Pretty cool...
Anyone have one? If so, what's your opinion...?
Anyone have one? If so, what's your opinion...?
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That is one heck of a contraption.
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Never seen one before,
that thing looks pretty wicked.Comment
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Here's the description;
You can draw it by hand too...The Inline Vertical Crossbow with scope.
Draw Weight 70-95# or 100-125# Adjustable Poundage
Speed 360's + w/ 400 grain arrow
Power Stroke 19.75 inches
Length 18.5 inches a-a
Mass Weight 6 lbs.
Sight Peep & 3 Pin Sighting System. Scope is optional
Limited Lifetime Warranty on bow covering Manufacturers Defects
I'm interested ...Comment
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That'll remove a few misplaced fingers.Comment
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And if you have some type of physical issue and can't hold a draw they sell all the attachments to turn a compound into a vertical crossbow...
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I don't have one, but I have shot the draw lock at an archery shop when the rep was there with them set up on several different bows.Originally posted by XBowHunter View Post
It is well built and, while not for me, I would use this before I would use a crossbow; if I had to that is.
I like the innovation, just not for me. If it keeps people shooting and/or gets them interested, I am all for it.Comment
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They have had that out a couple/fews years now. If I had to go to a crossbow that would prolly be it...Comment
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Originally posted by ultrastealth View Post
That's the beauty of it. It won't do that. It does not work like a regular Xbox.Comment
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I would have to agree with you.Originally posted by Ragin' View Post
It looks more like a Xbox than any kind of archery equipment
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Originally posted by Buff View PostI would have to agree with you.
It looks more like a Xbox than any kind of archery equipment
Roflmao!Comment
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I didn't realize it was the draw-lock.
I've seen those,
just not mounted on such a short axle to axle bow.Comment
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The short axle to axle is part of the appeal for me...Originally posted by Dreamer1 View PostComment
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