Hey Jerry, I have attached two pictures of myself with your inline vertical crossbow. One photo shows how I carry it around while hunting. I use a external frame back pack and hang it from the frame. This keeps my hands free to glass, bugle and range find. When I walk, I just put one hand on the bow string to stabilize it. Works great. I love how the bow breaks down so easy. I simply put it in my backpack while I hike the mountain in the dark and then assemble it just as it gets light. Awesome.
I have also installed the HHA optimizer for crossbows and have sighted it in out to 100 yards! I use a primos trigger stick bipod to steady my left hand for the longer shots. Works great!
I can leave the bow cocked for a few hours during a hunt. I never went very long since it is so easy to uncock compared to other crossbows.
Unfortunately, I did not get chance to harvest an animal this year with it. Maybe next year!
Thanks!
Jason (Afton, Wy.)
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In-Line Draw-Loc Kit for Compound Bows | $250.00 | ||
Larger Foot Stirrup | $25.00 | ||
Mini In-Line Vertical (Left Hand) | $849.00 | ||
Mini In-Line Vertical (Right Hand) | $849.00 | ||
Phone Mount | $39.00 | ||
Scope and Mount for In-Line / Draw-Loc | $105.00 | ||
Three Bristle Arrow Rest | $25.00 | ||
Trigger Dust Covers | $35.00 | ||
Trigger for In-Line Draw-Loc | $169.00 | ||
Trigger Tube Assembly for In-Line Draw-Loc | $189.00 | ||
Vertical Crossbow shooters Cap | $30.00 | ||
Vertical Crossbow Shooters Shirt | $25.00 |