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I bought an old Colt Arrowmaster recurve bow that is marked 66" 40 @ 28". On the front of the bottom limb there is a brown circle with a horse rearing up. Around that it is marked "COLTS PAT. FIRE ARMS MFG. CO.INC. Under that it is marked: HARTFORD , CONN USA. On the front of the top limb is a circle with COLT in it and under that is ARROWMASTER. The glass on the limbs is a mint green color and the riser loks like a dark walnut color. can anyonr tell me anything about this bow. Numbers on the side are: 0256-0135, then 66" and then 40# - 28". Any information you have would be appreciated. Thanks. JIM
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Thanks everyone. I'll check archeryhistory.com. I thought I had checked befor but found that Ben Pearson sold them, but theirs were only 62" long
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Ben Pearson sold a model called the Colt but thats a different critter, Colt Firearms had there own line of bows.
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Here is a Colt Trargetsman I picked up a while back
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Back in the day I never likde Colt or Browning bows because I did not have confidence in bows made by firearms companies.
These bows have stood the test of time and proved me wrong.
As stated above, Colt bows were made by Wing Archery.
Brownings were designed and overseen by Harry Drake, one of the pioneers of recurve bows, and the absolute best in flight bows
The Targetsman above looks like an early model and looks to be in very good shape.
Good find.
-------------------- JACK MILLET-TBG,TGMM Family of the Bow
"Don't worry about tomorrow. If the sun doesn't come up in the morning, we will play in the dark" - ME
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Arrowmaster, 1967, Model B-1100 66 " Recurve limbs 20 to 49 lbs Brace height 7 1/2 to 8 1/2 inches Turquoise fiberglass on limbs Handle South American Imbuia wood 6 1/2 inch sight window
$57.95
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The Colt Targetsman has the same decal on the upper limb with the exception that it has Arrowmaster in place of Targetmaster and the limbs are not white. The riser is also different, being more like an older version of a MA 111 one piece Black Widow. Thanks everyone. JIM
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