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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: Frank on October 18, 2021, 11:42:21 AM
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I scored this past weekend at a discount store. Found a beautiful Ben Pearson Hunter recurve, brown glass, 58" amo, 45lb at 28". It is the Hunter 709. The other numbers are 09-......
It had an ever so slight limb twist but I took care of that.
Also picked up an original box with 5 original in good shape arrows and 5 arrows that needed to be re-done.
50 bucks.
Anyone know when the bow was made? I am getting years from 62 to 66 is this correct?
Thanks
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I believe the Hunter model was made 1965 thru 1968. They were nice looking Zebrawood.
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Model "709" was 65-67 and "7090" was 68+
I have two of them, one which is a 709 brown glass. I believe the 65 was black, 66 was green, 67 brown 68 green, and 69 black.
Very nice shooters and 50 bucks was a steal. They are starting to gain some value now that people have gotten some of the bear poo out of their eyes LOL.
Russell
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Ben Pearson bows were made in Pine Bluff, Arkansas ...
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The Ben Pearson Hunter, Was Pearson's version of the Bear Grizzly...
A "Working Man's Bow" :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Great pickup and that price is pure thievery!
Congrats!