To learn more about the TenPoint Nitro XRT: amzn.to/2IY7sLH

@manga12

5 жыл бұрын

ah well arn't we lucky, the fastest crossbows around, still its nice to see some new videos with archery, its been a spell Cam, have you checked into the stuff from bishop archery they have broadheads up to 600 grains, its crazy. also something like you had with the scorpid alone would be enough to hunt game in africa, so this would as well not just north america.

@T4nkcommander

5 жыл бұрын

I've always been a fan of Tenpoint - I have an old Wicked Ridge from college - but they never cease to impress. I'm not a big fan of RDX bows, just for stylistic sake, but this thing is clearly in a league of its own. And you, Cameron, continue to get better and better. You've always been excellent on the details but I'm glad to see your subscriber count represents your quality now, at least to a better degree. Loved seeing the shot of the bow being cocked. Hope the daughter is well and you are enjoying your new truck.

@mrdonald6421

5 жыл бұрын

Hi TWANGnBANG, My teammate Steven sent you an email to review one of the Amazon best selling tactical gloves, please check your inbox to see if it interests you, sorry for bothering if you have read the email.

@typen3k0

5 жыл бұрын

Nice bow but complete garbage claims, learn to calculate momentum of a bullet plz.

@AlabamaPilgrim333

5 жыл бұрын

You like this one over the Mission Sub-1?

I wanted to make a little “me space” down in my unfinished basement. I wasn’t looking for something crazy expensive but I did want it to be comfortable kzread.infoUgkxitRzxya-XugamYgLwa_2G1gxPg4MCJHa as I planned on using it to escape reality and have an inviting place to go when I need “me time”. It came very quickly and it took me maybe 30 minutes to put it all together by myself. I will say, the boxes it comes in are awkward shaped and LARGE. So I did have to have help getting it inside. But it is SO comfy. It’s a little on the firm side but I prefer that. The back is not that attractive but I cover it with a blanket. All in all, I would 10/10 recommend it to anyone.

Thank you for an awesome video. I picked one up based on a recommendation from a friend and became a die hard fan of the product day one. I’ve owned two other lower cost bolt kits from defunct companies and this platform is on a whole different level.

This is a 20min ad, no rifles were shot in this video.

@vanniyo8988

4 жыл бұрын

It's a twang video

@ja31472

4 жыл бұрын

You wont find such detailed unbiased information in an ad.

@PseudoSarcasm

4 жыл бұрын

@@ja31472 You might be right, my friend! XD

KZread hates your channel but I love you channel! So glad I found you!

I understand its really nice, but my 357 rifle and car combined were cheaper than that.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Truth.

@overlorddante

5 жыл бұрын

Aye. At that price I'd rather get a rifle or 3 haha

@homer5595

5 жыл бұрын

Does not look like a crossbow. Looks like a pile of trash.

@chipsammich2078

4 жыл бұрын

@@homer5595 lol I always wonder when I'm gonna be that old guy that hates what the youngsters like..

Waiting for a 425 grain arrow launched at 500 feet per second. Who will be the first to produce that bow?

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

A certain well-known reverse draw crossbow manufacturer has done even better than that in testing, but shooting at targets is problematic because if you don’t shoot a fresh spot every time, you’re going to start losing vanes as the arrows bury themselves past their nocks.

@MartinMignogna

5 жыл бұрын

@@TWANGnBANG I am getting the Nemesis from Scorpyd. I'm well aware that I'm going to need a strong target bag. I'm looking into the Double Duty 500, Or a Blob target. Nice review of the TP Nitro XRT and it is Scorpyd where they got the patent rights to make this bow. The new flagship crossbow from Scorpyd does 499.9 fps and in about 2 weeks it will be shipped out as they are still on pre order status.

@jarin12ga

5 жыл бұрын

Yea that's the thing!! ten points using a 380 grain arrow to get those IBO speeds. That would never happen with a hunting setup. Still a cool bow. Totally looks like they bought Ravens patent. Id almost guarantee it!!

@ZombyTG

5 жыл бұрын

Talisman Mantis Elite. 600 fps.

