Bear T/D Original & Never Shot...till Yesterday

[SlowBowinMO]

Mike (Yellow Dog) let me shoot one of his take down Bears on our recent hunt in December.  Wow it was nice, I had never shot one before but now I can see what all the fuss is about.

[Bowwild]

This post caused me to make a call to a retired Bear Bowyer. Looks like I have one of the employee specials (1 of 2 of this version) headed my way... and I thought I was over them.

[Hermon]

Roy, you better post pictures when you get it.

[cacciatore]

Originally posted by Hermon:
Roy, you better post pictures when you get it.

X2
Roy I still have the one you helped me to buy,
Thanks

[Cyclic-Rivers]

Congrats Jeff.  Nothing like knowing you were were the first person to"drive a car off the line"

[stagetek]

Better late than never. Beautiful T/D. The radius' shelf is an improvement.

[Charlie Lamb]

Bought one in '69. Broke two sets of limbs (both of which worked me over). Needless to say I regret that sale. They were/are great shooting bows.

Happy birthday buddy.

[Bowwild]

The one coming is supposed to be a Signature without the gold plating, ivory insert, or gloss finish.  It has aged white glass limbs just under 40# draw weight.

I'm looking for a bow that is very easy to draw for form work.

It has never been shot but that will change when I receive it.  I was hoping for a stashed LH, Type A, A Riser but all those are apparently within a bow shot of the Matterhorn Mountain (Italy/Swiss range).