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Title: 1959 Bear Grizzly Brace Height??
Post by: stick hunter on April 27, 2011, 07:39:00 PM
Hi guys what Is the recommended brace height for this bow Its a 62 Inch. Thanks!
Title: Re: 1959 Bear Grizzly Brace Height??
Post by: 59Alaskan on April 27, 2011, 08:01:00 PM
I would start at 7.5" and work up.  I have mine around 8.25".

Great bow!
Title: Re: 1959 Bear Grizzly Brace Height??
Post by: 59Alaskan on April 27, 2011, 08:07:00 PM
I would start at 7.5" and work up.  I have mine around 8.25".

Great bow! Pics?
Title: Re: 1959 Bear Grizzly Brace Height??
Post by: Jeremy on April 28, 2011, 07:56:00 AM
The catalog lists the recommended height as 6.5-7.5" I think.  With a dacron string that's a little loud (but it's wonderful with a skinny TS1 string  :D ) and most guys are going a little higher.  ymmv

The '59 Grizzly is in the running for my favorite Bear of all time!
Title: Re: 1959 Bear Grizzly Brace Height??
Post by: d. ward on April 28, 2011, 08:41:00 AM
7 1/2" should work well bd
Title: Re: 1959 Bear Grizzly Brace Height??
Post by: stick hunter on April 28, 2011, 09:04:00 AM
you can't use fastflight on this bow correct?
Title: Re: 1959 Bear Grizzly Brace Height??
Post by: d. ward on April 28, 2011, 10:24:00 AM
no 1960 Grizzly you may get away with FF for a bit because the tip overlays in 1960 were made of fiberglass rather then paper.But again I would just stay with a flemish string or endless loop....better for your bow in the long run trust me.Eather one will work great on that Grizz.Dang it I just sold a 46# 59 Grizzly I completely restored plus I added fiberglass tip overlays to it.Nothing special but I will say this about those 59-60 grizzlys they are not rockets as far as speed goes.But they will stack arrows on top on eack other at 20 yards all day long great shooters and and and I should mention one of the quietest bows ever built period bd
Title: Re: 1959 Bear Grizzly Brace Height??
Post by: stick hunter on April 28, 2011, 02:12:00 PM
Thanks for all the Info.