@kiddg447

5 жыл бұрын

I know it isn't technically a bow, but there's an air rifle that launches arrows faster and with more power than any crossbow or bow made. I'm sure it's called the dragon claw .50

Modern crossbows in general are pretty amazing. This one is particularly impressive. I just fixed up an old tenpoint magnum x2 that I haven't shot for probably 15 years and its incredible how fast the bolts get to the target. Side note, I'm a recurve- shooter. lol

17:35 best Sound a crossbow Arrow ever made ! Except that none really need it, high price and so on,,,, very sweet speed sound.

Moving ahead to January 2022! Just got a TenPoint Nitro 505. The bow clocked 521 FPS with a 400 grain arrow and about 505 FPS with the 455 grain. That’s nearly 270 ft lbs and 1.26 momentum. Nuts!

A silent 'Twang' and one hell of a 'Bang' - I want one!!!!!!

I must have missed the .357magnum shooting thru the 2x4 and the cinder block.

@crookedintelligence2421

4 жыл бұрын

Are you sure about your claim because I will call you out on a .357 Magnum penetrating a cinder block and a 2/4!! Not much handguns will go through more than the first block 1st- 45/70 REVOLVER. 2nd- S&W .500 MAGNUM AND 3rd- .44 LONG. COLT. and if possible try a .42 MAGNUM IT'S RARE AND MOSTLY STAYS HIDDEN AMONG GUN COLLECTORS AND ENTHUSIASTS!!!

@nixter8739

4 жыл бұрын

@@crookedintelligence2421 who is your comment for? I made no claims only a simple statement. I thought this video was going to be a comparison video between a crossbow and a pistol. Never saw a 357 go through a 2x4 and a cinder block and by this video i guess it can do one at a time. Title should have said goes thru 2x4 then later a cinder block. I do think if you were to check out extreme penetrator ammo, a 357mag may be able to do both but i dont have cinder blocks i want to waste right now and ammo cant be found. I also think a leverevolution from a (henry) carbine stands a good chance too, although it may mushroom too much thru the 2by, not sure how they expand in wood compared to deer...bottom line i think his title was a little click baity. Thanks ima check out a 42 mag. I know the 41mag seemed to have gone by the wayside and i think the 44 mag uses a .429 bullet maybe the 42 was the early 44, like bullet vs case size throw back or some patent law.

Um - the title comparison seemed a bit over the top, so I did some figgerin'. A .357 is nominally between 5 and 800 lbs-ft of muzzle energy, out of a pistol; even the 465 grain arrow at 470 f/s would come in at 228 lbs-ft, and the 370 grain arrows at 182 lbs-ft, so I scratched my head at the claim. That was before I watched the video, and realized that you were using momentum. So comparing momentums, the crossbow, even using the heavier value for arrow weight, comes in at 31 lbs-ft, and the .357 comes in at about the same momentum - but that's for a pistol, using a 1700 f/s 125 grain bullet out of a 6" barrel; out of a rifle, the velocity is a good 400 f/s faster. Not sure where you got the figure for the carbine; I got my number for the 125 grain from BBTI. So I think I get what you are saying: that the very high velocity of this crossbow makes it inordinately lethal as crossbows go, and in the same range as a hunting handgun cartridge - if you use momentum or a figure of merit like a Taylor KO value, which is a more restrictive claim than the "powerful" claim would appear - particularly in the bullet world, where energy is used rather than momentum for comparisons. The real question is, what is the effect observed in the field with regard to the ~knockdown power of a crossbow when compared with something like a .357 out of a carbine? I would think that as you approach that magical 2200 f/s threshold that seems to bring with it some secondary shock effects, the two would depart from one another in effectiveness. Is that what you've observed in crossbow hunting? Does the higher velocity in this range produce a noticeable difference in knock-down?

Ooh a twang episode, especially love these!

@myavatartablet2567

5 жыл бұрын

Oh! So THIS is what "Twang" means. I thought it was in reference to his accent.

@canadianloon6433

5 жыл бұрын

Your just as fucked you fucking Neinderthal

@MrMd5555

5 жыл бұрын

@@myavatartablet2567 what accent? Lol I don't hear an accent at all

@myavatartablet2567

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrMd5555 - Hmmm...well, I'm a Californian and to us, he has an accent. :-)

@MrMd5555

5 жыл бұрын

@@myavatartablet2567 .. 10-4.. Guess that means I have one too. Lol I am from the south, but I guess you don't hear it if your surrounded by it. Have a good one

I prefer a nice bow. But that thing is freaking AMAZING!!! Edit: Thanks for the heart

Lot of people are losing the handles I lost mine but was lucky found it. The bow shop told me to put tape around the middle to make it fit tighter works great.

