While I can’t speak to limb performance, I have owned a couple and with their shortness and significant recurve, it seems they are perfectly made for a 26″ draw. Of course, Bear has reintroduced the K-mag, for $500, and I look forward to reports of its performance. Until such time, if I were shopping for one — and while I’m not actively shopping, I’m watching for ads and very interested — I’ll hold out for a vintage Grayling-era model, which generally will sell for less than the replicas. What I do recall with these bows is that they do not come up to the performance, forgiveness or shooting comfort of, say, a Shrew of equal length. But then, the K-Mag definitely has a charm and a history that are compelling. It’s the only Bear (along wuith the economy K-Mag, or Black Bear) that has ever seriously tickled my fancy. I’m a short bow guy with long arms. dp
