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What a nightmare our new fast computer service can make life interesting trying to get on some of these sights but I finally got here
I will probably be asking some really dumb questions from time to time.
As a matter of fact here goes the first one just how good of shape you got be to yank back one of those 175 # bows? I have some shoulder problems but can still swing the wood splitting Maul just can't do it all day All the best Fred
I will probably be asking some really dumb questions from time to time.
As a matter of fact here goes the first one just how good of shape you got be to yank back one of those 175 # bows? I have some shoulder problems but can still swing the wood splitting Maul just can't do it all day All the best Fred
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wecome Fred
Wecome. This is the forum to come to for the RIGHT INFORMATION on crossbows. read and listen to your questions answers and you will learn and proably save a few head aches and money. These people will help you no matter what you shoot. Welcome again.
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Welcome Fred,
I'm kind of a newbie to this forum and to crossbowing myself.
As wabi rightly stated, the rope cocking aid does the trick. I have some shoulder and neck problems myself, but after my Phoenix arrived and I had shot it a few times (cocking it with the rope aid) I thought "what the heck, why haven't I bought an Exocet?".
Easy answer: with the rope cocking aid I can easily fire 30 - 40 shots without getting sore muscles. More load would wear me down. And the Phoenix has got an uncredible punch compared to the compound I was shooting before above stated problems forced me to put it on the wall together with lots of other memories of youth gone by.
And regarding dumb questions: You will have a hard time finding a forum with so many experienced people willing to share their knowledge without the all-too-well-known-sneer towards the young or unexperienced.
Happy hunting
Rudi
I'm kind of a newbie to this forum and to crossbowing myself.
As wabi rightly stated, the rope cocking aid does the trick. I have some shoulder and neck problems myself, but after my Phoenix arrived and I had shot it a few times (cocking it with the rope aid) I thought "what the heck, why haven't I bought an Exocet?".
Easy answer: with the rope cocking aid I can easily fire 30 - 40 shots without getting sore muscles. More load would wear me down. And the Phoenix has got an uncredible punch compared to the compound I was shooting before above stated problems forced me to put it on the wall together with lots of other memories of youth gone by.
And regarding dumb questions: You will have a hard time finding a forum with so many experienced people willing to share their knowledge without the all-too-well-known-sneer towards the young or unexperienced.
Happy hunting
Rudi
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Gold Tip Laser II's
Slick Tricks 100 Grain 1 1/8
Flemish Fast Flight
TruGlo Tru Brite 1.5-5x32mm Illuminated
Gold Tip Laser II's
Slick Tricks 100 Grain 1 1/8
fred
Welcome aboard Fred.
We're here for ya. No dumb questions exist, however dumb things "can" happen to people who don't ask.
John
We're here for ya. No dumb questions exist, however dumb things "can" happen to people who don't ask.
John
Phoenix - 375 gr. BEE's (babyneilsons)
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Micro 315 - 410 gr. Zombies/Lumenoks
Micro 355. - Punisher-Zombies/Lumenoks
Arrowmaker - Retired
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Fred,
Wlecome to the forum. You couldn't have picked a better forum. Everyone here is terrific, The knowldege base you have accesto by posting here is increadible.
HH
Wlecome to the forum. You couldn't have picked a better forum. Everyone here is terrific, The knowldege base you have accesto by posting here is increadible.
HH
Vegetarian: vejiˈte(ə)rēən/noun: old Indian word for lousy hunter.
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welcome Fred. Probably 70% of questions here are dumb ones (yours truely included) but 99% of the answers here are awesome. I like those odds, but then again 63% of all statistics are made up.
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Fred I also suggest the rope cocker . . .makes life easy. I have the 225# Exomax and it's a breeze.
As for stupid questions . . .I suggest using the search icon at the top of this page. Most stupid questions have been asked at least a hundred times and you can find the answer before you ask it.
Welcome.
As for stupid questions . . .I suggest using the search icon at the top of this page. Most stupid questions have been asked at least a hundred times and you can find the answer before you ask it.
Welcome.
I'd rather wear out than rust out.
Perception trumps intention.
2006 Exomax w/Agingcrossbower Custom Stock
20" Easton Powerbolts w/125gr Trophy Ridge Stricknines & 2"Blazers
Boo Custom Strings
2006 Vixen
Perception trumps intention.
2006 Exomax w/Agingcrossbower Custom Stock
20" Easton Powerbolts w/125gr Trophy Ridge Stricknines & 2"Blazers
Boo Custom Strings
2006 Vixen
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