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Old 01-21-2009, 07:33 AM
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GrumpyTom
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Ontario Canada
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Default RE: strike force quiver??

ORIGINAL: Wyvern Crossbow

"We still have crossbows being builtwith no auto safety which, IMHO, is much more dangerous than a logically placed arrow quiver that happens to sit above the string"

"LALALALALA"

Let the games begin!!!

Wyvern
Why is it Wyvern that you constantly try to bash Excalibur. Your attempt to claim that Excalibur gets parts, or attempted to get parts from china was quickly quashed from Excalibur. But it did take a long time to retract your incorrect statement. The above statement was (in my opinion) put forth to claim that Excalibur is not a safe bow for not including the AUTO SAFETY on their bows. For your information, they did produce bows with the auto safety but removed it from models For safety reasons. For shooters to count on or depend on a MECHANICAL DEVICE for safety is JUST NOT AS SAFE AS LEARNING TO BE SAFE IN THE FIRST PLACE. For anyone that knows anything about safety, you NEVER EVER trust your safety on a MECHANICAL DEVICE. You should learn the proper steps for shooting, when people start to take short cuts that is when people start to forget about the safety device, or inserting the arrow (for a dry fire). Putting the safety manually on imedeately after cocking is the only sure waqy to know that it is on.

People ......... safety is in the MIND of the shooter, not in mechanical devices which can fail at any time, which is why we are all taught to always point your firearm in a safe dirrection. LEAVE SAFE STEPS RIGHT FROM THE BIGINNING.
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