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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: DDyer on June 04, 2013, 06:59:00 AM
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Ran across this one.
64" Kodiack Special #61
Gray back,brown belly
Maple and a dark wood riser,leather grip
Ser.# XF910
Any info as to age, ect. appreciated
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1955 if it has water transfer decals, 1956 if it has silkcreens. They were made in 3 different lengths, 60", 64", 68" and cost more than a Kodiak back in the day. Kinda rare at 61#,
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That would be a great shooter if you are comfortable with the weight. The early KS is a superb hunting weapon I have a 64" 1956 KS 60# it is a rocket launcher. :archer2:
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Nice Find Dan, especially at that weight.
My wife shoots a 1955 KS and loves it so much, she refuses custom bows.
Hers is green and Brown, Yours with Gray glass has me a bit flustered.
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Re: green vs. gray glass: Can't find the site for reference (will keep looking), but have read that the original gray can age to a light green. Have a '57 KS w/ a nice sage-colored belly (blends in nicely w/ the high desert flora).
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Well, duh... check out Wade Phillips posting from 2009 re-posted by Tony W. today.