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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: Elmer Keith on April 02, 2008, 06:59:00 AM
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I have a few questions about a Bear Super Kodiak, 64", made in 1966 which is currently offered in a German archery shop: http://www.alpenpfeilchen.de/bearrecurve4049.htm
(scroll a little bit down for looking)
Is here anybody in the forum who uses such a bow for regular shooting?
How many of them were made in a different length than 60"?
Is the bow with 64" really such a rarity?
I have no access to the Bear catalog CD, so when were they offered or was it a standard offering with 64"?
Another question about BEAR bow quivers for mounting on bows with no bushing installed:
Were there different sices to match bows with different lengths?
If yes, what range of bow length could match a certain model of bow quiver?
Thank you very much in anticipation.
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The bow in the pic is a 1966 64" Bear Kodiak,not a Super Kodiak...There were no 1966 Super K's.I do however have the same year and model as the pic,1966 Kodiak 64" and they are great shootng bows..hope this helps.....bowdoc
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Thank you, Don!
But the black one pictured above the Kodiak, is this a true Super Kodiak?
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Sorry about that,the pics did not all load.I actually just checked again and there were several I did not see..But yes that is a 1967 Super Kodiak or actually they are really 1967 1/2.As they came out after the first part of 1967.nice looking bows.....bowdoc
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I just double checked and he does have that 1966 Kodiak listed as a 1966 Super Kodiak...I saw your post also asked on 1966,sorry about the confusion...bowdoc
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WoW, if those prices are in Euros thats quite a bit of money for those bows, they sure are prety though. God bless the USA. Tim
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Tim, my thoughts exactly. Nearly $400 for a '57-58 Polar??!! :scared: I'd be tempted to sell mine for that! :D
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Wow I had no idea about the price...yikes,bowdoc
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Yeah, now that the dollar is the new peso, the old Bears will all wind up in Germany. Somebody paid a mint for a 70s kodiak hunter recently.
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Yeah
I have been buying bows in the US with the British Pound and they are seeming like very good deals indeed...