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I'm looking into getting my first crossbow, and I am thinking that an Excalibur Exocet or Exomag would be a good choice. Does anyone have any advice? I hope to hear from some girls that hunt too!

2006-08-23 10:17:53 · 3 answers · asked by prairiefire_14 3 in Sports Outdoor Recreation Hunting

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go to hunting or sporting goods store that carry a good amount of crossbows some might even have a range inside that will let you
shoot before you buy one I believe bass pro shops stores will let you do this I know the one in gurnee IL does have a good supply
of different manufactures but when you go you might want to bring some cash so they know your serious about buying one
but I would recommend a regular bow first its a little more sporting my girlfriend shoots a setup from alpine archery
and she has taken a number of good deer with it . I bought a crossbow just for fun and it is a PSE COPPERHEAD I took the carbon bolts in to get cut to the appropriate length and it is very reliable and fast even without a scope anyone I let shoot it shoots
bullseyes everytime I might get rid of it at fair price if the cause is right.youcanEmail me at purplewormcaster@yahoo.com
but if you buy a new one I would definatly get the sims vibration kit
and pulleysystem cocking device wich reduces the effort by 50%
and also allings your string at thexact same spot every time wich
will give you more consitant shots everytime you use them

But just a thought to leave you with crossbows
are very dangerous campared to regular bows
If you have some type of circumstances were
A normal bow is not an option I glad you still
get out to the outdoors remeber wacknstackem

2006-08-23 22:41:14 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

I really suggest you look into a compound bow. My wife thought that she would not be able to shoot a compound so she bought a crossbow. Most crossbows are 150lb pull and she was unable to load it without a mechanical aid (which turned out to be a huge pain in the rear) Another consideration is that the bow itself was very heavy and hard for heer to hold steady and aim. She now shoots a 40lb compound and was able to take her first bear with it this year. If you are set on a crossbow then I suggest (as the other person did) go to a pro shop shoot a few. Make sure you load it yourself (several times in a row) and pay attention to the overall weight of the various models.
Good Luck

2006-08-24 03:40:20 · answer #2 · answered by Barry M 3 · 0 0

the barrnet comando model has a self cocking feature thats easy to use.its fast and accurate! and not real heavy.

2006-08-24 07:37:18 · answer #3 · answered by Jack's Q&* 7 · 0 0

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