Kodiak Archery bows

[ribber]

Hi, Just a quick question ir two , Has anybody tried a Kodiak Archery bow? I don't know the model names but would like to try one. It would be for 3-d and hunting. And does anybody know where to buy them?:confused:

[Bowzone_Mikey]

a quick Google came up with this

http://www.kodiak-outdoors.com (http://www.kodiak-outdoors.com/main_menu.html)

[Brambles]

First time I seen or heard of them. you can be the guinea pig

[mikek blacktail]

haven't shot one but I've handled a few like what I saw ,great sights made buy the same company .

[Eagle1]

Hi, Just a quick question ir two , Has anybody tried a Kodiak Archery bow? I don't know the model names but would like to try one. It would be for 3-d and hunting. And does anybody know where to buy them?:confused:

We had some at our shoot, June 2 - 3, I can't remember the model I shot, but it was okay,nothing spectacular, average speed about 305 { IBO }, smooth and quite , as all parallel limb bows are.They have been around for a few years now, never seemed to catch on, don't hear to much about them.Don't know why it's not a bad looking bow.

Find out what model you might be interested in and I can find out a price for you.

[ribber]

Thanks Eagle-1, the Duncan shooot was the first place I'd heard of them and I didn't get a chance to try 1 either, I would like to try the Bow logic 32, It seems to have a good brace height for me and is short enough for a tree stand or ground blind. thanks :wink:

[oldtimer]

Nice looking bows but nothing in my draw length. I will stick with my Diamond or my High Country. I liked the look of their stabilizers though. Mike

[pupper]

Nice looking bows

Let us know how it shoots