Bowtech crossbows???
#2
No one with common sense on here wants to spend that kinda money on a CB that is the first off the press just waiting for people to find the flaws in them only to have problems. Good speed is nice and all, but that is a little to much in my opinion and will only make people think they can shoot farther then they should. People are going to have a hard time finding arrows that will withstand that kind of punishment, let alone a target that will work for them.
#5
A guy on AT just got one.
Here's the link.
http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=428159
Sag.
Here's the link.
http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=428159
Sag.
#7
OK y'all i am accepting all donations, then when y'all send me enough i will buy one of them. I still think they would make fantastic Vampire and Dragon slayers! Y'all did it to me.
#9
ORIGINAL: Hotburn76
No one with common sense on here wants to spend that kinda money on a CB that is the first off the press just waiting for people to find the flaws in them only to have problems..
No one with common sense on here wants to spend that kinda money on a CB that is the first off the press just waiting for people to find the flaws in them only to have problems..
from what I have read about the Stryker they put a lot of reserch into it and hada long testing peroid before releasing it , someone had to be the first to buy a Horton,, a TenPoint ,, and an Excalibur.. were the first to buy those bows lacking in common sense??
#10
Ok i just got back from Len's and this bow is BAD A$$!!!They list this bow at 405 fps.We only measured 399
.It comes with a hard case,sling,red dot scope, 4 arrows,hip quiverand an extra string.The scope is pre calibrated at 20-40 and 60 yards,and with 155 pounds of kenetic energy i would love to put some 2" Stricknines into a deer at 50 yards
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.It comes with a hard case,sling,red dot scope, 4 arrows,hip quiverand an extra string.The scope is pre calibrated at 20-40 and 60 yards,and with 155 pounds of kenetic energy i would love to put some 2" Stricknines into a deer at 50 yards
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