Newbie - which cossbows should I avoid?
03-24-2009 | 03:32 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Newbie - which cossbows should I avoid?
My first one was a Parker Magnum, it was a very good shooting bow and well made. I have since picked up a Ten Point Phantom and its like going from a Pinto to a Cadillac ... I suggest you buy ALL your budget will allow when selecting a CB because there are some major differences ...
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03-27-2009 | 09:45 AM
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RE: Newbie - which cossbows should I avoid?
ORIGINAL: DaGriz
I would look at BowTech!The Strykeforce is a fantastic bow for the money, TenPoint has some great bows as well as Excalibur and Parker. The saying, You get what you pay for; is very true with crossbows. Choosing a CB from one of those manufacturers would be a good decision.
I would look at BowTech!The Strykeforce is a fantastic bow for the money, TenPoint has some great bows as well as Excalibur and Parker. The saying, You get what you pay for; is very true with crossbows. Choosing a CB from one of those manufacturers would be a good decision.
Jays in Clare and Gaylord seem to have a good selection check them out.
Dave
03-27-2009 | 06:41 PM
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RE: Newbie - which cossbows should I avoid?
if you dont shoot much,the BARNETT IS FINE.
if you shoot somewhat more, horton others are fine.
if you shoot a lot,the excaliber IS WAY TO GO.
i am no expert only what i see and read.
i have horton and my limbs were split from just sitting for 9 years.
i like it for accuratcy but when something breaks, you better have shop close.
if you shoot somewhat more, horton others are fine.
if you shoot a lot,the excaliber IS WAY TO GO.
i am no expert only what i see and read.
i have horton and my limbs were split from just sitting for 9 years.
i like it for accuratcy but when something breaks, you better have shop close.
