| From: Kent Alan
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| Date: 23-Mar-17 |
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Hello all. I recently bought an American Archery Shark on the big auction site. Great price ($74.99-free shipping!)
62" AMO, 40#. Bow is in pretty good condition for its age, no cracks, just kinda dusty...
I was wondering if anyone had any idea what the actual---"manufacturer recommended"---brace height should be? As of yet, I have not shot it and I am considering experimenting with the standard 7.5"-8" brace height I typically use, but if anyone knows the brace height American Archery suggested for this model, please let me know. Thanks in advance, God and Christ Bless
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 23-Mar-17 |
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Kent, you will be right in the ballpark at 8". Adjust from there to get your best performance/quietness.
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| From: Kent Alan
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| Date: 23-Mar-17 |
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Thanks George!
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| From: wonderbowman
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| Date: 23-Mar-17 |
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Kent, can we see more pics?
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| From: MStyles
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| Date: 23-Mar-17 |
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Interesting find! I have to say that I've never seen a 62" AA Shark. The Shark(s) I've seen were 56" or maybe even shorter. They had a riser similiar in shape/size to a Nitro. AA started making those after they moved out of Illinois to Oconto Falls, Wis. Does it have a shiny foil "Shark" label on the lower limb, belly side? More pics please.
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| From: MStyles
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| Date: 23-Mar-17 |
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I see that American Archery painted (silkscreened?) The Shark name on the lower limb.
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| From: Kent Alan
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| Date: 23-Mar-17 |
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For you wonderbowman and MStyles. God and Christ Bless
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| From: wonderbowman
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| Date: 24-Mar-17 |
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Thanks Kent! Nice find. Those short, fat tips were AA for sure. I'm surprised their only a single overlay.
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