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1964 Bear Kodiak

Started by Jmoe324, June 05, 2014, 11:31:00 PM

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Jmoe324

Hello,

I am new to traditional archery and I just picked up a nice 1964 Bear Kodiak recurve.  There is a + sign stamped into the last two numbers of the bow's ID.  Does anyone know what this might mean?  What brace height should this bow have?  Thank you.

John

Orion

If it is stamped near the poundage number, the x or xxs stand for poundage over or under the marked weight.  For example 45x# equals 46# draw. x45# is 44# draw, and so on.

If it's stamped with a star, I believe that means it was sent back to the factory for some work.

Jack Shanks

All kinds of theories for the stars, 2s and + found on many old Bears. I like the one that the bows were end of the model left overs sold at a discount that were marked by the Bear sales rep with a stamp the best. Just seems the most logical to me.  

I would start out at 8" on brace for the Kodiak and go up or down from there.
Jack Shanks

Stixbowdrew

Great find out side of my takedown it's the best shooting bear I have ever dumped the string on, mines braced at 7 3/4
All we have to decide is what to do with the time given to us.

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