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Groves Flame Hunter

Started by DWRay, January 25, 2010, 07:52:00 PM

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DWRay

Recently got a hold of a Groves Flame Hunter, 52# @ 28", 62", Serial Number 5710-3.  Flat shelf and Window.  Anyone know the age and a history of this type of bow.  Thanks in advance.  By the way, the bow is in mint condition.
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I believe Harold groves started making bows in 1959 but it is most likely your bow is mid 1960s to early
1970s. Groves bows were assisted in design by 2 or 3 of the scientists responsible for the trigger in the first nuclear bomb. I collect groves bows because I think they are cool. Jim

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michigan bill

Dennis, if you "google" Groves bows or Groves Flame Hunter you'll find some reading.  You also can search here on Tradgang for Groves and find info.
I bought a 56" 54# Flame Hunter last year and could not be happier with a hunting bow.  I have got everything i have shot at with it.  Amazing -especially for me.
They really seem to be a fantastic bow.  And it is true that J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, helped design the bow.  No wonder it is so fast!  Oppenheimer was a friend of Mr. Groves in New Mexico.
Bill
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