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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: Igor on November 13, 2012, 09:12:00 PM
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I recently bought a Bear tigercat 56" 53@28 that is in very good condition and is a really great shooter. I've owned several tigercats but mine have all been 62". Is this length a rarity?
Thanks
Glenn
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the 1977 catalog shows the Tigercat as 56"
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Thanks....great little bow...the tigercat IMHO is the sleeper of the Bear line....real bargains!
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Glenn
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I believe they started out as 62" in '64 and went to the shorter versions in '69.
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I have one, it is a real sleeper bow almost sold it once, put a skinny string on it and HOLY COW! speed went up and took 90% of the hand shock out of it. great bow...
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They made a 58" version in 1970. Didn't know they made a 56" model.
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I make my own skinny strings padded to 18 strands for my vintage bows and I agree they will shoot with most anything I've had the pleasure of shooting....
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Glenn
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Post a picture if you can Igor.
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Sorry only had time for a quick pic with my phone so the quality is poor.....the color is like BW's graybark....for a short 53# recurve it shoots my 70/75 600+ grains fir real nice... :^)
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Glenn
(http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb364/gabedard/Woodbury-20121121-00390.jpg)