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Grayling Bear Bow question

Started by Akhutr, March 05, 2013, 01:46:00 AM

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Akhutr

I picked up 2 Bear bows.
This one is marked Bear Glass-Powered Grizzly on the top limb.
Bear Archery Company Grayling, Michigan, U.S. Pat's. 2.423.765 2.613.660, 2.665.678, Canada 1953 is on the bottom limb.
Appears to be a gold colored coin with a Bear on it. The glass is brown.
Written just below the grip on the left side is 5P36XX, 58" 50#.

Could anyone give me some historical information on this bow. Date of manufacture for example.


Thanks,
Al

bowslinger

Al,

Welcome to Trad Gang!  The link posted below wil help you date your bow.  

http://www.stickbow.com/stickbow/Collector/beararchery/

Just out of curiosity, what model was the other bow?
Hunting is the only sport where one side doesn't know it's playing - John Madden

Akhutr

The other is a "Bear Glass Powered Grizzly".
Bear Archery Inc. Gainesville, Florida U.S. PAT. 2.842.113.
The coin says "Fred Bear bow hunting equipment co." and has a portrait of Fred Bear.
It's 50# @ 28.
Another member on the forum was kind enough to provide me with a link dating it to 1998-2000 I believe.

Thanks for your help. It looks like this one is 1965.

Jack Shanks

Answered you on another site but your Grayling bow would be a 1965.
Jack Shanks

Blackhawk

Yep, a 1965 and should be zebrawood, and one of the best looking, best shooting Grizzlies they made.
Lon Scott


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