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Title: Any help with finding a 1967 1/2 super kodiak
Post by: Cody Roiter on October 19, 2009, 08:07:00 PM
Hello Guys, I am on the hunt for a Bear Super kodiak 1967 1/2.. RH New or old I would like something from 40 to 60 pounds.. If anyone knows of a person who has one could you let me know..
Thanks,

Cody
Title: Re: Any help with finding a 1967 1/2 super kodiak
Post by: IronJohn on October 19, 2009, 08:10:00 PM
Cody, There's a really nice 67 1/2 SK on **** right now. Check it out.........IJ
Title: Re: Any help with finding a 1967 1/2 super kodiak
Post by: SlowBowke on October 19, 2009, 08:43:00 PM
I wasnt aware 67 1/2 SK's ever had a "factory bushing"?? Like it says on the auction.
Title: Re: Any help with finding a 1967 1/2 super kodiak
Post by: R.V.T.B. on October 19, 2009, 11:29:00 PM
I just checked my 67 1/2 Super K.... no bushing.
Title: Re: Any help with finding a 1967 1/2 super kodiak
Post by: Timberking on October 20, 2009, 12:44:00 AM
I thought that the bushing wasnt standard until 71 ?
Title: Re: Any help with finding a 1967 1/2 super kodiak
Post by: ckruse on October 20, 2009, 01:14:00 AM
It was an option from the startup of the Super Kodiak. Not uncommon for them. Cody, you might have a tough time finding a "new" 67.5 SK ! CKruse
Title: Re: Any help with finding a 1967 1/2 super kodiak
Post by: Lucas K on October 20, 2009, 10:42:00 PM
the 67 1/2 I grew up shooting had a factory bushing and an olive drab coat to boot. It now has a floppy lower limb or I would still be a one bow guy...
Lucas
Title: Re: Any help with finding a 1967 1/2 super kodiak
Post by: Archer Fanatic on October 30, 2009, 08:20:00 PM
My 1969 SK has a bushing for a quiver.
Title: Re: Any help with finding a 1967 1/2 super kodiak
Post by: SlowBowke on October 31, 2009, 05:05:00 AM
Interesting CKruse. That was the first I'd seen with a bushing in a 67 1/2 but I know a lot of options were available on bows I didnt pay attention to then.

I just tend to shy away from them, neither of mine has one and prefer the "plain" ones that way I know they werent installed later.

Nothing "wrong" with bushings and have seen several on 68/69 ones but my first on a first year edition.

Always cheking those three years out when one is for sale. In a few months Ill be looking for one between my two in weight too.

Good luck, Cody.