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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: bswear on April 22, 2008, 02:47:00 PM
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Anyone have a 45# super K with factory sight they might wish to sell? I am looking for one for my dad who is too old to pull any more weight and too stubborn to shoot a crossbow. He got me into archery back in Bear's heyday and I want to help him out now. Thanks in advance!
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Super K is not as good a shooter as an older Kodiak. I think the '65 or '66 were offered with the built in sight
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Ooh, now there is a controversial statement. I know a lot think the Super K shoots better. I would tend to lean toward the Super K, but I realize it is a good match-up.
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Jim- Come on now; don;t change up on me. We are Super K men.
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I'll put my '63 & '64 Kodiaks up against any Super K, any day.
I bought a '64 Kodiak in '64. I used it 4 years and in '68 bought a new '68 Super K. I sold my '64 for $15.00
BIG MISTAKE!!
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Jack you have any more 1964 Kodiaks for 15.00 I'll take em.....I don't have anything with factory sights right now,but can kinda keep an ear open for a super ? bowdoc
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Impossible for me to pick the best shooter,I really like all bows.......bowdoc (http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii175/bowdocsarchery/bd002.jpg)
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Doc, I think you may have a fetish for power tools as well. :bigsmyl:
Trap
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Trap did you talk to my wife ???? sounds like something she said last week....
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I finally nailed down a 55# to replace it. In very good condition, I paid $500.00 about three years ago. Whoda thunk these old bows would be worth that much today
Heck Doc, I got a 40# '64 Kodiam from you for $200.00. Compared to that, I figure the extra 15# cost me an extra $20.00 per pound
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Guys, don't forget I still need that Super K with a sight for Dad. "He will not try a recurve again without one. I guess when you have done it one way for 68 years you can shoot however you want. I suppose I could put a sight on about anything, but prefer the factory version.
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Brent
Super Kodiaks are not that uncommon, depending on what yeatr you want, but factory sights make them more scares. I guess Collectors suck them up and hang on to them. Keep an eye on Freebay.
You might get luckey.
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I'am still looking but so far the only one I found is the super rare 1969 64" lefthand with factory sight....It's a special order 60#er.But I don't think it will do you pa much good.........will keep looking....bowdoc
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I have a 68 or 69(I forget without checking) super k with a built in sight. It has better sight they offered. Its a 64inch but its a 48#. I have been looking for time to refinish it. I like the 59 kodiaks better. Dont most super Ks have the place for the sight? You just remove the plate and install the sight?
Dean
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I am interested if you want to sell it.
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You can find him at http://www.traditionalarcherysales.com/
Len's a nice man and a good guy to work with. I just bought a 55# - 67 1/2 Kodiak Hunter from him ...... beautiful!
The only problem is that Len doesn't send pictures. Says he has too many problems when dealing with them. He'll talk to you on the phone about it though, and his descriptions are accurate - no BS
Al
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DEAN
Not all Super K;s were routed for a sight. I have a '68 that is not. I think more were not routed than the ones that were routed.
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I dont think I want to sell mine. It needs a small hole filled and to be cleaned up. I wish I had the plate to cover the sight inlet to go with it.
Dean
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Dean
Keep your eyes open for a crappy Magnesium "B" Riser. The plate or sight will fit your Super K.