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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: Chalkdust on December 31, 2008, 12:47:00 PM
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Howdy all,
I have a great looking 62" Bear Grizzly with green glass with a serial# 20BL148. Looks like a silver or pewter coin??? Is it a 1968? Anyway, the string that came with it was 59" and came out to a brace height of 6". I know that is too low so what length flemish twist string should I get? Should the brace height be around 8"???? Thanks in advance for the help on all of the questions...
Chalk
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7 1/2"-7 3/4" brace is about right. Your string may well be correct, see if you can raise the brace by twisting. A 59" string is typical for a 62" recurve. Got any pics of the bow? The 62" Grizzlies are great shooters.
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green glass? hmmmmm not camo painted?
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Here are some pics:
(http://www.nauticom.net/www/rjss/img/bow1.jpg)
(http://www.nauticom.net/www/rjss/img/bow2.jpg)
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That looks like a 1963 Grizzly.A Dogleg model.
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thanks....I was wondering about that after reading through some other threads and seeing some other pics. I appreciate the help from all of you.
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Nice Grizzly, how does it shot.Tery
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I'm going to try and twist the string to get the brace height higher and try tomorrow.
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nice looking Grizz. :thumbsup:
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Thats Purty :) Congrats ........... Archer
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Were 63 Grizzlies like the Kodiak Magnums Type I, Type II, Type III.
Which is this one?
Trap
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That is a 63 for sure, only the Kodiak Mags were types I II and III. They had problems, in the beginning. The cubs and grizzlys as well as Kodiaks are fine.
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Looks just like mine.
What weight is that one??
Mines 55#, so it doesn't get to go out that often.
It thumps an arrow with authority and is smooth.
Be neat to see how close our #'s are
I'll list the serial # later.
Kurt
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This one is 42#...
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My Serial # is 5bj121
Wonder how far apart they came off the assembly line?
Kurt
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It would be interesting to know how many were made too.
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