Paintballing with bows?? Check this link out!!!!
02-26-2008, 11:30 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: North Central Kansas
Posts: 2,499
Paintballing with bows?? Check this link out!!!!
http://airowgun.com/paint.php
This is quite the thing by Bowtech. Be sure and watch the videos too!!!!!
This is quite the thing by Bowtech. Be sure and watch the videos too!!!!!
02-26-2008, 11:49 AM
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Michigan
Posts: 469
RE: Paintballing with bows?? Check this link out!!!!
That looks pretty awesome. I'd hate to play with some of the sharpshooters on this site though!
After watching the videos, even more so than before, I would reallyhate to be a deer! I don't think I'm as tasty as a whitetail, so I don't think I'll ever be pursued/hunted anyways!
Haha...go Bowtech!
After watching the videos, even more so than before, I would reallyhate to be a deer! I don't think I'm as tasty as a whitetail, so I don't think I'll ever be pursued/hunted anyways!
Haha...go Bowtech!
02-26-2008, 02:11 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: Paintballing with bows?? Check this link out!!!!
Sold for... $299.99 I want to say at Sportsman's.
Installed one on a bow and it fell apart after a dozen or so shots.
Never sold a single one. Sat there for six months before we shipped them back.
The guy who invented them was in on evening and asked "So, what do you think of it?"
"Well, its a piece of crap. It fell apart. O-rings broke, screws fell out of the bottom. Its junk."
Now, when I said that I didn't realize who it was. I was giving a customer my honest opinion about a piece of equipment that failed us. When he introduced himself he said "Now that you know who I am, care to change your opinion?"
"Nah, its still a piece of crap."
The guy laughed and shook my hand. Seems we had three of the original models. Most of which had the same problems we had. He said they reworked it and put out an updated model - we never saw it.
I still think they're over priced. I'd rather go buy a Tippmann 98 Custom for $199.99 and play with that.
Installed one on a bow and it fell apart after a dozen or so shots.
Never sold a single one. Sat there for six months before we shipped them back.
The guy who invented them was in on evening and asked "So, what do you think of it?"
"Well, its a piece of crap. It fell apart. O-rings broke, screws fell out of the bottom. Its junk."
Now, when I said that I didn't realize who it was. I was giving a customer my honest opinion about a piece of equipment that failed us. When he introduced himself he said "Now that you know who I am, care to change your opinion?"
"Nah, its still a piece of crap."
The guy laughed and shook my hand. Seems we had three of the original models. Most of which had the same problems we had. He said they reworked it and put out an updated model - we never saw it.
I still think they're over priced. I'd rather go buy a Tippmann 98 Custom for $199.99 and play with that.
