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compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
25 October 2013, 09:57,
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compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
After years of using crossbows as back up to other legally hold weapons I got into archery bows about a year ago , my oh and kids have also caught the bug too, so I spent a small fortune kitting us out with compound bows but they are rather obvious when walking around so I wanted something that could pack into a back pack and easily be assembled for use .
After looking for several weeks I found the compact folding survival bow http://www.merlinarchery.co.uk/compact-f...ow-50.html it looks pretty good but was thinking if anyone has got one and what its like to use before I buy one , it folds downs to as small as 26" and has draw weights of 40lb at 26" 45lb at 27" and 50lb at 28"

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the bow

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bow in use

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bow in use 2

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folded up

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bow with arrow

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unfolding bow
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25 October 2013, 10:18,
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RE: compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
Looks nice. I have a recurve bow and an Allen key
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25 October 2013, 10:31,
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RE: compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
they claim it can be up and ready in seconds with no tools used
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25 October 2013, 10:42,
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RE: compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
My bow will fit into a small camping seat bag and into my pack. I think if you were hunting you would have the bow already set up
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25 October 2013, 11:18,
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RE: compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
Now that looks good...have you got it yet? my only concern is it doesn't look like the bow hand is got anything particulary nice to grip.
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25 October 2013, 11:33,
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RE: compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
Here is a link to a chaps long term use of said bow
http://www.survivalistboards.com/showthr...p?t=307451

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25 October 2013, 11:47,
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RE: compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
Read the running review...not the bow for me to learn on then....like it though...maybe one for the future.
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25 October 2013, 12:16,
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RE: compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
thanks NI not a beginners bow but might be ideal to cache away

found this on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB1qoOci3Qc

just placed an order for 5 of them
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25 October 2013, 13:13, (This post was last modified: 25 October 2013, 13:28 by bigpaul.)
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RE: compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
(25 October 2013, 12:16)Tigs Wrote: thanks NI not a beginners bow but might be ideal to cache away

found this on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB1qoOci3Qc

just placed an order for 5 of them

£120 each! and you've ordered 5 of them? jeez- I wish I had your incomeBig GrinBig GrinBig Grin

I don't think a "survival" bow will be too much of a problem, its possible to make a simple wooden bow fairly easily, its making the arrows that will take time. for emergencies I have a Slingbow and 20 inch arrows ready to go.
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26 October 2013, 06:00,
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RE: compact folding survival bow (heavy with pictures)
bp its only £600 and that's the family sorted for Christmas ! ( plus a gift for me )


found a better vid on the bow http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8WZe887AKQ
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