Hi,after using a crossbow and pulling a 160 draw wight string without a helping mechanism it is not a small job.So i am wondring: way they desided it's only for the "physicalychallenged" or enjured sholder?
Toons

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I use an aid for my Excalibur, not because I can't draw it back, but because it always draws back straight without rolling the string or going off center.
Up here x-bows are allowed for everyone in the archery season, I don't really understand all the argueing that goes on about them, I think most people do like me; use it untill your good enough with the new compound to hunt ethically. Anyways, I'm glad x-bows are legal, I bought one to take advantage of the longer season and found out how big and cumbersome it is, I probably wouldn't have been introduced to archery if it wasn't for the x-bow.

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the rules on xbows very from state to state on what it takes to qulify to use them.

now espicaly with draw aids its easer for some one with arm problems to use.
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