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Bear Grizzly

Started by Jason Hansen, February 01, 2012, 08:09:00 PM

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Jason Hansen

A question for all you fellow tradgangers...

My father recently purchased a beautiful used Bear Grizzly...serial number #9R2106.  I would like to find out the year of manufacture of this bow.  From what I've found, it appears it was manufactured in 1969.  Can anyone clarify that for me?  Also, I'm looking to purchase a vintage Bear quiver as a gift...roughly the same year his bow was made.  What bow mounted quiver would that be?

Thanks!
"That land is a community is the basic concept of ecology, but that land is to be loved and respected is an extension of ethics."
― Aldo Leopold

njloco

You will probably get more action on this, on the Trad/history collecting forum.

  • Leon Stewart 3pc. 64" R/D 51# @ 27"
  • Gordy Morey 2pc. 68" R/D 55# @ 28"
  • Hoyt Pro Medalist, 70" 42# @ 28" (1963)
  • Bear Tamerlane 66" 30# @ 28" (1966)- for my better half
  • Bear Kodiak 60" 47# @ 28"(1965)

Jack Shanks

It should be a 69 with that serial number. The 68-70 were a 56" AMO. Double spring arm quiver would be correct for that year.
Jack Shanks

Jason Hansen

Thanks, I also posted this over in the other forum too.

Thanks Jack.  I've seen a few of those double spring arm quivers on the auction sites.
"That land is a community is the basic concept of ecology, but that land is to be loved and respected is an extension of ethics."
― Aldo Leopold

Jack Shanks

The quivers come up pretty often. I've sold four or five extras I had in the last year or so. I don't think I have any extras right now though.
Jack Shanks

Jason Hansen

Jack...I replied to your message.  Thanks so much for your assistance.
"That land is a community is the basic concept of ecology, but that land is to be loved and respected is an extension of ethics."
― Aldo Leopold


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