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Generically the earlier made the more value. Unlike other Bear models that have specific vintages that are desired the K-mag values mostly run with age.
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Generically the earlier made the more value. Unlike other Bear models that have specific vintages that are desired the K-mag values mostly run with age.
61-61 are desired as shooters. (61 is the first year) 63 doglegs are collector bows.(some you shouldn't shoot) From there until the 70's "greenies" they are about the same in value with the two tone wood risers fetching a little bit more because they look so nice.
Where??? I"ll buy every K-mag I can find to sell at that price. Shoot I'd behappy to get half that price for 90% of them.
If you're talking the new ones I'll agree. Otherwise, you have not shopped Grayling era K-mags. A pristine 61 wouldn't fetch that. Even in the hay days of 2005-08.
If you're talking the new ones I'll agree. Otherwise, you have not shopped Grayling era K-mags. A pristine 61 wouldn't fetch that. Even in the hay days of 2005-08.
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