Crossbow Recomendations
07-24-2004 | 06:22 AM
#11
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From: Mooretown Ont Canada
RE: Crossbow Recomendations
EXCALIBUR!
A very high poundage bow, without cables and cams (recurve) and if drawing is a problem there are cocking aids which consists of a rope with S-hooks that Excalibur sells. My son uses one to assist him in cocking his back.
AL
A very high poundage bow, without cables and cams (recurve) and if drawing is a problem there are cocking aids which consists of a rope with S-hooks that Excalibur sells. My son uses one to assist him in cocking his back.
AL
07-24-2004 | 03:01 PM
#13
Typical Buck
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From: chattaahoochee fl
RE: Crossbow Recomendations
I have 2 both barrnetts.
one is the 150 recurve and the other ones the quad 300 "now the quad 400" its been up dated.
I dont like the recerv one it only has a 9in power strock its usless at 25yds
the 300 seams to be ok out to 30yds but witht he noise i would limmet shots to 20-25yds
its suposto shot 335fps with 150 lb draw and 15 1/2 power storke.
one is the 150 recurve and the other ones the quad 300 "now the quad 400" its been up dated.
I dont like the recerv one it only has a 9in power strock its usless at 25yds
the 300 seams to be ok out to 30yds but witht he noise i would limmet shots to 20-25yds
its suposto shot 335fps with 150 lb draw and 15 1/2 power storke.
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