Here's an interesting concept...shooting a bullet off your bow platform. What do y'all think about that idea? See link on first

[Bioguy01]

Here's an interesting concept...shooting a bullet off your bow platform. What do y'all think about that idea? See link on first post.

[Bioguy01]

www.racembac.com/our-products/bow-mag/

[jhjimbo]

Sounds interesting. How would you sight it in and what would the range be? Wonder if it could be used during archery season for deer?

[scratchgolf72]

saw a commercial for this the other day, its an interesting concept. i suppose this would give us bowhunters more flexibility with there we shoot animals? having a bullet fired in the animal would open up shots like deer quartering to you and what not. however, i think ill stick with razor blades on the end of my arrows.

[1ojolsen]

Yeah but how do I get a broad head on my rifle?

[Glenrock]

Yeah I think they are interesting. I dont think we will be able to use them on deer but varmits I bet we will.

[Gary Devine]

Are they dangerous? Could they go off if a bow hunter accidentally hit’s a tree or the trunk lid of his vehicle? How many bow hunters have dropped arrows from their deer stands, will they go off when they hit the ground?
Will the Fish and Wildlife Department approve them? They remind me of those poison broad heads.

[Treestand]

Great Concept..But NOT legal in Big Game "Bow Only Season" in Florida good in B/Power and General Gun Season....But why Limit your self to 30Yd or so???
When Most Deer are taken just under 100Yd in the U.S. every year????

[Sarge01]

WV has a regulation that makes explosive broadheads illegal so they would be illegal in WV.

[buckhunter]

Endorsed by John J. Rambo.

[hhack]

I would think the that the ballistics produced would be pretty terrible. This is just a gimmick with I think very little usefulness.

[Dcast]

Pretty cool concept, but worthless. Did you notice the hog was tied up when the girl shot it?

[Pathfinder1]

Hi...


Certainly an interesting concept...but I think that many, if not most States, would not allow them.


I also have the feeling that the projectile penetration is limited.


And, there's the question of 'inadvertent' firing of the projectile, also.

[Glenrock]

They say they are around 350 grains in 38 caliber.Which would limit the the range.

[jay]

Ridiculous. Proves the "just because you can, doesn't mean you should".