How to make Hunting Bolts for 80lb Pistol Crossbows

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  • @XXhite
    @XXhite 7 месяцев назад +9

    "It ain't rocket science.".. but it is aerodynamics 🤣🤣💯

  • @LilBigtoeTagger-dq2xp
    @LilBigtoeTagger-dq2xp Год назад +7

    I love these pistol crossbows by the way … would make a killer little bug out tool to throw in a bag

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      They're pretty useful little weapons.

    • @raimundoarce7014
      @raimundoarce7014 11 месяцев назад

      I use it to get rid of the big rats on my back yard. Is pretty useful indeed.

    • @Wildwestwrangler
      @Wildwestwrangler 3 месяца назад

      Good for getting food quietly and saving your ammo in shtf

  • @feralgrandad4429
    @feralgrandad4429 Год назад

    Dont know how i missed this video. Perfect timing. Brought one of those 80lb crossbows for my grandson for Christmas so i came make a few of these for him 😁

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      I got me an arrow cutter and fletcher now. Wish I had bought them before I made this video. Ya don't need them, but it sure makes things easier.

  • @michaelcurtis8114
    @michaelcurtis8114 Год назад +2

    I can't get my arrows to fly straight with those G5 Montec broadheads. I've tried everything I can think of. From adding weight to reducing weight, longer vanes and all. I don't know what the deal is. I guess my bow just don't like'em lol. I got some cheap Amazon 2 blade broadheads on my arrows now and they fly better than the G5's do. Oh, And I learned how to serve a bow string. I re-served the original string that came on my mini striker and it turned out perfect. Man I love crossbows! ❤

  • @JASONBLOOD-v1r
    @JASONBLOOD-v1r 10 месяцев назад

    I have notched both the end and the plastic fetching on those cheap bolts works great..the ballista bat yellow fishing bolts will cut your string the notch is sharp...Great video

  • @lisamcqueen8509
    @lisamcqueen8509 Год назад +1

    Too hot, if I can work in the heat, i sure can play in the heat!
    Thanks for sharing,
    Steve

  • @kobolila-yt
    @kobolila-yt Год назад +2

    Excellent tutorial, thanks.

  • @ltoutdoorsman
    @ltoutdoorsman Год назад +5

    Great video man. That is a pretty cool way to make those bolts!!

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +2

      Yeah there ain't much to it and they shoot 100x better than those little aluminum or plastic ones!

    • @breeloutdoors3916
      @breeloutdoors3916 Год назад +1

      @@TheWaterSwattershey brother you think the bear pistol bow you have would smoke a duck got these Muscovy ducks in the pond by me and was gunna buy one

  • @MrMatthewhg
    @MrMatthewhg Год назад +5

    Very useful information - really de-mystified the whole process!

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      Thanks! There wasn't much to de-mystify.

    • @SirPraiseSun
      @SirPraiseSun Месяц назад

      just dont put ur hand on the bolt like this genius and many other videos on xbows

  • @BussDee
    @BussDee 5 месяцев назад

    Big thanks from Germany !

  • @albaniansuperiorshqipetari8055
    @albaniansuperiorshqipetari8055 9 месяцев назад

    I'm glad I I'm learning smth from this Guy. I like this American Accent better

  • @maxsocalangler
    @maxsocalangler Год назад +2

    Great video simple and straight to the point 🤙

  • @thechroniclesofthegnostic7107
    @thechroniclesofthegnostic7107 10 месяцев назад

    Might sound a little crazy, but at the range for pistol crossbows I shoot without any sights, instinctive just like I do my trad recurves and longbows.
    Over a decade ago I was able to pick up a real basic regular crossbow at a pawn store for 20 bucks but it had no sights, but figured I'd try it for short range (especially bowfishing) without, since I'd been doing trad bowhunting a long time. With a little practice, and keeping within 20 yards, worked great.
    Started doing it not long after for pistol crossbows for the same purposes as here: making my own longer bolts and being able to put broadheads on them.

    • @thechroniclesofthegnostic7107
      @thechroniclesofthegnostic7107 10 месяцев назад

      A little bit of a tangent here too, but for the pistol crossbows I *love* those Cold Steel Cheap Shot broadheads. Saving a ton of money and they work fine. :)

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  10 месяцев назад +1

      I can't do it myself but I've seen some really good instinctive shooters!

  • @tjtinsurvivaltin3797
    @tjtinsurvivaltin3797 9 месяцев назад +13

    I cringed when this dude put his open hand in front of the bolt that was loaded into the cocked crossbow.

    • @jimmybob562
      @jimmybob562 8 месяцев назад +2

      yea buddy is a lil too confident. Just isn’t worried lol.

