Hmm, then both of their sites are wrong on the weights. Surprised about the sound factors too. Pretty informative mrbb!!
Hmm, then both of their sites are wrong on the weights. Surprised about the sound factors too. Pretty informative mrbb!!
yea outdoor life any more does some good testing with , well there real numbers?
I am not 100% how ecactly they get there weights, as if there in the package set up and then weighed, or just stripped down
and or, if they use all same scopes, and not just the OEM scopes/quiver etc
so that could change weights off MFG's web sites I guess
but the speeds and noise levels and KE are all good to real world hunting info I think
but I still wouldn't buy a what ever without shooting it myself, and seeing how it fits me/feels in hands and at the shot
One thing they didn't show results for, but wish they did was trigger pulls on the X bows, as that can for sure make a bow easier to group with, and pending how light(read some these days have less than 2.5 lb triggers) as too light can not always be so good for new shooters or for wearing gloves/hunting
Thanks for tips. As far as weight goes, not a priority,handicapped cant walk. Just purchased a polaris ranger 500 efi to get my mobility back. Now a couple ground blinds are needed to replace tree stands. Crossbow manactures offer package deals. Which differs from the traditional manner of outfitting my compound bow. COST has to come into affect. A crossbow with the best scope
,best arrows and best broadheads in a package would be rather cost prohibitive for the manufacturer and result in limited sales due to cost.
However I have enough of my own limitations consequently trying to eliminate any limitations with crossbow and accessories.
Sorry, duplicate
Thanks for tips. As far as weight goes, not a priority,handicapped cant walk. Just purchased a polaris ranger 500 efi to get my mobility back. Now a couple ground blinds are needed to replace tree stands. Crossbow manactures offer package deals. Which differs from the traditional manner of outfitting my compound bow. COST has to come into affect. A crossbow with the best scope
,best arrows and best broadheads in a package would be rather cost prohibitive for the manufacturer and result in limited sales due to cost.
However I have enough of my own limitations consequently trying to eliminate any limitations with crossbow and accessories.
IE: hawke scopes
Black eagle zombies, straightness .001
Would go with the barnett myself. As for scopes I personally like Truglo scopes. Red or green light choice. Always worked perfect for me And holds 0 nice.
STROTHER INFINITY
RIPCORD REST
TRUGLOW SIGHT
ICS BEMAN ARROWS
TRU-FIRE RELEASE
28.5 DRAW 65LBS
Finally made decisione
Barnett ghost 410
Rage 2blade 100 grains
Black eagle zombje slayers with luminoks 428 total grains courtesy of JERRY south shores archery supply.
Really impressed with crossbow but the ross scope is a rifle scope. Will give it a try, but a hawke might be in the future.
Now this new york state resident has to travel to Ohio or Penn. To legally hunt deer with one. THE POLITICS OF IT ALL IS SUCH GARBAGE.
Black eagle zomie slayers spine indexed strightness factor ,001. Headhunter are composite with straightness factor of .003 cant wait to the groupings
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