[centershot]

It's nice to see new models - and competitive prices. The prior takedown was $1400 - ouch.

 

[Dwill]

Yeah the first takedown was expensive...I like the ausable thought and the S.Koadiak and Kodiak Mag are classics alonger with Super Mag 48

 

[Dwill]

And the Montanna is great

 

[WillAdams]

Anyone found the prices for Takedown limbs?

It says #3 limbs are available....

 

[arrow flinger]

Did I miss something? Looks like the Takedown Supreme is $1400.

 

[Two Blade]

I am impressed. It's nice to see that they treating left handers better than have been lately by offering their bows in lower draw weights.

 

[rraming]

Did I miss something? Looks like the Takedown Supreme is $1400.

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[huntnmuleys]

ive said for years the bear grizzly is one of the smoothest affordable bows.....

 

[LongStick64]

This should give Martin a run for their money. If the quality is there, that is serious competition.

 

[kegan]

Looks like some neat bows. I'm still a fan of the looks of the ever-simple Grizzly though. And that coming from a longbow shooter

 

[Two Blade]

I like the new Bubinga Super Kodiak. If it get's great reviews, it just might end up on my want list.

 

[WindWalker]

If the original Bear quality is in this bow, as prices go an MSRP of $799 is a very good price for a bow of this quality. This bow riser is made of "Dymond Wood" and vacuum impregnated with resins. Being Dymond Wood alone before the resin makes for one tough riser. My 1969 Bear takedown is "Future Wood." which is a plastic and resin impregnated Maple. Additionally, those big butt limbs and the Bear limb clamp locks are still the best design, even today.

As for fit and shootability; hard to beat. In my opinion, the Bear "pistol grip" is the best grip design ever made.

As said; if the original Bear quality is in this bow, you will love the bow and with care it will still be shooting years from now.

 

[Eldermike]

The webisite is intresting, the way I read the "about tab" a person might think they are still in Grayling. That takedown is a thing of beauty.

 

[arrow flinger]

Ok, now I've the 2011 catalogue up and going...can't go wrong with a Bear!

 

[aspenarcheryusa]

this is jus 1 archers opinion but i think there ugly and over priced but thats just me

 

[kegan]

this is jus 1 archers opinion but i think there ugly and over priced but thats just me

I build and shoot my own... and even I don't think they're overpriced or ugly!

Though, I'm not a fan of the Montanna. But for $330, who could really complain?

 

[Sanford]

I build and shoot my own... and even I don't think they're overpriced or ugly!

Though, I'm not a fan of the Montanna. But for $330, who could really complain?

I once wanted that bow. The dealer advised me that the bow was made for Bear by Ragim, hence, the low price. Never heard that anywhere else before, but I ended up not liking it for other reasons. The price was what attracted me to it in the first place, I guess.

 

[kegan]

I hadn't had anything against it until my friend Art brought his up. A reflex deflex glass bow that didn't shoot any differently than my selfbows. I was a bit put off by that.

But that's from a builder's perspective. I still give lots of kudos to their recurves

 

[Two Blade]

this is jus 1 archers opinion but i think there ugly and over priced but thats just me

Did you pay full price for that Widow that you have/had?