Bear Grayling Green Super Kodiak Recurve
Item Number: 20201GX
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Hello. Looking at buying the grayling super kodiak. I have a 29.3" draw length. I would prefer the 60" bow would this be ok .Or would i need the 64" bow. Many thanks
Asked on 5/19/2013 by Iain
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its up too you but I would recommend the 64". Because of your draw length the bow would first be a lot smoother and second, you would get a lot less pinch out of your finger. Plus the longer the bow, the more stable its gonna be.
Answered on
5/20/2013 by
longbow from
nouveau brunswick canada
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Hi,
I presently own a Super Kodiak 60" at 45 Lbs, Within the past three months I purchased the Super Kodiak Grayling 64" at 40 LBS and Another Super Kodiak Grayling 64" at 35 LBS. All three bows are good quality and shoot good. However I really like the Super Kodiak Grayling at 64" in both 40 and 35 pounds. The Grayling offers a very smooth draw and very consistent arrow flight. I really like the Super Kodiak however my choice is the Super Kodiak Grayling, I have two custom made bows that that the Bear Super Kodiak Grayling are equal or better that the my custom bows. Additionally when I purchased my second 35 LB Grayling from 3Rivers Archery I had their technicians tune it for me and the tuned bow was outstanding. I only wish I had 3Rivers tune my 40 pound Grayling when i purchased it. Thank you and best wishes on you're choice. I have never gone wrong with all of my purchases from 3Rivers Archery..
Answered on
5/20/2013 by
Mike from
Hockessin, DE
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You can shot the 60'' bow but the 64'' would be a lot smoother for you.
Answered on 5/20/2013 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery
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You and I have about the same draw length. Either bow will be fine for you,
I went with the 64" bow but only because I prefer a longer bow. With the
shorter bow you won't have any issues. The longer one would have a slightly
smoother pull, but probably not enough to notice.
Answered on
5/19/2013 by
Ted B from
Charlotte, NC Q:
What is reccomended brace hieght and how high can it go
Asked on 5/1/2012 by Anonymous
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Super Kodiaks should be 8" to 9". I would not recommend going much higher than 9" with the brace height.
Answered on 5/1/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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Is the 64" model available in a Left Hand Model?
Asked on 3/24/2012 by Anonymous
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Yes we carry this bow in left an right hand.
Answered on 3/27/2012 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery
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I have a 31" draw, so the 64" bow may work. I notice stacking at that draw length with some bows... How much weight should be added to every inch over the AMO of 28" so we can figure the total poundage for "overdraw". Also curious how long a arrow this would pull before it is maxed out?
Asked on 3/4/2012 by Anonymous from oregon
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You should normally gain 2.5 to 3 pounds for every additional inch drawn past a rated draw length. I would say you could maybe get a 32" draw out of this 64" bow, but the 31" might be more reasonable as its limit.
Answered on 3/6/2012 by Johnathan Karch from 3Rivers Archery
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Are the brass quiver inserts 'AMO' spaced for a bow sight or are they located at either end of the riser? If so can AMO sight inserts be installed? And, can a stabilizer insert be installed by you?
Asked on 1/19/2012 by Anonymous from Madison, WI
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The "Grayling Green" Super Kodiak has bear quiver inserts (1/4" x 20) for installing a bear quiver (on either end of the riser), but no AMO sight inserts or front stabilizer bushings. We do not offer any services for installing bushings on bows. Also, installing them yourself will void the bow's warranty. You could still install them, but with the AMO sight bushings would be real close to the bear medallion. Not saying it would be in the way.... but it just might depending upon where you put the bushings.
Answered on 1/19/2012 by Johnathan Karch from 3Rivers Archery
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The brass quiver inserts are located at either end of the riser . I would say a reputable archery dealer could install more inserts but I believe the warranty would be discarded.
Answered on 2/21/2012 by turkeyhunter from Hillsboro , Ohio
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Are there bass inserts installed in the riser?
Asked on 7/6/2011 by Anonymous
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Yes, there are 1/4-20" quiver bushing on the side of the riser. There is no front stabilizer bushing.
Answered on 7/7/2011 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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Can you use the same string as the 60"take down.Will 3rivers have the strings on hand for a spare.Can you use a fastflight with this bow.Thanks for your time.
Asked on 6/14/2011 by Anonymous
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Yes, since both bows are 60" they will take the same size string. We will not have the replacement strings from Bear; we do have strings that will work for any of the bows we carry. Yes, both of these bows will be Fast Flight capable.
Answered on 6/14/2011 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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How long are they making this bow???
Asked on 5/16/2011 by Anonymous
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I do not know if they are just making them for this year or if it is a multi year run. I would imagine the latter since so few of them have been sent out so far.
Answered on 5/17/2011 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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on Bear website they list it in 60 and 64" Have not found any dealers with the longer bow. Shame - I would buy one
Answered on 11/13/2011 by ol sager from pasadena tx
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How long are they making these bows for.
Asked on 5/16/2011 by Anonymous
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I do not know if they are just making them for this year or if it is a multi year run. I would imagine the latter since so few of them have been sent out so far.
Answered on 5/16/2011 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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Outside of the $100, could you explain the difference between grayling green and the regular Super Kodiak?
Asked on 5/8/2011 by OB from Sierras
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The Grayling bows will have bubinga risers and use the Grayling Green Glass on the limbs instead of the black glass.
Answered on 5/9/2011 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
