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Brace Height Question

Started by David McLendon, June 07, 2011, 04:44:00 PM

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David McLendon

I picked up a super nice '65 Kodiak LH 51# from that place we are allowed to talk about or spell here. What is the brace height range on a 65 Kodiak? I make my own strings but do not have the materials for a dacron string so I'll prolly just buy one for this bow.
Lefties are the only ones who hold the bow in the right hand.

Dave Worden

David, I don't know the brace ht but if the bow is marked with an AMO length, just buy a string at that AMO length and tune it.  If you decide to make a string, it should be 3" shorter (loop to loop) than the AMO length on the bow.
"If I was afraid of a challenge, I'd put sights on my bow!"

jamesh76

I think it is  7 1/2" +/-.
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Bowwild

I know the Bear Supreme B Takedown was very noisey until I upped the brace height to 8.5".

kuch

I start at 8" ,just feels good to me lower seems to have more noise and handshock to me. 9 was always tooo much .

Carpmaster

My 45# RH '65 Kodiak shoots the best it seems right around 7 7/8".  I started at about 7 1/2" and went up to 8 1/4" in slight increments and the 7 7/8" seemed to be the sweet spot.

David McLendon

Thanks, I haven't shot it yet because everything I have here is Ultra Cam. A string is on the way, I can see tooling up on Dacron for one bow.
Lefties are the only ones who hold the bow in the right hand.


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