"Not in our life time", well that's what we were told when the NRA pushed the crossbows into the archery only season.
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Originally posted by Texas Grown View PostVertical crossbows have been around for a few years. I know a couple of people that have and hunt with them. It's really no different that a horizontal crossbow. Or a "Draw Lock". Remember those?
Photo of add in Bowhunter Magazine.
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Originally posted by Thumper View PostThis is a horizontal crossbow with 6" axel to axel that shoots 3" groups at 100 yards.
Photo of add in Bowhunter Magazine.
Yep. I failed to notice it's a horizontal. 6" cocked is getting pretty narrow. The sideways pic got me . Wonder what the A2A is relaxed. I'll have to look into this one. Might even get one, and sell the one I've got (CX Supercoil).
Narrow cocked has been the going trend on upper end x-bow technology. 100 yards and 3" is only with a very well experienced shooter, shooting a target block with a very well tuned x-bow off a bi-pod and shooting rest. But I guess field archery at 110 meters doesn't compare?Last edited by Texas Grown; 01-19-2019, 06:17 PM.
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Originally posted by clffrdfdge View PostJust another tool, know your limits.
Yep. I enjoy hunt-n all kinds of stuff from grass hoppers for fish-n bait with a air gun, to bull frogs with a blow gun, to snakes with my snake catcher. Even talopia with a throw net, squirrels and rats with air rifle or a wrist rocket, pistol hunting pigs in the dark with just a flashlight and single shot pistol. And just about anything else that's legal. It's all about the hunt.
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I was about to say I saw a guy shooting groups not much larger than that with a wheel bow. Probably 5-6 inch 5 shot group. It was something to witness.
It does not bother me at all. Good for them and go hunt with it. My sticks only shoot about 150 fps and I'm effective out to about 17 yards. To each their own.
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