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I’m awaiting arrival of my second recurve. I had previously bought a 1970 Grizzly #45 and I love it. Waiting on shipment of a 1966 Kodiak left hand @ #65 lbs. I’m going to be putting on fresh beaver fur strike plate and rest and a B55 flemish twist string with some beaver balls and I may wrap the ends of the strings in wool and apply some felt to the limb string pockets. I want it to be quiet. The bow has the brown limbs and gorgeous white and brown fiberglass lamenation on the riser. The looks really pretty and almost new. I can’t wait to see it in person. 😁
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Jeremiah
I haven’t owned a grizzly , but have owned a couple Kodiaks over the years. Excellent bow. On silencing recurves I also used to pad the bow limb against the string slap , by padding the string there and or bow tape on the limb…
Scout aka Ray
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Hey Jeremiah! Did you receive your new/old bow yet? I just picked up a 1976 Kodiak Hunter with dark green limbs for a steel at a local pawn shop. It is beautiful and shoots amazingly well. Love it!
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Jeremiah: You are going to love your 66 Kodiak! I bought a 1966 Kodiak a couple of years ago off of Ebay. I have to be honest it is my favorite bow of all that I own! Mine is in very good condition, Bubinga and Golden Rosewood, with white accents and brown glass. Mine is 40# and it still shoots beautifully! It speaks so well of the glory days of vintage recurve bows. Good shootin Jeremiah!
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