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Online bswear

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Super K Takedown
« on: November 12, 2008, 07:15:00 PM »
I have a sudden overwhelming desire for a Bear takedown.  Which model is the holy grail?  I see a Gainsville on that site for nearly $800.  What about the Supreme for say $1100?  will it perform with any of the Grayling bows?

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Re: Super K Takedown
« Reply #1 on: November 12, 2008, 09:05:00 PM »
The real premo would be the gold latch Fred Bear signture take down they range from oh say 2,500.00 to 5,000.00.The second is the 1970 A or B which ever you like around 1,000.00 or so.Bit more with limbs.Next would be the Supreme I guess,I've not shoot it but price wise you can see it in the 3r's catalog I think 1,299.99.Next would be the Gainville of which I do have one of those.They shoot real good for me.I did customize the grip a bit.But the green stripe riser and a set of limbs is more like 500.00 pending on the limb weight.I do have a B mag and A mags which I also shoot pretty often.They seem to shoot OK for me...bowdoc

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Re: Super K Takedown
« Reply #2 on: November 13, 2008, 11:22:00 AM »
I gave $1,200.00 for my pristin  '70 B riser with 43# Whte limbs with black tips.  This about 8 yrs ago.  This would just about fall in line with Docs pricing on a '70 B riser.  Now that was a while back when the market was higher.  Although the market is soft right now, don't look forthase really collectibles to go cheap.

I have two Green Strip Gainesvill risers.  One came with gold latches, and liek a fool I sent it to bear and had the latches changed to black.
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Offline Grant Young

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Re: Super K Takedown
« Reply #3 on: November 13, 2008, 05:05:00 PM »
I have a Style I-late '69-early '70 B riser that I've put so much in over the years I'm ashamed to tally it up. I have several sets of limbs from different periods but the ones I use on that bow are the first model white tips, 66#@28" on the B riser. I got the limbs right but paid high for that riser. I own a Style II B riser that I bought around '79 or '80 for under $300.00. I also have a couple Mag risers and a "one-off" Owen Jeffery built for me in '88. Bowdoc knows most of my bows well,lol. The StyleI is my main hunting bow and shooter. I would sell a kidney before I sold that bow. Grant

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