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RE: Right or Wrong?
Go for it if you have to.But be prepared to shorten up you shooting range a little bit.Make sure to get one that you can use a accessory to cock it for you.Trying to pull back one of the 150 to 180 lb pulls can be harder then pulling back a compound
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RE: Right or Wrong?
Get that crossbow, and get huntin`!
Remember what Cardeer said though, get one with a cocking crank, or electric cocker, cause they can be a bear to cock manually. I don`t know a whole bunch about the different types available, but I was actually shooting one a couple days ago. It was a 10-point/x-2 model. Not knowing a lot about them, it did`nt seem so special to me, but the guys that were shooting it said that it was one of the best. It did have a manual cranking mechanism on it, and was easy to work. |
RE: Right or Wrong?
Coyote, have you seen or tried any of the devises that will hold your bow at full draw for you? It may be an option for you.
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RE: Right or Wrong?
Not that hard if he buys the crank... for $150.00... Makes pulling those 175 pounders too easy. <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>
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RE: Right or Wrong?
Talk with the doc some more and clarify things. I would go with the crossbow with hesitating. I would think he would let you hunt if you took it easy. After all you are getting exercise and fresh air. Good luck.
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RE: Right or Wrong?
What is the big deal? Go out and buy a crossbow and get huntin'!! <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>
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RE: Right or Wrong?
If the Doc says its OK to hunt, then there is nothing wrong with using a crossbow.
I think that disabled people should be allowed to use crossbows! Get well, and good luck! |
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