Does anyone know how far past center if at all they are cut?
I think about zero. They are sanded to the I beam. So maybe a thousandth past center? I had three of them. Nice bows but my favorite one has a hairline crack in the maple lam.
Tedd
Thanks Tedd. I am seriously impressed with the performance of this bow
The ones I shot were really nice, Ill own one Im sure lol.
I believe the cut to center response was correct. Those are nice bows, very quick to point with nice cast and great lookers. Add a little history to that and what more could a neotradite want?
great bows...I shot one for over a year...killed a couple deer and a yote with it...maybe the smoothest bow ive owned...good speed...quiet. dead in hand....hated the feather rest though...never was a fan of that...
Quote.hated the feather rest though...never was a fan of that.
The feather rest was what the original 59 bows had on them plus a lot of other bows in that time period, it was a popular arrow rest. I had an original 1959 Kodiak back in the day, it was a very popular model. Back then Bear changed their design almost every year but I hunted with my 59 for many years.
I now own one of the new 59's and I'm impressed with Bear's dedication to reproducing an exact copy of that model.