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You cannot shoot any living thing, with either a crossbow, or longbow, as per the wildlife and countryside act 1981 [ i think it was]. So really, all you need is permission to be where ever you are, using it for target shooting.I dont think there are any specific laws relating to crossbows, apart from minimum age for purchase [surprisingly] however, if you were caught in a public place with one, uncased, i would expect being done for an offensive weapon, at the very least.Personally, i would treat it as a firearm, and play it very carefully.

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You cannot shoot any living thing, with either a crossbow, or longbow, as per the wildlife and countryside act 1981 [ i think it was]. So really, all you need is permission to be where ever you are, using it for target shooting.I dont think there are any specific laws relating to crossbows, apart from minimum age for purchase [surprisingly] however, if you were caught in a public place with one, uncased, i would expect being done for an offensive weapon, at the very least.Personally, i would treat it as a firearm, and play it very carefully.

 

bang on :yes:

 

in possession of a fire arm with intent :whistle:

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do you sell the bolts for the 50lb pistol bows vd??? bought 1 from the midland and lost/broke most the bolts in the same day. its the metal screw tip im after??? could do with another cord for it aswell, mines starting to fray were the bow went over the top of my improvised dart.

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do you sell the bolts for the 50lb pistol bows vd??? bought 1 from the midland and lost/broke most the bolts in the same day. its the metal screw tip im after??? could do with another cord for it aswell, mines starting to fray were the bow went over the top of my improvised dart.

 

Yes mate,

I can supply crossbows, longbows, slingshots and accessories for all,

 

pm me where you are and exactly what you need and I'll send you a price,

cheers :good:

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When i was a youngster i experimented with crossbows and found them to be quite innaccurate and cumbersome.They cannot compare to a compound bow for accuracy. There is little art in firing a crossbow when compared to a longbow or compound bow. IMHO they are a waste of money. :censored:

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When i was a youngster i experimented with crossbows and found them to be quite innaccurate and cumbersome.They cannot compare to a compound bow for accuracy. There is little art in firing a crossbow when compared to a longbow or compound bow. IMHO they are a waste of money. :censored:

 

well that is, as you say your opinion, I supply long bows in recurve and compound, as well as crossbows in recurve and compound, the crossbows from 50lb pistol bows to 180lb full size compound crossbows.

I have lots of happy customers with many repeat sales and upgrade sales, from my experience it comes down to what you prefer, personally I like and have used both types of bow and find that a good quality full size crossbow can be very accurate, :good:

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im only pissing about in the garden so dont need something reallly accurate. whats the difference between compound and recurve bows/crossbows?? pm on its way mate.

 

In simple terms It's to do with the string set up, the compound bow uses a pully system to allow more power for the same strength pull.

 

Recurve Crossbow...............

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Compound Crossbow............

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Recurve Bow..................

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Compound Bow.................

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hope this helps.

 

:good: :good: :good: :good:

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WELL V D ,

 

[ BY THE WAY THATS ONE HELL OF AN UNFORTUNATE SET OF INITIALS :D ]

 

WHAT MAKE OF COMPOUND BOWS DO YOU SELL ? PRICE ETC ?

 

ALL THE BEST DUCKWING ;)

 

Hiya Duck ;) ,

if you drop me a pm with the sort of thing you're interested in and an e-mail address I can send you some pics and prices etc,

Cheers, :good:

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