Worlds Smallest Bow!

[Rattler]

I'm really intrigued by this device.  Looks like it would be great for a backpacker.

 

http://www.thepocketshot.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html

 

 

Edited July 17, 2016 by Rattler

[stoneam2006]

Interesting I didn't listen to sound did it say how many fps?

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[Rattler]

About 130 FPS with a 30" arrow.  Total cost for all parts needed about $70.  It also shoots ball bearings like a slingshot, with the smaller pouch it comes with, and without using the whisker biscuit on it.

Edited July 17, 2016 by Rattler

[stoneam2006]

About 130 FPS with a 30" arrow. Total cost for all parts needed about $70. It also shoots ball bearings like a slingshot, with the smaller pouch it comes with, and without using the whisker biscuit on it.

So small game would be fine

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[bugsNbows]

Interesting concept.

[Rattler]

When I started deer hunting with a recurve about 45 years ago, it was only 35 lb pull and took deer out to 20 yards with no problems.  I doubt I got more than 150 FPS out of those old cedar shaft arrows.  And the broadheads I had then were fixed to the shaft and required sharpening.

 

The company says draw weight on this thing is about 28 lbs.  I'm sure this would kill deer at 20 yards using carbon arrows and good broadheads.  I doubt it's legal to hunt with though.

 

Edited July 17, 2016 by Rattler

[Marion]

About 130 FPS with a 30" arrow. Total cost for all parts needed about $70. It also shoots ball bearings like a slingshot, with the smaller pouch it comes with, and without using the whisker biscuit on it.

A bit pricey to shoot a squirrel.

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[Rattler]

A bit pricey to shoot a squirrel.

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Yeah but the cost gets spread out with each animal taken.  

[Marion]

Yeah but the cost gets spread out with each animal taken.

Spoken like a true salesman. You may have convinced me my need for one of these. You think they would allow me to take some pidgeons in NYC with one of these badboys or am I reserved to rocks?

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[Rattler]

Don't think they will allow you to do it.  But they need to see you do it first.

[Marion]

For the record so long as you have a small game permit pigeons are legal to hunt and eat. They are a non protected species. Steven Rinella did an episode where he hunted them in the city I believe. It was either him or Andrew Zimmerman

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