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New Bear Super Grizzly is on its way! Updated - It is here!

Started by Carpmaster, July 12, 2011, 10:44:00 AM

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Carpmaster


RM81


Back in the 70's I had a Super Griz that was 54@28, I drew 27" with it and shot Bear 308s(2016) with 125 grain points, 145 to 155 grains up front, and 2018s 28" bop with the larger Pearson Deadheads on the long screw in adopter, total of 195 up front. what bothered me about the Super Griz was that it was faster than my Bear takedown and a lot easier to shoot accurately at small game where a quick shot was required. The point ability of the Super Griz made me buy a Schulz longbow because being able to smoothly shoot accurately and quickly is contagious.  I takes a really good bow to be better than the Super Griz, I never thought that it was spine sensitive.

BobCo 1965


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62" Thunderstick Moab  52lb @ 28"
60" Bear Takedown 45lb @ 28"
60" Bear 59'er 45lb @ 28"

59Alaskan

Very nice.  I like how the black glass transitions with the riser.

I definitely want to shoot one of these
TGMM Family of the Bow

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Carpmaster

QuoteOriginally posted by ceme24:
Very nice.  I like how the black glass transitions with the riser.

I definitely want to shoot one of these
That was the aesthetic appeal that got me...

Carpmaster

QuoteOriginally posted by Archer 1:
I have a 55# super Grizzly, and it shoots 2016's cut at 29" with a 125 gr.head perfect. My draw is 28" though.
The difference with my draw length 27" was perfectly compensated for with 150 up front....  29" 2016 and 150 on the business end.....PERFECT as I wanted to sling 150 woodsmans!  Thanks for all who have helped....now it is up to me to keep shooting every day!

Stone Knife

Do you have an older one to compare the grip with, I was wondering if they have the same "feel" as a vintage one.
Proverbs 12:27
The lazy do not roast any game,
but the diligent feed on the riches of the hunt.


John 14:6

Carpmaster

I would say it is very close to my 65 Kodiak.  A touch thicker feeling in the hand but same contour.

Shoregobbler


59Alaskan

Stone Knife:
I held one of these new ones at the store today. I liked it quite a bit.  It was lower shelved than a 2009 or 2010 Grizzlly.  It was more like a 1971/1972 Grizzly but lower shelved than those years.

I didn't have the opportunity to shoot it.  One day....I have not had an opportunity to hold or shoot an old Super Grizz to compare to though.
TGMM Family of the Bow

"God has given us two hands, one to receive with and the other to give with." - Billy Graham


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