bows vs crossbows
I was looking at friend of mine shoot a crossbow that he has for kicks to target shoot. Why aren't they set up like a bow omly sideways ? I don't understand why it has arrow and string friction down the rail and you need to wax it after very 5 or 10 shots. why not have it release like a bow trigger and have a rest that contains it ? seem like it would be a lot quieter that way
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RE: bows vs crossbows
ORIGINAL: Rhody Hunter I was looking at friend of mine shoot a crossbow that he has for kicks to target shoot. Why aren't they set up like a bow omly sideways ? I don't understand why it has arrow and string friction down the rail and you need to wax it after very 5 or 10 shots. why not have it release like a bow trigger and have a rest that contains it ? seem like it would be a lot quieter that way |
RE: bows vs crossbows
ORIGINAL: Rhody Hunter why not have it release like a bow trigger and have a rest that contains it ? seem like it would be a lot quieter that way |
RE: bows vs crossbows
seems like you could almost engineer it using a stock bow but have it held at full draw mechanically . I suppose it would be very wide then
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RE: bows vs crossbows
It's been done but then it's not a crossbow anymore, it's just a bow with an illegal draw lock on it.
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In-Line Crossbow and In-Line Draw-Loc
Originally Posted by Rhody Hunter
(Post 3249054)
seems like you could almost engineer it using a stock bow but have it held at full draw mechanically . I suppose it would be very wide then
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwCKfM4rxOg also take a look at the In-Line Draw-Loc www.drawloc.com |
that draw loc looks really cool, its a good idea for older guys who cant pull back a bow because it simulates is pretty well. even tho they have the safety and anti-dry firing thing, for some reason it looks really unsafe to me...
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In-Line Draw-Loc
Originally Posted by huntingkidPA
(Post 3782152)
that draw loc looks really cool, its a good idea for older guys who cant pull back a bow because it simulates is pretty well. even tho they have the safety and anti-dry firing thing, for some reason it looks really unsafe to me...
It's not, It is very safe. I have been shooting one for a while and have had no problems. I shot the original Draw-Loc before that for years and have killed all kinds of critters with it. They are great for turkey hunting with your bow. |
Maybe some genius . . .
will come up with a new crossbow, that won't be called a crossbow, but will cost an arm and a leg to own. :barmy::barmy::barmy:
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