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lets see some bear 76er

Started by Cody Roiter, June 22, 2009, 03:08:00 PM

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Cody Roiter

Hello guys, this past weekend I picked up a bear 76er and it was a great buy... I am thinking of sanding down the riser and repating the riser.... could some one tell me the colors the risers where as I want to make it as close as I can...

Thanks guys for the help.....

Cody
We as archer's must keep it alive by helping others into the sport WE LOVE.

mwmwmb

I picked up one awhile  back to make into a bowfishing rig. I am thinking of painting it aswell. i will try and post pics this evening when i get home.
What color combos did you get? mine is red limbs with blue riser.

Cody Roiter

mine is a white riser with white limbs.. I was thinking of a red riser whit the other limbs I picked up which are brown...

I am thinkin any color would be good.. but I want to try and keep them as close as I came.......

Cody
We as archer's must keep it alive by helping others into the sport WE LOVE.

Snakeeater

They came in any combination of red, white, or blue limbs and risers.

 

The two on the left are the shorter, Custom, length while the one on the right was the long, Supreme length.

There was also a "hunting" version that had a brown riser and green limbs, or the other way around, I forget. It was around 45-55# and was called heavyweight. Most of them were 35# and under. There is one on the 'Bay now.

It was my first "real" bow that wasn't cut from a sapling in the woods. It takes the same plastic grip that you find on the Bear magnesium handle takedown bow.
Larry Schwartz, Annapolis, Maryland

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Traditional Bowhunters of Maryland
Maryland Bowhunters Society
National Rifle Association

BobT

I had the hunting version, it had a green riser and brown limbs and a 50lb. draw weight. The color of the riser IIRC was sort of a light OD green if that makes any sense.
Bob

It's better to shoot for the moon and hit the fence post than to shoot for the fence post and hit the ground!

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