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Bear T/D HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Started by SAM E. STEPHENS, July 11, 2012, 01:25:00 PM

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twigflicker

Holy cow Monte... Those are beautiful!  Nice work friend!

Jon
TGMM - Family of the Bow
PBS Associate

vintage-bears

"In the wind, He's still alive"
TGMM Family of the bow
New York Bowhunters

TRAP

My first, an early 70s B riser with No. 2 limbs. 62" 55#

Wont be my last



Trap
"If you don't like change, you're going to like irrelevance even less" Gen. Eric Shinsheki

"If you laugh, and you think, and you cry, that's a full day, that's a heck of a day." Jim Valvano.

kuch

Monte , you are a tease and a bad boy ! unless some of those are headed my way to "test" .  Very , very nice.

OldSkoolArcher

Trap, Post some closeups of the riser. I might be familiar with that one!

TRAP

Heres the only one I have right now

"If you don't like change, you're going to like irrelevance even less" Gen. Eric Shinsheki

"If you laugh, and you think, and you cry, that's a full day, that's a heck of a day." Jim Valvano.

vintage-bears

Good Morning. I was asked a very good question about Signature bows last nite. I will answer here on the forums in short for those who also may have this question. The question was..... "Bear handles have the serial # written clearly on it's side under the finish but it is not seen on Signature bows" except for Fred's signature and date. Great question. Aside from 0x1, early promotional photo's, there was another that hung in the museum as well with a serial# written on it's side. There must be other's. ALL signature bows have a stamping inside the UPPER socket along the rail with B-****. Without this special socket, it is NOT a complete Signature bow. My black socket Signature bow is a perfect example. Without it's Birth Certificate,"gold,serialized sockets" she does'nt exist. I call her #23 but that's only because her limbs are numbered that way. The handle is not. The limbs and case were given to me by Frank Scott. This "lunchbox special" actually belonged to him for many years before I acquired it.

It is by far my favorite of all my bows.


      Fred Bear Sports Club members were also able to and some did, select their membership # for the serial # on them. Les Line had one with F.B.S.C. and Fred's signature 1982 written on it's side. Very cool. I regretfully had to pass on it when he offered to me. It is now safe in a friends collection. ..........Philip
"In the wind, He's still alive"
TGMM Family of the bow
New York Bowhunters

zepnut

Beautiful risers guys.

Nice case Redtail2

Greenstripe I picked up a month ago. Has the narrowest tips I've seen on greentip limbs. I believe this came from the factory that way because the riser and limbs were in the original box. The person I got this from said it was put away for a long time and hardly shot.

Stickbow98

Man, I'm a droolin' fool right now!! :-)

My little collection contains a sampler of the Bear TD offerings...

 

L to R- Signature, '69 Type 1A, Supreme, Fred Bear TD, and '70 Mag TD.

Ron
TGMM Family of the Bow

cacciatore

Zepnut,you are right,them are factory with those tips and Made in 1982,probably the first batch,since I have fondo 4 pair of them still wrapped in the original box and with the shipping or production date marked on the boxes.by the way them are the very best green tips you can ever shoot!
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

vintage-bears

Awesome pictures.
Thanks for sharing them guys!

......Philip
"In the wind, He's still alive"
TGMM Family of the bow
New York Bowhunters

vintage-bears

Here's my hunting bow.
I got it from Jim Rebuck from JM Traditions last year at Whittingham.
I named it the "signed maple sight window" green stripe.





 
   

That's all I have left to show.........For now.     ;)        


..........Philip
"In the wind, He's still alive"
TGMM Family of the bow
New York Bowhunters

450 marlin

My Growing Left Hand Collection..with a late Green Stripe from the Al Reader collection..

450 marlin

I see a signed A-Riser just listed to fuel the fever..the heart was pumping till I seen it was a RH

kuch

we will watch that signed model ! Shot my A mag with blue tips and type 1 A with roseoaks tonight . Really feels good shooting these bows.

cacciatore

1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

Bowboy_AR

Wow guys! A little envious here! I posted this in the Pow Wow also, but would like to add my pics to this collection as well! I'm just getting started with my Bear TD collection... just one for now. Here is my Red Stripe that I just finished putting some cottonmouth on.  I love how it turned out.  Next on my list is a B Mag Riser.  Keep the pics flowing... great stuff in here!!!




vintage-bears

That is a fine Bear take down!
I absolutely love the red stripe B risers.
They are heavy in the hand compared to the Bubinga versions and adds great stability.
The fit and finish is also very good. Your limbs turned out very nice too. Congratulations.

.........Philip
"In the wind, He's still alive"
TGMM Family of the bow
New York Bowhunters

hayslope

Sorry Sam......no cure that I'm aware of!

And like most of the crazies on here, I'm not much help......other than to fuel the fire!!!!

This Type I "A" has been getting a lot of exercise at every shoot this year.  It will probably get to spend some time with me in a treestand this year.



This Type II "A" won't be getting any exercise this year.........or any other year for that matter......for obvious reasons..........




Good luck with your new addiction.  Based on your posts and hunting photos with one in your hand, I figure you'll just get used to it!

 :campfire:
TGMM Family of the Bow
Compton Traditional Bowhunters

"Only after the last tree has been cut down...the last river has been poisoned...the last fish caught, only then will you find that money cannot be eaten." - Cree Indian Prophesy

Larry m

WOW Tony
Still in the package!! How Cool is THAT.....    :notworthy:  
This thread gets better and better. It's almost like, what's next????

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