Made something new.. *again*
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Made something new.. *again*
Most of my hunts will take place within a kilometer of my home, but in the times it wont be I made this..
Each side is double layered neoprene, realtree Hardwoods. The left side (shown) has a zipper to keep stuff in, TP, small first aid kit, key chain light, matches, spare string (don't get me started..).. The Zipper disappears into a pocket to keep it quiet.
The right side is the same, except the zipper is on the inside. To access it the whole thing needs to be removed from the crossbow. In that zipper sits other stuff that won't be used unless there is a bit more of an emergency than a bowel movement. Water proof matches, wire saw, stepped up first aid, small knife, flint, garbage bag...
The whole thing weighs very little, and makes for an extremely comfortable shooting position against the cheek, especially in the cold...
Here is a picture with it on, and with it off.
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Each side is double layered neoprene, realtree Hardwoods. The left side (shown) has a zipper to keep stuff in, TP, small first aid kit, key chain light, matches, spare string (don't get me started..).. The Zipper disappears into a pocket to keep it quiet.
The right side is the same, except the zipper is on the inside. To access it the whole thing needs to be removed from the crossbow. In that zipper sits other stuff that won't be used unless there is a bit more of an emergency than a bowel movement. Water proof matches, wire saw, stepped up first aid, small knife, flint, garbage bag...
The whole thing weighs very little, and makes for an extremely comfortable shooting position against the cheek, especially in the cold...
Here is a picture with it on, and with it off.
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It doesn't budge.. I have had it empty for a bit while I tried to figure out where the zippers would be best situated, but it has been on about a week (I shoot 100+ shots a day at various times) it stays put. I would think the difference between a gun stock and this bow is the "flat" shape, things tend to spin a bit less.
However, I have not had it in the bush yet, time will tell.
However, I have not had it in the bush yet, time will tell.
Toilet paper is a must!
I remember this year my friend and I were up north at my rifle camp, walking down the road, and when we got to the "Y" as we call it, we both looked at eachother and said, "UGH WE SHOULDN'T HAVE ATE SO MUCH FOR LUNCH"
I, coincidentaly didn't have any TP. Luckily he had a whole damn roll stuff in his jacket.
Now, I make sure I have TP before I leave.
I remember this year my friend and I were up north at my rifle camp, walking down the road, and when we got to the "Y" as we call it, we both looked at eachother and said, "UGH WE SHOULDN'T HAVE ATE SO MUCH FOR LUNCH"
I, coincidentaly didn't have any TP. Luckily he had a whole damn roll stuff in his jacket.
Now, I make sure I have TP before I leave.
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It fits very snug, and one would think it should dampen the noise a bit, but I would have to say no, it doesn't. Didn't think about it till now though, I may try a shot or two with it on, versus a shot or two with it off. What it does do is soften the "jerk" a bit and give the illusion the shot was quiet . That's important to right?wabi wrote:Good idea!
Does it cut down on the noise you hear when you shoot?
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