New CanadianTire xbow.
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New CanadianTire xbow.
CanadianTire has a new crossbow in their online catalog. http://www.canadiantire.ca/assortments/ ... 5650890305
The riser and limbs and trigger box assy. looks very much like Greatlakes and the pistol grip has a vague resemblance. Just curious if anyone knows who makes it,I am several hours from the nearest store and will be at work for another week plus before I get home to check it out. I'm not in the market for another bow but I love to look!
..Al.
The riser and limbs and trigger box assy. looks very much like Greatlakes and the pistol grip has a vague resemblance. Just curious if anyone knows who makes it,I am several hours from the nearest store and will be at work for another week plus before I get home to check it out. I'm not in the market for another bow but I love to look!
..Al.
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Being from "Crappy Tire" does not necesarily make it a "bad" bow. They are a dept. store and do sell name brand stuff. The Red Deer store near me stocked Tenpoint crossbows and Bear compound bows last fall,I havn't seen their selection this year. HOWEVER,like I said this is new and I've never seen it yet,was just thinking maybe someone had seen it and got the manufacturer name?
..Al.
..Al.
I wonder what their after sales service is like.
Crappy Tire sells air guns and with each one you look at on their web the following is posted...
"It is our policy to sell airguns and airgun ammunition only to persons 18 years of age or older. Airguns and airgun ammunition are not sold where prohibited by law. Airguns do not require a firearms licence."
I sent them an Email a while back to point out that this part of their statement is misleading "Airguns do not require a firearms licence"
I explained that any air gun that fires 500 feet or more requires a "PAL" (licence) and that perhaps they should consider re-wording their broad statement........They blew me off.
The way today's world is going I can see them getting some kind of litigation in the future.
Crappy Tire sells air guns and with each one you look at on their web the following is posted...
"It is our policy to sell airguns and airgun ammunition only to persons 18 years of age or older. Airguns and airgun ammunition are not sold where prohibited by law. Airguns do not require a firearms licence."
I sent them an Email a while back to point out that this part of their statement is misleading "Airguns do not require a firearms licence"
I explained that any air gun that fires 500 feet or more requires a "PAL" (licence) and that perhaps they should consider re-wording their broad statement........They blew me off.
The way today's world is going I can see them getting some kind of litigation in the future.
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jh45gun,
I agree with the Walmart clearance stuff. Around here most people wouldn't even know whick end of a bow to look down, so I find some good deals. Last year I picked up some Easton 4 inch plastic vanes (12 per pack) for 10cents a pack . They had been reduced 4 times. Bought a bunch of shotgun shells from there as well for next to nothing.
I agree with the Walmart clearance stuff. Around here most people wouldn't even know whick end of a bow to look down, so I find some good deals. Last year I picked up some Easton 4 inch plastic vanes (12 per pack) for 10cents a pack . They had been reduced 4 times. Bought a bunch of shotgun shells from there as well for next to nothing.
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bstout, , here is the home page for canadian tire,I don't think you will find any farm implements. http://www.canadiantire.ca/intro/homepa ... 5673330480bstout wrote:I think more like Farm & Barn or other so-called farm implement joints.marmot wrote:Is CanadianTire Canada's Wal*Mart?
I think Canadian Wally Worlds are the same as ours for the most part.
..Al.
Was curious and found it on sale also at Lebaron, and it from Eastman
check it out if curious
http://www.lebaron.ca/pdf_fall_06_07/ar ... xforce.pdf
check it out if curious
http://www.lebaron.ca/pdf_fall_06_07/ar ... xforce.pdf
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