Hi everyone, I am still deciding if I should buy this T/D "A" Handle Recurve that is ending today on that "Auction Website". I would like to know if they are quiet when shot and if they stay together. You know...things like that. Look it up on that Auction Site in the keywords Bear T/D. Thanks!

            Zach


(P.S. the current price is $785)

I just purchased a used newer model A handle, and while it isn't a speed demon it is stable. With some string silencers on it, it is quiet.

Just checked it out. It is one of the original Bear T/D from Grayling. These are more of a collector bows then shooters but you could use it. Limbs are white tip which is correct for that period...
I personaly have and use 2 newer models of the "A" T/D and there are great bows.

hope this helps.............moose

ok great thanks guys

4 hrs left in that auction.  I'd be very suprised if that bow goes for less than $1300-$1500.

Otto is reading my mind.

$1276!!  What a steal!!

Well, I missed that one by $24.00

Are these bows worth that much? I have one (I think it's the "B" Handle. About 50 #s. I'd be tickled pink to get 1200 for it.
Prarrie Dog

I bought this one for under a thousand a few years back with Fred, Frank, Charlie's signatures.  Don't ever plan on shooting it though  
 

Now that one would be worth $1200 Jeff.

PD,
Nope. "B" risers are common. It's the Grayling "A"'s that raise the roof.

The autographs Dan, stay with the program

Jeff, I've been trying to decide whether or not to bring out the '70 B wood again.  After seeing your bow and talking to Donnie, I know I will.  Thanks for the pic...............Shick

Careful their VT I'm answering the question you guys blew over as you drooled on some ink.    :p

Well the handle values don't always make a lot of sense. C risers are the rarest yet the least valued.

awsome pic, awsome bow!!!!!!!