Tactical Assault Crossbow
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absolutely agree
Friend of mine has this one. It is rather heavy for hunting to carry it all day in the forest.
Gordon
Ultimate Member
NO WAY EVER
Half-cocked
Senior Meatbag
- Mar 14, 2006
- 23,937
$1300 plus the cost of whatever lower you put it on?
Um, thanks.... but no.
Um, thanks.... but no.
Jim Sr
R.I.P.
Quote:
Originally Posted by WeaponsCollector
Crossbows can be just as effective as a rifle in some situations, plus there's the added benefit ofcomplete silence Relatively quiet.
Fixed the statement
Originally Posted by WeaponsCollector
Crossbows can be just as effective as a rifle in some situations, plus there's the added benefit of
Fixed the statement
MikeTF
Ultimate Member
I have a friend who has one. He's accurate out to 60 yards on targets. He paid about $1500 and bought the version that didn't require a lower. He'll be using it this season for deer hunting. He puts down about 25+ deer a year. It makes noise, but no more than any other crossbow. I bought a good tenpoint crossbow, so my brother bought a better one, and he then decided to buy this one. He wins.
MDMOUNTAINEER
Glock, AR, Savage Junkie
Waste of a lower if you ask me
VNVGUNNER
Ultimate Member
$1300...ouch
nomo613
Active Member
if you were going hunting then you could just pop a lower from an existing ar15. my question is does that make it a fire arm?
boss66tcode
a bit of an Eddie Haskle
It can't be a firearm if it doesn't meet the criteria outlined in the 68 gun control act. No cartridge projectile, no firearm. This is why muzzloaders are not subject to a form 4473.
