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About Crossbows
21 November 2011, 13:57,
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Exclamation  About Crossbows
I've seen the thread below about pistol and rifle bows, I already have a pistol bow of the same type as the 80 lb bow listed in the link, I also had an old Barnett wildcat I think it was.
But today I'm questioning the need to possibly buy a better bow, BUT which one and why ?

I wondered if we could debate pros and cons of X bows, and try some combined research to see if we can find a bow that is best suited to the needs of preppers.

I would like a rifle bow for example, but recurve or compound,
alloy or metal prod,
how long can I leave a compound strung for,
how long will the string or cable last for on either type.
What length / size bolts are best etc.
Wooden Stock or synthetic
How many spare strings, cables would you keep
how many bolts would you keep
what is a good alround draw weight
can you " rest the draw weight on an uncocked compund bow for storage?

I wonder if Skean could assist by setting up a debate to draw out information and opinion on this important issue..

I already have a recurve traditional 3 piece bow plus all the extras a prepper could dream of, BUT its simply to big for my needs.

My dream bow is over 100lb but under 200lb draw weight, light, compact and being a prepper always trying to be ready a bow that can be left strung for long periods. I dont want to grab it in a hurry only to find it had deteriated to a point of uselessness.

Can this community help me find a good bow and perhaps work out a common standard type for prepping?
Thanks in advance
NR

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Messages In This Thread
About Crossbows - by NorthernRaider - 21 November 2011, 13:57
RE: About Crossbows - by Skvez - 21 November 2011, 15:00
RE: About Crossbows - by NorthernRaider - 21 November 2011, 15:16
RE: About Crossbows - by Twoesme - 21 November 2011, 20:52
RE: About Crossbows - by mikebratcher69 - 21 November 2011, 21:33
RE: About Crossbows - by cryingfreeman - 21 November 2011, 22:24
RE: About Crossbows - by JD1 - 21 November 2011, 23:23
RE: About Crossbows - by Twoesme - 21 November 2011, 23:35
RE: About Crossbows - by Timelord - 22 February 2012, 21:53

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