[cajun56]

Came across this and wanted to see what MO archers think.

 

[Vooch]

I could see a production model catching on, and I could see a lot of bowhunters wanting it banned from the season.



Vooch





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[kraynky]

Well I think I want one, just to shoot in the yard. Wonder if you could jam 6 flu-flus in the magazine? Ingenious design. I hope the guy makes a fortune.

Speaking of bowhunters wanting it banned, yeah, I can see that. But I'm not sure it matters. Other wise all bird hunters would have to shoot single shot shotguns. :biggrin:

 

[Mavrik]

If that's the guy I've seen before he often comes up with clever ways to shoot arrows/use bows.

I'm not sure if that device would be legal for archery here or not. There used to be a provision that dis-allowed anything that would keep a bow at a draw other than a person holding it but it appears that was removed from the regulations when crossbows were included as legal archery methods.

Now under methods allowed it only lists hand held string releasing devices as allowed and somehow I don't think that device would pass that criteria. I don't think I'd try it for hunting without clarification.

 

[Waffletop]

Way cool!

 

[Goldtrigger]

I want one. kinda like gotta have one just cause its unique

 

[Pig Ninja]

I want one, neat gift idea for the grandkids!

 

[Waffletop]

Do they make a belt fed one?

 

[old wound]

A good thing for the cowboys that the indians didn't have anything like that...

 

[Mavrik]

Do they make a belt fed one?

This is somewhat close

 

[Waffletop]

This is somewhat close

Lol, awesome

Typical German engineering.

 

[alawrence]

For hunting purposes, that system is way to loud. Every deer within 100 yards will be on alert after the draw.
Second issue is, the bow he is using is a kids beginner bow. It probably doesn't have any more than 25 pounds of draw.
It would be interesting to see this thing on a full size hunting bow drawing 60 plus pounds.
Andrew