kodiak magnum question

[team fudd]

I have an opportunity to buy a kodiak magnum for a very reasonable price,  the only question is that the finish seems to have a lot of crazing in it most specifically on the limbs with horizontal lines running across the limbs in quite a few places,  It seems to be just in the finish, not in the glass and I drew the bow and it draws smooth, no cracking or popping,  I did not shoot the bow yet but no discernible limb twist either,  it has not been drilled in any way but does have a hole for a stabilizer,  it has green glass, no idea when it was manufactured. Any help as to whether or not I can use it as a shooter or not would be greatly appreciated,  thanks in advance,  FUDD

[JamesV]

I have two of the same bows and both are in the condition you describe. Both shot extremely good and have for years.

Buy it, you won't be sorry

James...............

[team fudd]

thanks very much for the reply,  I will get to shoot it tomorrow hopefully,  I need a short bow to take on trips and this walked into the local bow shop tonight so I may just own it tomorrow!

[Migra Bill]

Not an issue. Buy it. Shoot it.

[4runr]

Agree.

[WhiskeyMike]

Just strung one of mine up tonight. You can't go wrong.

[cacciatore]

I have many most in the same condition,all good shooters.

[team fudd]

thanks guys!  Really appreciate all the feedback,  I will let you know how it shoots!

[seabass]

i had a 67 mag in that condition.it was a great shooter,steve

[team fudd]

I think it needs a little shorter string and is a little noisy but for the price I could get used to it.  What is the proper brace height for one?  thanks!!!

[cacciatore]

I like it at 8" and all of mine are really quiet!