Have you ever shot or owned one and did you like the way it shoots? Any information on these bows? Thanks

In my humble opinion I think it is one of the best bows Bear ever made. I have many Bear bows but I always gravitate back to my Minuteman bows. They are wonderfully simple to tune, and shoot as quiet as a whisper. Smooth to draw and lovely to shoot. I have a couple. One an A handle 60" bow and one a C handle for a 66" bow. With limbs that go from 35# to 45#. I love the 66" with 35# limbs for working on my shooting form. As an example I also a Bear Kodiak Takedown C handle with #3 limbs for a 70" bow, 35# @ 28" and I choose the Minuteman over it every time to shoot. Again, just my humble opinion.

This is the A handle with 45# limbs.

I am looking to get another one with 50# limbs. Will pay top dollar for it.

I bought one to Bowfish with and was more then Suprised wth The feel and smoothness of this lowend bear bow ! It felt the same as my 1962 Kodiak and that's saying alot the 62 is a known Classic Bow !!!

I asked about them recently and got all good responses. I hope to get a nice one someday soon.

I agree with Mr. Kavanaugh ... aka Jeffer 8^). They are one of the most simple t/d designs, and shoot great. That riser also has great balance in it. I had one made into an ILF and it was a great bow. Ended up giving it to my granddaughter's boyfriend to get him a decent bow. He was a poor culinary school graduate. ))

the minuteman and 76r make a warf that works well with longbow limbs,also, sence many lack there grips feel good with tennes racket wraps....ron

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