Hello Jerry, this is Alan , I talked to you on the phone last week, (I was going to order the DrawLoc from you, but you told me that Flaming Arrow in Kalispell, Montana had already ordered 2 from you, so I waited for them to come in... and I had to tell you how much I am enjoying this on my Mathews Solocam Z... I was afraid after my stroke, that archery was a thing of the past... but now I am looking so much forward to the upcoming bow season this year... I am going to try to send you a few pic's of me and some of the Elk I have harvested, the one from 2005 was the one I got the after my stroke, and the last Elk hunt for me in almost 10-years... THANKS AGAIN for getting me back into archery hunting!!! Alan of Montana
I started looking at crossbows.....
I’m 64 years old and have enjoyed shooting and hunting with a bow since I was 19. In my thirties I pulled 80 lbs. but that has declined over the years to 60 lbs. Everything still works; shoulders, arms, and elbows, but they are showing the abuse I’ve given them over the years. I’m not as steady on target as I once was and I’m dealing with a slight case of target panic; however, I did get two deer this year. I started looking at crossbows but soon decided I did not want to give up my Mathews Drenalin LD. I was intrigued by the Draw-Loc when I saw it on the Internet. After a few emailed questions to Hickory Creek Archery, I ordered the Draw-Loc. It was easy to install and adjust. I’m able to keep my sight pin on the target, and I’m very impressed with the accuracy I’m achieving. At 25 yards I only shoot a couple of arrows at a spot because of the number of nocks I have broken. I may never shoot a deer at 50 yards but I’ve shot a few 3 arrow, 2-inch groups at that distance.
The Draw-Loc lacks some of the primitive joy of drawing an arrow to my cheek and releasing it, but next deer season it will be on my bow while hunting.
Jerry
Richmond, VA
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