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gplant
07-03-2008, 08:54 AM
Im just getting into Crossbows as a new way to enjoy Hunting and Target shooting and came across a New crossbow that is the coolest one I've seen yet and thought Id post it here for you folks to check out.When I first seen them all I could say was WOW!!!
Check them out at www.talismancrossbows.com
Munsterlndr
07-03-2008, 09:01 AM
Discussed recently in this thread.
http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/forum/showthread.php?t=239444
gplant
07-07-2008, 12:02 PM
These bows are incredible!!!! Reading up on them they can run 600 fps with 400 lbs KE:xzicon_sm.They are shooting them through steel.:yikes:Not much said in the other thread.So what do you folks think of them??They should be on the market soon.
awshucks
07-07-2008, 12:44 PM
These bows are incredible!!!! Reading up on them they can run 600 fps with 400 lbs KE:xzicon_sm.They are shooting them through steel.:yikes:Not much said in the other thread.So what do you folks think of them??They should be on the market soon.
Don't hold your breath waiting on them. So far, the info has been nothing more than snake oil. They quickly became a joke on AT a few months ago when the inventor refused to provide arrow weight or fps. Then the fact came out that his barn burner model isn't even powered by bent limbs, but rather some kind of spring piston system. I've heard them referred to as "Tailspin", lol.
BigBirdVA
07-07-2008, 05:35 PM
Don't hold your breath waiting on them. So far, the info has been nothing more than snake oil. They quickly became a joke on AT a few months ago when the inventor refused to provide arrow weight or fps. Then the fact came out that his barn burner model isn't even powered by bent limbs, but rather some kind of spring piston system. I've heard them referred to as "Tailspin", lol.The show is still going on over "there". Seems CA regs state bent limbs as a requirement for a bow. The CA info came after he stated he had already contacted all 50 DNR and they said no problem. I'm not sure oil is the correct term for the slippery stuff in this case.
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