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Crosses amd Stars

Started by BoonRoto, January 30, 2011, 01:30:00 AM

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BoonRoto

Why do some of the old bear bows have these on them?


Andrew

Grey Taylor

Do you mean where it says #45xx @ 28" ?
If so, I've understood that to mean two pounds over 45. One pound per x. If they're on the other side of the number then it's minus that many x's/pounds.

Guy
Tie two birds together; though they have four wings, they can not fly.
The Blind Master

Brian Gillispie

With the old bears that have the XX's, if you look under the strikeplate the actual draw weight will be written on the bow.


Brian
Spinning faster round the pole. Soon to old from chasing gold. Young hands wrinkle, hearts to stone. Dust to dust and ashes cold

BoonRoto

No, they are actual stars and sometimes crosses. Scratched/cut into the riser just above or directly on the serial number.


Andrew

Eric Sprick

I would post this ? in the Trad History/Collecting forum.  You are sure to get a knowledgable answer there.

Eric.

Grey Taylor

Sounds like something a previous owner did. If that's the case then there is no telling what the meaning is.
Can you put up pictures?

Guy
Tie two birds together; though they have four wings, they can not fly.
The Blind Master

BoonRoto

Look at the 64 Kodiak on this page, the fifth item for sale down the page as an example.

http://www.flemishstrings.com/sell.html


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