Fred bear kodiak magnum

[bigwood95]

Anybody know what the safe maximum draw on a 52" 60# Fred bear kodiak magnum is?

[Justin Vinci]

id say about 28". Thats what ill draw mine to

[Jack Shanks]

Bear used to advertise their bow's draw length as unlimited so it should be safe at yours. I'm guessing the warranty is up though.

[dbd870]

I've been kicking around picking an older one up to play with; (I've really enjoyed that Grizzly; kind renewed my interest in archery, was getting burned out on the compound) I'm thinking I might wait until I've got some time under my belt first though. Anyways, from what I've read it sounds like they start to stack around 29 - 29.5" and I'm just a smidge over 29" so you might want to do what I'm going to try and do - see if you can find someone's to try first.    

[hedgerowhuntr]

I draw 29 - 29.5 and I love how my Kody Mag handles and shoots, but after 28" I can definitely feel the bow stack. I've never scaled it past 28, but it's 53@28 and once I hit my anchor it feels like another 5 lbs getting added. All and all though, get bows  

[Timbuck2]

Originally posted by hedgerowhuntr:
I draw 29 - 29.5 and I love how my Kody Mag handles and shoots, but after 28" I can definitely feel the bow stack. I've never scaled it past 28, but it's 53@28 and once I hit my anchor it feels like another 5 lbs getting added. All and all though, get bows      

I have a K Mag and it's a 53#@ 28" too.

My scale shows 58# @ 29" but it only jumps three more pounds @ 30". The scale reads 61# @ 30".

[Gooserbat]

I have an older one and I also have a 30" draw.  I short arm mine.  I would say around 28 was max.