Trad Gang
Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: CavScoutArcher on March 28, 2011, 01:13:00 PM
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Hello everyone,
I was just wondering if I could pick at your guy's brains a bit and get some info on the mid-late 70's Grayling bear Patriots. Just from looking at them I am assuming they were target bows. I really like the red/white/blue theme to them, but I have also seen them in more natural wood. How do they shoot? and how do they rank among bears other target shooters like the polor, tigercat, tartar and the likeing.
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You are correct, the Patriot was a target bow. Because of that of course they are tough to find in a good hunting weight. Thats why I went with the red white and blue SUper Grizzly. Same exact colors as the Patriot but on a 58" AMO.
I think the Super Grizzlys are way under rated. They came in 3 color schemes and the red white and blue is the hardest to find (probably because white limbs were not real popular with hunters - the other 2 color schemes had dark limbs). I just love the look of that red white blue bicentennial looking bow.
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I have a takedown model with the chrome latches. Great shooting target bow and I shoot it often.