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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: Dave Pagel on April 11, 2010, 05:04:00 PM
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I just got my 64 inch 1960 Kodiak back from the Bow Hospital and Mr. Whip did a fine job on the refinish and filling of holes. I am extremely happy.
I strung the bow up and I am not sure I have the correct string. It is almost completely untwisted and I can only get the brace height down to about 9 1/4. That seems awfully high to me, but I wanted to see what you experts think.
Dave
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Sounds like the string is too short! LOL
String length needs to be about 60" for a 64" recurve, I just measured mine.......60".
Enjoy the bow and post a pic!
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Thanks. I got one from 3 Rivers and the bow shoots like a dream.
D.P.
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What brace height do you boys use on your 64", 1960 Kodiaks?
Dave
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I have a 64" Kodiak from 1959 (which is very similar to the 1960) and I have it shooting pretty good at 8.25".
Many folks believe a brace from 7.5"-8.5" works pretty well, but some experimenting will tell you for sure what's best for your bow, arrows, and shooting style.
I love those 1960 Kodiaks, both in looks and performance.
Now, show us some pics of that bow, ok?