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Good morning Jerry,

Thanks so much for helping me out with the Draw-loc!

http://www.disabled-world.com/sports/archery-bowhunting.php

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My name is Doug Bermel, I am the writer of a montly disabled article that appears on www.BowHunting.Net. After shooting a crossbow for many years I decided to try something different. I saw the Draw-Loc and gave it a try. I attached it to my Ross Compound Bow and was shooting 3” groups in no time. It is light weight and easy to handle and very user friendly. So if you find the crossbow to be heavy and awkward try the Draw-Loc. You will love the way it handles and the smooth way it shoots. Thank you Jerry for a great product.

Hi there, I did take it out, and as i suspected the boys had alot of mixed opinions to be had....from its a cheating device..lol. To that is awsome! Either way the majorities rule that it is a great little item and I have directed them to you for more info..as you were so helpful with my enquiries ..hope you dont mind....thanks again ill keep you posted

Nic
Austrilia

Hi Jerry:
Just had it installed last week, it's awesome and very happy with it. Everything worked perfectly and the unit's build quality is super high. I am a newbie to archery with draw loc I was able to achieve great consistency like a pro. Thanks very much will recommend draw loc to everyone.
Yours sincerely
Jackie

Hi Draw-Loc,

Jerry,
Got the In-Line Draw-Loc for my wife’s Compound bow, let me tell you it works great. We are both shooting groups at 50 yards and I Robin Hooded and arrow at 40 yards. It is truly unbelievable at the ease of using it. In June or July I am going to buy an In-Line Vertical Crossbow for long range shooting. I can’t wait! I will be sending you some pictures soon,
Thanks again for a great product,
Treves G
South Carolina

Jerry,

Well I just finished reading and watching video on your website and it is great! I had only gone to youtube before and didn't get all the detail your site has. Great that you covered vertical vs. horizontal crossbow ergonomics(I had no idea when I sent you an e-mail earlier today....great minds think alike!)

Anyway, my question is what is the maximum draw length on the new in line crossbow(vertical)? I like the name change too, now it's not a draw loc, it's a crossbow....we should be covered in Indiana with that name change.

Jerry,

I should have added below that although I have not shot a crossbow, I suspect guys adding draw locs to their existing bows will probably shoot more accurately than those just starting with a crossbow. They are already familiar with the bow and the weight and ergonomics of a crossbow would seem to make it more difficult to shoot off hand(like most treestand and ground blind situations). With a shooting rest, it's probably a tie. You probably already know, but it might be a marketing point for you.

Best Regards,

Greg

JERRY,
THANKS FOR THE QUICK REPLY. I LOVE MY DRAW LOC AND HAVE TAKEN MANY DEER WITH IT. IN MICHIGAN I CAN USE A CROSSBOW BUT I WON’T TRADE MY DRAWLOC. THANKS. TOM B