Hill wesley special and a pearson bushmaster

Fred's take down.
I'd learn to shoot Lefty for that.......Philip

QuoteOriginally posted by vintage-bears:
Fred's take down.
I'd learn to shoot Lefty for that.......Philip [/QUOTE

Would you learn to shoot lefty for a 55 pound 60 inch 1960 Kodiak?

DDave

QuoteOriginally posted by damascusdave:

QuoteOriginally posted by vintage-bears:
Fred's take down.
I'd learn to shoot Lefty for that.......Philip [/QUOTE

Would you learn to shoot lefty for a 55 pound 60 inch 1960 Kodiak?

DDave [/b]

That sounds very tempting. I'm practicing now!....philip

My 36# 1961 Kodiak special,I can shoot it all day,

Here, Philip is a little more incentive for your practice in case you have not seen the pics elsewhere on here:



DDave

QuoteOriginally posted by hootie c:
My 36# 1961 Kodiak special,I can shoot it all day,

My 61 KS will be my initial hunting bow in this it 50th birthday year.

They have a bit slimmer limb tips than the later KS and for that reason are a bit faster.

DDave

QuoteOriginally posted by damascusdave:
Here, Philip is a little more incentive for your practice in case you have not seen the pics elsewhere on here:

 

DDave

Dave, that's a beauty. Looks just like mine!.....LOL.....Philip

I had one Tellum bow in a light weight, like to shoot a hunting weight. Anything by Norm Richards, the 60's target bow MASTER. His Fantastique is the nicest target bow I';ve ever seen. Sanders Sportsman, my buddy had one and sold it, without telling ME!!!!! It was 55#, I would have hunted the world with it. Jack Howard's Supreme Target model. Never seen one in real life, just pictures. Have not met anyone yet who has ever owned one.
Anybody have one??????

Again, come visit they are mostly all here in one place except the Howard target, Jerry Pierce and Bear Sig. Jim

jim, I need to plan for that, maybe 2012...2011 is booked.

Today I shot a 56 KS.64" and 67lb. It is a fine shooting bow. Fast quit and will sink an arrow in my foam Target farther than any other bow I own. I am not crazy about the grip, but overall impressed with its performance.

How bout a LH 67 1/2 45# Super Kodiak.

doug77

Yeah Jim, I'm dying to see what you've got. Been watching from afar, pretty impressive.

I want to shoot a 1971 wood B riser Fred Bear TakeDown recurve.That would make my day.
   ,,,,,Sam,,,,,

Well I not only got to shoot a 1971 Bear "B" wood riser TakeDown today , I now own one , now I guess I need to shoot a 1971 "A"

QuoteOriginally posted by SAM E. STEPHENS:
Well I not only got to shoot a 1971 Bear "B" wood riser TakeDown today , I now own one , now I guess I need to shoot a 1971 "A"

Congratulations Sam!
I know you are a die hard bowhunter.
I look forward to the pictures with your new vintage-bear T/D and the game taken with it.
Good Luck.......Philip

And don't forget to list your serial # and riser specs in the B Riser forums!......Philip

At work now for the next 3 days will get #s and photo up when I get home.,,,,,,Sam,,,,,,,