Don’t know anything about crossbows. Impressive. It seems you wouldn’t want to be nearby if string and things broke on that puppy when cocked.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

It’s super rare, but when that happens, everything goes forward and to the sides. I had a latch fail on a similar bow many years ago that didn’t have an arrow in it. It was loud and scary, for sure, but nothing touched me.

@o01chris10o

5 жыл бұрын

You must be careful and wax your string! A Waxed String is a Strong String!

370gr projectile going at 470fps equals 182 ft.lbf, while the .357 magnum will deliver a 125gr bullet at 1450fps which equals 583 ft.lbf... All out of a 4 inch barrel by the way! This crossbow is within the range of .22LR performance out of a rifle, not a .357 magnum chambered in a rifle. Not even close.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

You didn't watch the video.

Twenty(cough)...six(gag,cough)...hundred bucks. My left arm will have to be the down payment until I can get my leg off.

These reverse Scorpion Crossbows are scary as freaking Hell! 😱😅

This is not a Crossbow, this is a piece of art.

Wow! I knew these things were powerful, but never realized they were this darn powerful. Just as dangerous and powerful ad a gun indeed.

Whoever thought you'd pay more for a top of the line bow compared to a top of the line factory rifle.

@bigmad3123

4 жыл бұрын

Capitalists...

Power is expressed in kinetic energy delivered to the target. Feet pounds of energy is = Mass (in slugs) x Velocity squared. No way is your crossbow delivering the same energy as the .357.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Not true. Kinetic energy is not power. Power is power. “Powerful” is a colloquial term used to compare the terminal effect of two projectiles, which could be measured however you want.

U know now there are now even very powerful working like a pumpgun 6 arrows. It’s crazy. I use a crossbow for fun, I am not a hunter.

pricing has gotten ridiculously out of control.

Crossbow technology has come a very long way! Still don’t see why there’s just not to many very fast compound bows on the market.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

A huge advantage crossbows will always have is that you don’t have to cock them by hand. Draw weight will always be a limiting factor for vertical bows.

Great video, that is amazing what that crossbow can do, I have a wicked ridge that is made by ten point love it also, but its five times less the cost, it shoots at about 325fps. very accurate.

I watched this after coming from Tod's Workshop. It's a modern Windlass!

@Gaspard129

3 жыл бұрын

@ Thanks for sharing, I guess?

OK I just finished watching the video and I gotta say, that whoever made this thing had to be a Star Wars fan because that’s Chewbacca’s Podcaster

How is your daughter doing with her illness? Also has it gotten any better as parents? Much respect!

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Being a T1D teen is still a challenge, for sure. Thanks for asking.

@markbrandt504

5 жыл бұрын

I was diagnosed with t1d at 18. I'm 27 now. You learn to live with it. Everything will be ok

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Glad that you’re doing well. She’s been diabetic as long as you, only she was just 5 when she was diagnosed. Just think of all the rebelliousness you had when you were a teen *without* T1D, then add rebellion against the control you’ve been forced to have since you were in preschool. That’s the struggle many T1D teens deal with.

@josephburchanowski4636

5 жыл бұрын

@@TWANGnBANG With regards to teen rebellion; I recall some research claiming that in addition to hormone changes, that some of it is caused by not getting enough sleep. Teens have a delayed sleep cycle compared to younger children and adults. Their internal clock causes them to stay up later and wake up later; as such if they are forced to wake up early then they won't get enough sleep and will be more moody. This is one of the problems with schools starting at 8:00 AM; although unfortunately it seems lawmakers and school boards don't really listen to scientific research.

