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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: Cinghiale on February 03, 2009, 04:49:00 PM
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I've recently refinished an 1970 Bear Kodiak Magnum, on the Bear medaillon side there are two small holes with insert to screw in a bow quiver.
One at each end of the riser about meet the limbs. I'm not so able to restore to the original so I prefere to leave like was intended to use from his previous owner...still vintage it is.
Please show me some pics what I have to look for on ****.
Thank for your help
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Can you post pics?
It sounds like you have aftermarket inserts intended for use with maybe a Great Northern Side Mount or Delta type quivers.
I'm sure other quivers with adjustable lengths would work.
Trap
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I believe there was a Bear set up with bushings near the ends of the riser for this type of quiver.
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Looks like about the right vintage to me, but I am a beginner at this historical stuff.
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I actually have one of those quivers. If that's what you are looking for Armando, PM me and we'll work something out.
It was shoved down in a nimrod quiver that I bought on the bay.
Trap
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Cinghiale
You can also use the double short spring arm quivers.
Bear was doing some modifications on their existing quivers to accommodate the new compounds in 1970 rather than create a new quiver. The 8 arrow quiver that Shaun mentions above was a bit later and is a great quiver because of it's length. It was available in a 4 and 8 arrow model. Both brackets can be moved on the wire frame to position the quiver to suit you.
The early modified quivers were the short 4 and 8 arrow. What is the hole spacing on your inserts?
If about 9 1/2" then I can help.
I have a long 4 arrow new in the box, and a short 8 arrow which will fit the 9 1/2"spacing(pictures below).
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v76/raghorn/Ron/100_0879.jpg)