lets see your bear bows and what experiance does everyone have with the grizzly?

Dont have a grizzly but last year i killed two 10 points with k-mags.

The first one is a 1970 k mag
 
   

 This one is a 1963 (if i can remember right)
   
 

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This is a 1971 model Briser TD. I've used this bow for over twenty-five years.

This is a 1970 Super Kodiak, 60", 68#@28. Its the bow I'm using this season.

This is a 1969 Super Kodiak, 60" 65@28. Very good shooter but almost too pretty to drag around in the woods.

This is my primary bow. A 1969 StyleI B riser, no. 1 limbs, 66#@28, 60" lng. I use these bows hard and they have all been refinished by Bowdoc Ward and three have been modefied by him to suit my particular preferences. My son owns a couple of Grizzlies-a '65 and a '66. They are his favorites even above the Super K that I gave him. A good friend is also a die-hard Griz fan. Takes game every year.                            Grant

Here is my Sons 65' Kodiak Magnum

'65 Grizzly...Sweet shooter. Zebrawood. 58" 46#@28



'69 Alaskan...Also Zebrawood. 62" 45#@28



'66 Kodiak...60" 47#@28



New Custom Kodiak Supreme TD...Rosewood & Zebrawood 60" 50#@28

Before and After I put a Satin finish on it instead of the high gloss it had-





 

>>--Ron--<>

After seeing the beauties posted above, I almost feel ashamed to show my Bear, but here it is.


1962 K-Mag

Here's what she looks like now.

Kenny,
Your 62 is OUTSTANDING

I love the Bear Grizzly, good shooters as of late that is all Joe and I have been shooting.

 

I tend towards the older Bears.  A 42# Cub, A 38# Cub, A 60# and a 54# of the same year Cub, a 1955 or so Polar that I replaced the leather on, and the newest Bear I've got is a 1968 Cub that I've not taken pictures of yet.  RonP      
           

Kodiak Magnum 45#

Here's about half of them

What days   Xn!/* (sorry, drool on the keyboard!!) are the "museum" open, Bjorn?      

>>--Ron--<>

The only grizzly I ever held felt really strange. I ended up getting the montana because of it.

It wasn't just the high wrist, other high wrist bows feel fine. But that one felt really odd in the hand.

But its known to be a quality bow. If the grip suits you than I think its fine.

Bjorn- nice rack of bows there. You fellas (and ladies, Killie) have some good looking specimens.My son ended up with all my bows that I didn't actually hunt with and he turned out to be a great curator. I still don't quite know what it is that draws me to these bows but they are magnets for me.               Grant