Bear Montana?

[LongbowGuy83]

I have one in 50#. It's a shooter. And for the money, you can't beat it.

[EricW]

I picked a used one up last summer and hunted with it all fall. Great shooter. No complaints at all.

[Ybuck]

Id buy one, but ya cannot find a 40 or 45#'er.
I don't think they make'em.

[Hit-or-Miss]

I have seen them advertised from 45 to 60 Lbs, but only up to 55 in Left hand.

[Ybuck]

Originally posted by Hit-or-Miss:
I have seen them advertised from 45 to 60 Lbs, but only up to 55 in Left hand.

no kidding?  :D  
where at?

[Ybuck]

just checked out e Bear web site.
They make them from 35# up.
I suppose i'd have to special order it for the lighter #    

[Hit-or-Miss]

In the BEAR 2009 catalog.

[bowmofo]

My uncle bought one 45# he is new to archery. he bought arrows that should be way over spine with plastic vanes and is shooting the nocks off at 20 yard's.

[finkm1]

I thought Bears traditional and compound bows were made in Evansville Ind., since the companys near bankruptcy and whiskerbiscuts and trophyridge sights were made at the Gainsville plant.  Mike

[kleine]

3Rivers archery has them 45 to 60 right hand, 45 to 55 left hand

[ckanous]

There is a 45# at the local shop now, that is the one that got me interested. $330

[RM81]

Originally posted by ckanous:
There is a 45# at the local shop now, that is the one that got me interested. $330

There's one on the classifieds at AT for $225 shipped.  It's not mine and I don't know the guy selling it, but seems like a good deal for the $$.