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  • droptine59
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      Amen!

      droptine59
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        Thanks Lee. It was awesome 20-30 years ago. Now it is one big competition. Not so romantic anymore.

        droptine59
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          buzz1 wrote: Hi Folks,
          I came across a 1964? Bear Grizzly Left hand, 58″, 60# @ 28″
          above the specs is 11CF113. I assume this is the serial number. It has the silver coin. It is absolutely mint.
          Being a lefty myself, and having a semi-short draw on top of it, I know it is almost impossible to find a vintage Bear of this weight.
          Anyway, could anyone help to date this bow for sure, and maybe make a guess at it’s value? I’d hate to ruin a true collectors item putting it through the things my other bows get during the various hunts I go on.
          Thanks.

          in my opinion of over 35 years collecting experience…it is in fact a 1964 model. being lefty is is a scare bird and in 60#, even moreso. BUT only a small% of shooters are lefty and most collectors shy from lefty’s except me..:D

          EBay unfortunately sets the tone on value and since our economy is in the crapper.. I would hold on to it until vakluse sgo up. Right now a mint 1964 Grizz in lefty at 60#…you would be lucky to fetch $175 on Ebay..but I hear german bidders are willing to pay astroniomical $ for US bows namely Bears. Sad, but true. We collectors like to keep em in the US

          droptine59
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            in reply to: price help? #39602

            I saw a like-new 2009 Classic online 54# 6o” green action wood with curved feature stripe, black glass limbs and the guy was asking $700..so who knows 😯

            droptine59
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              Not a member, but I do have a great appreciation of broadhead history

              droptine59
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                Nice bow. it is a 1960 with factory quiver insert and what appears to be a pigskin grip.. nice bow! Oh did i say that?:D

                droptine59
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                  in reply to: price help? #39390

                  newguy wrote: what would be a good price for a used bob lee takedown?58in 52# @27in

                  Need more info, condition, dings, scratches, woods used, phenolic with Bubinga?, all phenolic, actionwood, laminations?..

                  could vary from $275 on up…

                  droptine59
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                    in reply to: bear longbow #19859

                    I’d venture to say 1954-55′

                    droptine59
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                      Youth bows only? or all kinds? Start hitting the trad shoots, meet otrher collectors on the many site sout there, set your sights realistically and start out small, inexpensive and work up the arsenal..

                      droptine59
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                        Larry..sent you a PM

                        droptine59
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                          Have every issue in binders. the collection is for sale if anyone is interested.

                          droptine59
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                            Pm sent.

                            droptine59
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                              sent you a PM

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                                in reply to: Fred Bear Grizzly #23393

                                I would steer clear of the newer ones. Poorly made and ugly. For the money they are charging, you can pick up a clean vintage, beautiful and better made one off any auction or traditional forum based website for half that money. Just my two cents and opinion only… 😉

                                droptine59
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                                  Good affordable start to a collection.

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