RE: Safety with crossbows.
 

""Would you want to unscrew a broadhead from a loaded and cocked crossbow

Not me ""

Not to state the obviouse , but would'nt you remove
the broadhead bolt from the cbow, THEN switch tips............:D
d'oh!
moose

DISCLAIMER:in no way was the above observation meant to malign, hurt or otherwise dis the person who said it. Furthermore, my replying to this post does not necessarily condone my use of crossbows, (compound, recurve or otherwise), and does not represent the opinions or feelings of the owners of such....LMAO
-moose

RE: Safety with crossbows.
 

LOL.....:D:eek:[&o][&o]

That was kinda dumb wasn't it:eek:

RE: Safety with crossbows.
 

hey rack-
not as dumb as my spelling!
have a good day!
-moose

RE: Safety with crossbows.
 

For those who do not know. There is an easy way to unload a crossbow. It's called reach up and take the bolt out. They slide right out just like they slide right in. And then fire it. Most will only let the string travel about an inch so as not to get a complete dryfire.
As pointed out, there are about a half dozen game law violations here, not to mention maybe one ethics. Was the guy "road hunting" so didn't want to unload? Or maybe just uneducated. It's stupid things like this that casue accidents and then we all get a black eye for it.
Dog1, good thing you were on your toes.