesn't on their site. I was debating getting the M100 and really like the reiever system and the stand is super comfortable but I went another route due to price. I wanted something for run & gun style hunting and the idea of the multiple brackets and a 14 pound stand was great with the M100. But the other two stands(M25 & M50) just seem like your standard issue hang ons at 20 + pounds not to mention the M25 doesn't seem to use the bracket system. They are at least reasonably priced(a bit high for my liking) but I am looking forward to the review.
     
  12. ICALL2MUCH

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    No, it doesn't. Still a very nice little stand. I should have the review up next week sometime!

    THe bracket is quicker, for sure. But the M25 is more of a hunting stand. The 100 is NICE, but I think being able to get a shot in some instances could be tough, because of the side straps, and the way the seat sticks out (but it does fold up).
     
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    ICALL2MUCH Weekend Warrior

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    rizzo999 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    My neighbor just purchased and received his M50 and I am fairly confident that it does come with the receiver. The M25 does not. I believe this might be the most comfortable hang-on I have ever laid my butt down on!!
     
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    Yeah, I agree. The only different really in the M50 and the M25 is weight and attachment method. Very comfy!
     
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    boof Die Hard Bowhunter

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    $80 on Cabela's right now!
     
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    Man I hope! I love my M100 and dont want to use any other stands. Im not sponsored by them in any way but I think its a great company and keep trying to push them the best I can for my selfish reason of wanting to have them around for a long time. So comfortable and I feel completely safe in mine! And Im afraid of heights!
     

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