@oscarcheng5525

5 жыл бұрын

@@josephburchanowski4636 meanwhile it's 1 am and I'm watching this

Enjoyed your video very much. Glad to see someone has come out with this type nock. I shot Parker crossbow for years and had some trouble with the string jumping the nock thus broken limbs. They came out with a nock called a capture nock. I have had no trouble since, it works great. My problem Parker went out of business this past year so I'm looking at alternatives. Have a great day !!!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊

I just looked at its price and damn! it costs as much as 5 good quality hand guns or 2 rifles :D

Hi, thanks for your nice review and initial evaluation about the XRT , it is definitely an incredible powerful crossbow and for sure ticks a lot of boxes to a lot of people needs on the high end side of the crossbow spectrum...compact, high speed, silent cocking mechanism, high quality precision arrows, etc....and as usual for any sort of quality product review, a lot o people leave comments about "how expensive it is"..."it is not worth because my slingshot cost only 5 bucks"..etc..etc...it is like people complaining that they have a FIAT 1985 and that a Ferrari is not worth paying because still drives you from point A to point B....I am sorry if people get offended, but this just a review about a high end product that a lot of people cannot afford and some can afford...period. I interested to understand a bit more about the performance on the long range such as 80 yards down to possibly 100+ yards just for fun and see how precise it is? Would you be able to share with us some more details on the optics clarity, comparison to other high speed crossbows? Great review...keep up with your nice work ( just became a subscriber recently from the UK).

My little 80lb pistol bow has the same penetrative power as a 10mm pistol to put things in perspective, never mind crossbows like this

Daryll needs this.

@zzz7zzz9

5 жыл бұрын

he'd die with this thing. takes years to reload.

i have a centerpoint 370 sniper lol. I dont have money but its quite fun for shooting targets in the yard

Most badass xbow I've ever seen

You should video magic a sasquatch walking through the background in one of your videos . just subtlety toss a squatch in. Would be pretty funny.

Outstanding! Best review on a crossbow i could find!Better than what the companies show. Can you do on other new crossbows in future?

I love love love twang and bang

Wow! If only these crossbows are affordable in my place. Powerful!

I'll take the rifle any day. My people have had bows for 3500 years . There's nothing like a rifle.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Not legal in archery seasons or archery-only zones.

It takes as long to load this as it does a medieval crossbow. with all the innovation there is in the world of cross bows you would think they would have invented a much quicker way to load them

@scottyp573

4 жыл бұрын

Check out the steam bow (I think it was called ) jörgsprave did a video on it .

@AngloSaxon1

4 жыл бұрын

@@scottyp573 I will, Thanks

Really thanks for your explanation which exactly as lm having training on spot great unfortunately it’s not allowed in my country otherwise I buy it of sure take care

Its a nice crossbow but its not as powerful as a .357 magnum, especially not from a rifle. I mean that should be obvious, but if you want to get pedantic, it actually has less than half the projectile energy of a .357 mag. A .357 comes in at 550J and this comes in at 270J.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

You didn’t watch the video.

@htomerif

5 жыл бұрын

@@TWANGnBANG You're right. I watched 19 minutes and 20 seconds of it. I'm gonna guess thats way better than your viewer retention average. I'm not trying to be insulting, its just usually 10-15 minutes. If you have a point to make and you decide not to make it when people are watching the video, a little of thats on you. I still stand by what I said: you shoot a 357 at a 2x4 and its going through more than one and a half of them. You shoot it at a concrete block, its gonna probably shatter the concrete block. I cant test that since I don't have a .357 magnum

@BoopSnoot

5 жыл бұрын

And you could, you know, just get a suppressed 357 which is more compact and faster firing, because, you know, gunpowder was invented.

@Siivuradio

3 жыл бұрын

@@htomerif Try to shoot bucket of sand with .357 and see if that bullet goes through.. Because crossbow bolt does.

@htomerif

3 жыл бұрын

@@Siivuradio Nah. Crossbow isn't going through a standard 5 gallon bucket of sand. But you know what would? A stone age flint spear. Probably even just a mildly sharpened broom handle would. So by that logic, you should probably throw away your crossbow and start whittling a pointy stick.

Arrow = drag stablised/fletching Bolt = short..front heavy NO fletching Englishman who builds xbows/bows/air rifles

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

That doesn’t seem to fit with historical use of the word “bolt” at all. Many medieval bolts were drag stabilized.

@TheCraigy83

5 жыл бұрын

ive heard some did and some didnt..when asking what separates an arrow from a bolt i was told fletching

@greatdude7279

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheCraigy83 What do you mean by "drag stabilised" ? Lighter arrows will lose speed faster due to drag regardless if they have fletching or not. The only thing fletching does is help with aerodynamics which translates to accuracy not with speed. This is why I don't trust modern companies that produce bows and crossbows when they always advertise FPS because when using lighter arrows you can achive high FPS speeds with almost any crossbow if arrows are light enough and besides those speeds only apply to blank range not at distance. What I want to know is what speed does an arrow have at lets say 50-80 yards aka right before it hits the target. This is something Romans figured out with their ballistas and scorpions which is why their projectiles were heavier More energy transfer, less drag, more momentum but at the expense of gravitational drop and less accuracy due to lower aerodynamics. What is also amazing is how similar reverse crossbows work to ballistas/scorpions which use torsion.

