I dont have ANY dislikes. What I like is how compact and light this bow is. I can use it in a ground blind with no problem just as easy to use in a tree stand or stalking thru the woods. It's quiet and easy to draw and I dont have to shoot it to "unload" it. It's fast and deadly accurate and it breaks down easily for storage without affecting my zero on the scope or pins, (try that with any other bow out there!). Don't forget you have the full length arrow advantage over a short bolt too! A great warranty is just gravy on the taters guys. As a disabled hunter, this has been a Godsend for me. I wouldn't be able to enjoy the sport I love without it...but I would still own one and use it exclusively even if I had no injury. I used to hunt traditional bows only and remember how people put down "compound bows" because they weren't what "Real" hunters would use. And then came crossbows and the same thing happened and now we still see the Same old arguments" with people that haven't educated themselves to to see the value in the "old" as well as in the "new". I've realized since my injury that there's room for everyone's opinion and I'm sharing mine now. The HC Inline crossbow is an absolutely fantastic and innovative stick and string that can be utilized by the young and old, the physically fit and the disabled, the old school and the new school guys and anyone else in between. I would simply invite anyone to put one in your hands and experience this bow for yourself. It will more than likely change how you view crossbows and compound bows alike. See it...feel it...shoot it...own it. It's just that good. Enjoy the journey guys!
Rodney P
I love this bow!
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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