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hiya, thr 150 will go, but you will REALLY need a stock extension, but cocking it, is a different matter, ive used 2 80lbs limbs in together, which are actually around 55lbs each giving you aprox 110lbs, but never tried the 120 or 150 in the alloy

i used the catch off a mk 1 cobra, you can always sell the spares on ebay then :)

@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 took a few tries but successfully embedded a nail into a printed catch finally seems to be holding good enough for me tbh.

you tube took it down butty

the law has acrually changed, your now allowed to use, disproportinate force, its on the cps gov web page. basically if you have 2 or more armed guys entering your house and your cleaning your ak, sat by the tv, you can use it! as long as they are coming at you and your in fear of your life.

hiya, its a mk1 cobra, 1986 european model, white handle, the american version had a yellow strip handle.

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 Спасибо за ответ.)

yup and depending on your weight distribution, you actually increase your range as well, I prefer nose heavy yo mid though.

yup, was an unfair test, he didnt transfer the bow limbs, to compare them, in the other machine and you cant compare an 8oo quid crossbow with 150 pound mags, with a 350 pound crossbow. its like comparing an XR3i with an RS Cosworth,

I swear i was just looking at machining costs the other day before giving up after realizing the effort involved, i also have equal interest for an aluminum alligator\adderini\any other of these little 6.3" bolt crossbow magazines that i havent heard about yet. if u ever do anything like that I'll be the first in line 1000%

i can say straight and with expeience, to print a mini adder mag in alloy is about 600 quid, would be cheaper to make it in layers and screw together, but the runners would still have to be cad cam machined, which would still cost about a 100 ish

@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 o man that's pricey, I figured machining would be cheaper but didn't know the discrepancy was that big. Would be a good way to learn a little about those mini sheet metal cnc's possibly but I cannot justify the time investment for that at all lol. I'd still be happy to pay in the idk 225usd$ range or whatever reasonable markup for a machined version considering file translations and machine shop sourcing and everything but Im pretty sure its not really a mass marketable thing, would be a hell of a gift to myself tho. Got an alligator build cooking based on your yearish old advertised setups, suppose I will try out the baraba design next.

@@jaminmayo7125 yup, 3d printing in allot is expensive as feck, I do carbon fiber mags for the op360`s which is stronger than the plastics and more give. I do them for 180 in kit form or 230 built up with the steambow spring kit. machining would be cheaper, but then you would have to find a factory that can down load the plans and machine from a solid billet, average alloy billet is about 100 quid. for a 1 kilo lump.

steambow alloy mag is a really basic design, you can make it from 2 alloy side pieces and 2 alloy blocks and screw it all together, but the mini adder is complicated, as you have to machine in runners, there is a guy, who had one made in copper, looks cool AF, but he paid about a grand for it...wrf! LOL :)

you can too Farmimers version, the standard version you need to print some parts in carbon etc, to take the extra strain. just depends on how much you want to spend

@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 ill spend extra for the better parts

:) cheers butty :)

cheers for that, dont use wd40 on anything, the polymer doesn`t like it, mineral based lubes are better :)

hiuyua, the target is from steambow

​@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887Cheers, I just had another look and it does actually say it on your target 😂 Think it will handle the EK Archery adder with the 180lb upgrade limb?

@@MrSh4W not under 20 meteres it wont, im using 34lbs limb with the broadhads with a chipboard back stop at 10m and they still slice through. i can honestly say you oneed to be at around 25-30m with the 120lbs limb and broad heads and they still poke out the back.

ha ha ha no santa! :) got it, will be the rocky horror picture show next time :) ha ha lol yes i agree, for serious use the metal mag is more sturdy, more reliable, less t go wrong and if your doing a fast mag change on the m10, you cant keep throwing the mags down on the floor, they will eventually break! the poly mag is good for just occasional use, close range, home defence, inside a room. 75lbs ish limb for fast reloads with the razor blade broadheads. the heavy broadheads 90 lbs and over really. as ive run out of stock on those and ordering more material next week, ill have time this week. to film the adderini carbine build guide and then i can start the farimier mini adder then. before the parts arrive.. thanks for the support butty :)

yep, just go onto the steambow web site and order direct from steambow, you will need proof of id.