Excellent video, thanks.

426fps is NOT rifle velocity still a short range weapon,and YES a deer can still duck the string because sound travels at 1100fps!!!

I never thought about lubricating the shaft to increase penetration and ease withdrawal. Also, this is one sexy crossbow.

That an amazing impact on the bricks it shows this crossbow got some super force to propell an arrow to a target

I heard about the TENPOINT Nitro XRT: The cables do not break, they wear out. Meaning, a change of cables is needed earlier than comparable models. All right for hunting, a nuisance for frequent shooters. What do you say is this statement true?

I thought the Scorpyd Acculus was the fastest? Which is better?

Until now I have though that scorpyd with it 480fps is the fastest production crossbow

Awesome review! Thanks for sharing.

this is one AWESOME crii crossbow i take it its faster than the scorpyd then wow....hey can you do a show about the benjamin air bow if you have already then can you make a second video on it....GREAT VIDEO i love the channel and all your videos great stuff...PEACE

Crossbow in Half life be like*

When did a .357 Magnum start being less powerful than a .380 ACP? 190 ft lbs is not.357 territory.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

You didn’t pay attention to the video.

@rpgroome

5 жыл бұрын

Momentum does not equal power. Still a dishonest click bait title followed by an obvious infomercial.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Kinetic energy does not equal power.

@typen3k0

5 жыл бұрын

@@TWANGnBANG And yet the power of a .357 mag out of a carbine is still more than 10 lb ft/s more then that bow. Pay attention to your calculations. 28 lb ft/s does not equal 38 lb ft/s

After buying my little 80lb pistol crossbow, I'm hooked and I need only bigger and better from now on! Although my pistol bow is great for inside home practice. :)

@TWANGnBANG

4 жыл бұрын

Nice!

@harryjohnson3617

4 жыл бұрын

Dont do it bro. Its an addiction. Then you will want a bigger an better one again

That implode on the arrow displaced a lot of energy...quite sure if that was a one piece steel short bolt/arrow it would punch thru and more...

I love crossbow and fireguns

This thing is just ridiculous!!!! And so is the price. Awesome video

Those reverse crossbows look so cool! 😀

thank you

This dude is like the smarter everyday (destin) of guns lol

The funny thing is, you can have this in Canada without a license, but not a pellet gun with velocity over 500 FPS...

"More flexibility with your shot placement" is one hell of a way to say "you are shit shot"

@TWANGnBANG

3 жыл бұрын

Not at all. Deer don’t stand completely broadside so you can shoot them. Flexibility with shot placement means that you can take a shot through bone and make it to the vitals when a less powerful bow would leave you waiting for the deer to move.

That’s pretty cool! I need one now😂

Very well explained 👍

I want arrow with head of depleted uranium How many roobulls

(First shot)😳…. Holy F🤬!! (Second shot) 😨…. I want one!

Better hope that string is latched good and it never fails or when you remove the string bye bye fingers

Is it also possible to use the acu draw 50? For me the acu draw 50 is the best and fastest system ever tried on crossbows. All the other are very slow or not user friendly. With my Tenpoint Stealth FX 4 I need less than 10 Seconds to make the next shot after a little bit practice.

7:10 learn something new about shooting everyday I just thought the diffence between arrows and bolts was length

Very informative, thank you!

Not sure if I'd ever buy one, but it looks beautiful. At 2500 dollars though, not really worth it. The whole point for using a bow is to be able to recover your projectiles, can't do that when it's stuck in a tree. When arrows/bolts can be 5 to 12 dollars each, sounds like a good way to throw away money.

A most awesome design. Need to take notes on this device.

but is it semi automatic? I'm looking for something silent and powerful (crossbows fit the bill), but can also reload quickly. I'm preparing for the zombie apocalypse.

@1987jkilla

5 жыл бұрын

powerful and quick reload does not go hand in hand how could it be semi automatic? do you have any technical understanding of a crossbow?

