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Another Griz Question...

Started by Chalkdust, December 31, 2008, 12:47:00 PM

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Chalkdust

Howdy all,
I have a great looking  62" Bear Grizzly with green glass with a serial# 20BL148.  Looks like a silver or pewter coin???  Is it a 1968?  Anyway, the string that came with it was 59" and came out to a brace height of 6".  I know that is too low so what length flemish twist string should I get?  Should the brace height be around 8"????  Thanks in advance  for the help on all of the questions...
Chalk

Bjorn

7 1/2"-7 3/4" brace is about right. Your string may well be correct, see if you can raise the brace by twisting. A 59" string is typical for a 62" recurve. Got any pics of the bow? The 62" Grizzlies are great shooters.

Horney Toad

green glass? hmmmmm not camo painted?

Chalkdust


johnnyrazorhead

That looks like a 1963 Grizzly.A Dogleg model.

Chalkdust

thanks....I was wondering about that after reading through some other  threads and seeing some other pics.  I appreciate the help from all of you.

turkey522

Nice Grizzly, how does it shot.Tery

Chalkdust

I'm going to try and twist the string to get the brace height higher and try tomorrow.

yellow bow


Forest Archer

Thats Purty   :)    Congrats ........... Archer

TRAP

Were 63 Grizzlies like the Kodiak Magnums Type I, Type II, Type III.  

Which is this one?

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wadde

That is a 63 for sure, only the Kodiak Mags were types I II and III. They had problems, in the beginning. The cubs and grizzlys as well as Kodiaks are fine.

kurtbel5

Looks just like mine.
What weight is that one??

Mines 55#, so it doesn't get to go out that often.

It thumps an arrow with authority and is smooth.

Be neat to see how close our #'s are
I'll list the serial # later.

              Kurt

Chalkdust


kurtbel5

My Serial # is 5bj121
Wonder how far apart they came off the assembly line?
            Kurt

Chalkdust

It would be interesting to know how many were made too.
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