Thanks mate​@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887

prost! half deutch half welsh, so your half way home :) danka

Wenn Sie Matchbox-Druckguss-Trucks mögen, probieren Sie meinen anderen Kanal aus :)

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 nice to hear , Du bist halb in der Heimat 😉

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 my heart beats for archery 😉

@@HansJurgenBecker ha ha ja ja mine to :) im starting a new mini adderini build guide next week. all parts arrive today :) thanks for watching :) prost

thanks for that, the zippo insert has been sitting in a draw, since filming.

Hiya kerry, heres my email... markhucker@gmx.com i`ll leave this on, for a few days then delete. cheers mark

is it the Dyna-tech tt lo-pro or the dyna-tech mtrax 500?

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887cheers mark I will email you later 👍🏼👍🏼

@@toptube80 no worries, when you do, i`ll send you my phone number :)

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 no it’s regarding the Dyna Tech ogre you have partly purchased

apparently, its good for trick or treat as well :) lol

what people dont realise is, 150 lbs draw on pistol bow, is not the same as a 150 lbs draw on a rifle bow or long bow... the poundage only refers to the energy to draw the thing. what longer limbs on the rifles and long bows put out is 10 times higher. my center point sniper, may only be 185lbs, 35lbs more, but the kinetic energy is 4 times greater. ive got a velocity armageddon which is 175lbs and the selling point on the box was, guaranteed to drop a kodiak bear at 50 yards, i thought hmmmm, that will do nicely :) lol

i think in the uk, the mags are an excellent option, for bug out shelters, home defence, close quarter, house clearing, last stand as hand guns are not an option in the uk, maybe a few hundred long pistols with 14" barrel and arm brace, but nothing much. all the proper pistols, the criminals, army and police have, secret service etc. so basically civilians are fckd, as NONE of those can be trusted! best option is to arrange local civy platoons, 4-8 men, practicing on weekends etc. i did try to start a shooting league a few years ago, i didnt get one responce.

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 If SHTF, most likely we're all dead. Those that survive will wish they were dead. Home defense and Hunting is where the crossbow gives us its best. There was a time when I was a firm believer in Steambow's tactical and OP360 magazine crossbows. After further inspection, I found the single shot to be more accurate and you can use 9 inch bolts where the tactical cannot. 6 inch bolts are too short and are barely accurate to bet your life on. It's criminals who will make the new rules if governments are lost to WW3 and the new criminals will be those who cannot follow the new laws. We're all criminals, we just can't see it.

hiya dai, i do have a couple here, ill dig them out later and list them on ebay, do you need the pivot pin and spring as well, metal or plastic version? cheers mark

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 have u got both ill have a look later cheers mark

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 dont need the pivot pin or spring mark just the latch mark

@@dave1secondago ill post them on my community page saturday afternnon butty, as you can see, the metal is better. im having pizza now, watching joker :) for the metal 6 quid with the postage. 5 quid with postage for the plastic one :) you can stick it through my pay pal, as ebay would charhe more... grrrrr

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 ok mark ill sort paypal out how much with postage , and pay through paypal cheers

hiya, yes a heavy bolt on a light limb is ok, you cant do, the other way around. light bolt in a heavy limb.

lol :) i was gonna put some diddy music to it, cash in on the current trending LOL :)

yup, just starting one, doing a video blog, as im building it

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thank you :) appreciate the feed back :)

It sure is, nothing feels like an old wood crossbow :)

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 This thing is unbreakable 💪🏼

375lbs draw, will put a hole in most armour, with a 850grain bolt :)

its the deadpool edition :) lol

@@markhuckercelticcrossbows7887 yeah, i inow.😅👊