@metalsteel5631

5 жыл бұрын

@@1987jkilla Yes I do, but I was just hoping maybe he solved that problem, biach.

My thought is if they can make a bow for 500 and make profit than 2500 is insane and if it was a $1000 they would sell way more units equaling more profits.

Never saw a crossbow looking that much like a drone

Wow! This is a deadly toy!

How accurate is it I don't eat 2by4s.

Thx sir for crossbow vid.

Yeah, that’s nasty

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

It's a pretty cool bow, for sure.

Thanks for the vid that thing is amazing... buuut for $2500 I really don’t like the cocking process I like the raven R10 style of cocking anyways thx love watching your vids

That is the same design as the scorpyd. Why would I buy that when I could by a scorpyd for less?

Hello, nice review! Can the crossbow deliver groups less than 1” at 100 yards, like SUB-1?

@Rocky1115

5 жыл бұрын

Accuracy is subjective. A sharpshooter can take a BB gun to a range and make it hit a 1" group at 50 yards.

No, it's not. You must compare energy of projectil and not penetration. It has steel tip so ofcourse it has better penetration to some materials than lead bullet.

@HansWurst-tx9qk

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, it is. Watch the video till the end, he calculates and compares the energy there.

@Pidalin

5 жыл бұрын

@@HansWurst-tx9qk you are right, I saw only few minutes :-)

Oh, it's good for you. Bang bang!

Very cool!

In the sense that a corvette is as powerful as a semi, sure....

There is no handheld crossbow on this earth what can duplicate the energy of a .357 Magnum cartridge, even when this would be fired out of a 2" Revolver.

@TWANGnBANG

3 жыл бұрын

As I said repeatedly in the video, it matches the *momentum* of a 357 magnum.

That looks like a lumpy chunky uncomfortable crossbow to hold. I think I'm going to stick with using the bows I make myself. Way more comfortable. This thing probably does have as much penetration power as a 357 though that was impressive. Nowhere near the shock energy involved but the bow seems to perform okay. However for the price they're going to have to actually make it as powerful as a 357 before I buy it. Samyang Dragon claw and some air Venturi air gun bolts outperform this thing by a large margin for around $600. So for those of us on a budget that can't be beaten

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

It’s the opposite- super comfy to hold and shoot. You only hold the pistol grip and the forend. I shot an AirBolt through a Durango, though in NC you can only hunt with airguns during firearms season even if you’re launching arrows with them: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJZrp86lnrW7lNY.html

@stevejenkins9984

5 жыл бұрын

Good point and I can't argue I've never shot one of these bows. Which to be honest I use a recurve so any crossbow feels a little bit clunky to me. But for $2,500 I don't think I'll ever get to try one still the performance is definitely impressive. The only thing I can afford is maybe a Barnett

Loading time is always the minus point comparing to Compound bow

It's not how fast it is, but rather how efficient it is. The record for moose harvested in Ontario by a crossbow was using a "lowly" 150 lbs. Excalibur Vixen crossbow. That being said all these "speed wars", are just a crock of you know what. Having just enough power to go through your target is all that's required. Anything beyond that is just an excessive waste of energy and money. It's a well know fact that Tenpoint crossbows over-priced. They are a prime example of a product that after the first 20% of the price, every dollar spent exemplifies diminishing returns.

I have the money to afford one of these crossbows but live in NYS. However our hunting laws limit crossbows to maximum of a 200 pound pull and 17" uncocked limb width. I wonder if Tenpoint could create removeable "limb extenders" which could also function as "noise dampeners" to help those of us in restrictive states to meet the requirements. Pull weight could possibly be addressed like they do with compound bows by turning out limbs or replaceable modules (i.e. Mathews Vertix). I am sure there are more states that have similar restrictions. Why would I and other people want a modified "compliant" bow like I described? Some of us hunt in other states without restrictions and would like to use the same bow. Additionally we are fighting to expand crossbow use and trying to remove laws placing restrictions on crossbows. The bow that is illegal today maybe legal tomorrow.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

That stinks. Good luck getting the laws changed.

Where can I get one of those ball caps you’re wearing in this video?

Looks like Daryl Dixon has a new toy ^_^

What are your thoughts between the evoX scope and the hawk xb30 pro?

Have fun loading this thing while a bear is running towards you