Crossbow
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Typical Buck
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Crossbow
my neighbor has a Ten Roint Titan Crossbow that i have shot and i took my first bow season deer with this fall i was getting interested in bowhunting and was talking to him and he said he would possibly sell it to me because he has a compound bow that he would like to start shooting again. I he told me he would probably sell it to me for around $250 i was wonering if this would be a good deal for a used crossbow or if it wasn't the bow also has two extra yardage pins a sling and i think about six arrows with 3 broadheads
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RE: Crossbow
ok to all you anti-crossbowers than what kind of left handed bow can i get for $250 i am not made of money [&o] so if you have any ideas for a left handed bow at that price i would not mind checking it out i asked the about price of this particular crossbow not your opinion on all crossbow hunting
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RE: Crossbow
Lefty, I like your last post. Although I basically agree that archery shoudl be archery, I admire you for standing up to some who should never have posted in the first place. I figure, "Answer the guy's question or stay quiet".
OK, Ten Points are one of the best crossbows made. Probably them and X-Caliber being the top two. Most others can be considered............well, let's just say I don't even consider them. I work where I get to shoot some often.
The price sounds reasonable. What sighting system is on it? Is your neighbor going to be around to help with warranty service should you need it? And by the way, Ten Point is very very good with their warranty service.
I hope I've helped some. Any more specific questions I'd be happy to answer.
OK, Ten Points are one of the best crossbows made. Probably them and X-Caliber being the top two. Most others can be considered............well, let's just say I don't even consider them. I work where I get to shoot some often.
The price sounds reasonable. What sighting system is on it? Is your neighbor going to be around to help with warranty service should you need it? And by the way, Ten Point is very very good with their warranty service.
I hope I've helped some. Any more specific questions I'd be happy to answer.
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RE: Crossbow
BG
thanks for backing me up [8D] i see these anti xbow hunters get mad at people who use crossbows all the time i am just taking what i can get or afford [8D]
the xbow has peep sight style sights with three pins with two of them sighted in one at 10 and another at 30 yards and yes my neighbor will be around for a while because they just moved like two years ago and he is only in his thirties so it is not like he is going to die on me [] as soon as he sells it to me so yes he could help with warranties
Also if i wanted to put a scope on it what would something like that cost and what would be a good scope
thanks for the help
thanks for backing me up [8D] i see these anti xbow hunters get mad at people who use crossbows all the time i am just taking what i can get or afford [8D]
the xbow has peep sight style sights with three pins with two of them sighted in one at 10 and another at 30 yards and yes my neighbor will be around for a while because they just moved like two years ago and he is only in his thirties so it is not like he is going to die on me [] as soon as he sells it to me so yes he could help with warranties
Also if i wanted to put a scope on it what would something like that cost and what would be a good scope
thanks for the help