Old Proline Crossbow
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Spike
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 37
Old Proline Crossbow
Just started into crossbowing ; acquired an old proline 150# ,15" power stroke with built in crank cocker. Need info on how to string cocker , what lenght bolts etc. can anybody help..Thank 64 and still learnin
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RE: Old Proline Crossbow
Welcome to the forum. Great group of guys in here and lots to learn. What state are you from? Been some guys joining from IL new CB season, just curious. About your CB I am unable to help, mainly wanted to give you a welcome. Don't mean to discourage you, but not sure I have ever even heard of your CB being mentioned in here. Maybe some of the other guys will recognize it. Was Proline its only name or was it a PSE or Bear series of bow?
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RE: Old Proline Crossbow
PM this person, I think he knows about them. http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/show...px?memID=93526
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RE: Old Proline Crossbow
64yearsold welcome and i do remember Prolines and their CB. Yes they were bought out by Darton and Darton got whatever patents and dumped the little company a few years after that. I had a Point Blank one of the best hunting Bows around! Yer Bow hasn't been made in 20 years, unless you find one fer parts to help you out. Can't remember much about built in cocker. If you look good at it , see if the cords or strings hooks can be used off another brand and adapted. Shouldn't be real hard.
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Spike
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 37
RE: Old Proline Crossbow
Thank you...this one may be newer..its in realtree camo and bear a striking resembelence to the first addition Darton "great lakes" CB. Bullpup stock w/ 1911 shaped grip and ribs on only one side of grip, the cocking arrangement also uses similar bracketry. Anyone out there with a Great Lakes? 64
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Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: wisconsin
Posts: 299
RE: Old Proline Crossbow
I cant help you out with any info but I've shot Darton bows for years and I'm a big fan of Darton
when I was looking to buy a crossbow Darton was right at the top of the list of brands I was looking at, one of the local shops here has a line of them and although Ididntshootany I did handle all of them, they were nice crossbows and seemed like a pretty high quality setup, I just couldnt justify the $700 plus price tag they wanted just for the bare bow
when I was looking to buy a crossbow Darton was right at the top of the list of brands I was looking at, one of the local shops here has a line of them and although Ididntshootany I did handle all of them, they were nice crossbows and seemed like a pretty high quality setup, I just couldnt justify the $700 plus price tag they wanted just for the bare bow