64" 1969 Super K

[Avid Archer]

Can this bow safely handle my 31" draw?

If so, I'd love to own one. What have these bows, in VGC, been selling for recently? Do I have to sell a kidney to buy one?

What type wood was used in these. Pics would be great, if someone has some.

Thanks,
Dave

[trubltrubl]

if the bow is structurally sound I would say yes...it is 64" which helps...any old bow will have inherent risk of course....as for value I would say 350 to 400 my opinion only...you will see them go for more..depends how bad you want it....I got a nice 67 superkodiak for 300 about 3 years ago...took a nice whitetail buck and a turkey with it...very smooth pull...I only pull 26 inches and the bow is a 60 inch bow at 64# at 28...so I get about 58#. I really like the 68 and 69 rose wood caps....still looking for one in LH at a weight of 55 lbs to 65 lbs....like finding the albino rhino

good luck....love all those vintage Kodiaks and SK

[vintage-bears]

The bow would easily shoot for you. The 64" model is an awesome bow.
The bow has a high compression phenolic riser with rosewood horns. The most beautiful Super Kodiak ever made.
Enjoy.

.....Philip

[trubltrubl]

philip agree they are beauties...which there were more lefthanded ones out there..I need heavier poundage too for the shorter draw length...

by the way I got some mint #1 limbs for my B riser in #59 lbs from another nice tradgang member awhile back they are smooth and bow shoots great....love the riser as well....

[vintage-bears]

There's a LH 1967 Supet Kodiak that's 64"
On **** now. It's 45# but a real nice bow.

.....Philip