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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: Sean B on April 01, 2016, 08:22:00 PM
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I just aquired a '66 Kodiak 55# @ 28". I haven't gotten my hands on it yet, but a very respected tradganger and Bear collector Is in possession of it. He said its in exceptional condition. I'm excited about it!! It's the 50th anniversary of this bow, so I may just hunt sll year with it, including a Quebec bear hunt.
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Congratulations. Somebody else recently scored a sweetheart deal on a 60-pounder. I had to tie my wrists behind my back to prevent acquisition of another bow.
My '66 K-Mag is one of my favorites to shoot. Looking forward to hearing more about your new bow.
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I picked a kodiak up a few weeks back it's in great shape and full of sixes 1966 60" 66# my devil bear!!!! I haven't shot it yet. I put a ff string off a newer bow on it and have just drawn it back kinda working out with it . Just starting to twist my own strings up there getting better, made a few for some older 45 lb bear's want to make sure I twist a good one for this higher lb bow don't want to shoot it with one of my ugly strings.looking to use it this hunting season also!!!!!
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Can't go wrong with the vintage Bear's :thumbsup:
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I love'em. This is actually my third '66. I had a 60" 45# and a 64" 50#. I've had a few bears over the years. This is my first in 55#.
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Wahoo!! I shot up to my good friend Tom Phillips house today and picked it up. What a beauty!! This bow is MINT!! no cracks in the finish no scuff marks. I may have been refinished but I don't think so. I'll post pics in a bit!! Oh......its avtack driver!!!
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Yessir! I have a '65 Kodiak Special in similar condition. I believe that your bow is original. Some of them had very little use and were stored away in a dark closet for the past fifty years. Good find!
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I picked one up last year, hunted with it, shot one doe, its a great bow. It outshoots alot of customs I have shot, stable accurate consistency. Yours is in much better shape than mine. They are worth much more as a hunting bow than they sell for.