    • @thuchoang7878
      @thuchoang7878 7 месяцев назад

      giá bao tiền vậy shop

    • @rooroo9216
      @rooroo9216 7 месяцев назад

      Same here, especially since the trigger lock isn’t really a lock at all, nowhere near as much as the redback’s trigger lock

    • @JimZuur
      @JimZuur Месяц назад +1

      ​@@rooroo9216are this bows safe tk shoot ? Some say the string can go shoot forward when cocked. I trust my redback but it happend with a 50 lb crosbow pistol from mankung 8 years a go. I dont want a crosbow that can shoot it self😅

    • @rooroo9216
      @rooroo9216 Месяц назад +1

      @@JimZuur yeah they can do that, it happened to one of mine once, a similar one. That had a modified stronger prod though and I think the string was waxed. They aren’t the best for safety, but luckily the Redback system is and has a proper lock. Pretty much the same as the rifle crossbows

  • @brujero13
    @brujero13 Год назад

    Great video will reference this vid when I get my pistol crossbow as I intend to use custom bolts for small game

  • @bradleywhite5941
    @bradleywhite5941 2 месяца назад

    Might have to do this, bought one of these for my boy. 1000th like 🤙🏻

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  2 месяца назад +1

      We've came a long way since this video. We manufacture and sell some on our website now that are on point. I'm sold out right now but should have some more in a couple weeks.

    • @bradleywhite5941
      @bradleywhite5941 2 месяца назад

      @ I’ll get on there and take a look sometime.

  • @noobt4eguns
    @noobt4eguns 18 дней назад

    Nice video.
    How much more power can i get from the alligator 80lbs?

  • @WolvesBaseballNine
    @WolvesBaseballNine 6 месяцев назад

    Can these handle a skunk? Or are they a little too big a job for this crossbow and a broadhead?

  • @mikecoxbent5952
    @mikecoxbent5952 4 месяца назад

    Will they work in the RX adder crossbow

  • @samuelwilliams5126
    @samuelwilliams5126 Месяц назад

    I’m would love to make some for my brother for Christmas anyway you could give me the exact material and brand?

  • @charlenemonson7298
    @charlenemonson7298 Год назад +2

    Been doing this with carbon arrows instead of bolts and instead of a actual cross bow knock I just put carbon arrow tip insert in the front and back of the diy bolt gets that thiner diameter moving pretty quick I wonder if the thinner diameter makes much of a difference other than speed which would be better for penetration and I think Id want a sharp COC 2 blade for pigs for aiding penetration awesome video by the way i love watching your videos

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +2

      That's a great idea, never crossed my mind. A bow that shoots flat nocks an incert in both ends would work fine.

    • @charlenemonson7298
      @charlenemonson7298 Год назад +1

      That 80 pound will shoot them great but idk if it would work with all the other mini crossbows

  • @owenthomas9863
    @owenthomas9863 10 месяцев назад

    i was thinking if you used the thinner shafts from the other crossbow you could make bolts for these and they would sit all the way back too the string. get a little bit more power

  • @DisparandoLatas
    @DisparandoLatas 2 месяца назад

    What is the final length of the bolt?

  • @owenthomas9863
    @owenthomas9863 10 месяцев назад +1

    Do these work better than those smaller razor bolts?

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  10 месяцев назад +3

      They shoot much slower but are much more accurate and consistent.

  • @hermanedwards1981
    @hermanedwards1981 9 месяцев назад

    Are those carbon fiber bolts?
    The reason I ask is because of the cabin fiber

  • @Mandandobala5.5
    @Mandandobala5.5 6 часов назад

    Quantos mm de expessura tem as setas ?

  • @briankinzer4175
    @briankinzer4175 Год назад

    Will that work on a deer out to 20 yards??

  • @AnglingSpiders
    @AnglingSpiders Год назад +1

    Great info for those looking to make some, thanks for sharing

  • @I_support_peace
    @I_support_peace 11 месяцев назад

    Hey Bud I got a question what's the smallest arrows I could use for my Mini striker I have some 6.3 inch was wondering if that would work?

  • @albaniansuperiorshqipetari8055
    @albaniansuperiorshqipetari8055 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks for making this video and other about crossbow. I have a question what size is the red finches and black Arrows you made?

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  9 месяцев назад +1

      I'm not sure which one you're talking about. These in this video were crossbow bolts, somewhere around 8mm outside diameter. I made a red fletched arrow to deer hunt with for the Striker. It was 5.95mm and 14 inches long. Like the kit arrows.

    • @albaniansuperiorshqipetari8055
      @albaniansuperiorshqipetari8055 9 месяцев назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters thanks

  • @seivaDsugnA
    @seivaDsugnA Год назад +3

    Um. It actually IS rocket science.

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +2

      Lol I guess. Never thought of it, but I suppose something is being blasted through space 🤔

  • @olewoodoutdoors
    @olewoodoutdoors Год назад

    Thanks, good video. Please make a video on building arrows for the Striker and Ballista. Showing how to change inserts and fletching on the Ballista stinger bolts would be great.

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +1

      I ment to send you an email. I really want to get down your way and try shooting some ocean fish. I'll get with you and we can talk arrows.

    • @olewoodoutdoors
      @olewoodoutdoors Год назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters sounds good. We have gotten so much rain lately that the water in my part of the bay is dirty, and I haven't tried to bait up some mullet. As soon as it clears it'll be on.

  • @Menuki
    @Menuki Год назад

    Really need that striker/bat ballista guide. Since their bolts are pretty much proprietary

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      I'm waiting on an arrow cutter I ordered.

    • @Menuki
      @Menuki Год назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters will that be essential or will a pipe cutter suffice?

  • @freedom_aint_free
    @freedom_aint_free Год назад

    In my experience, the aluminum bolts that comes with those crossbows, are really precise, as they are a little heavier than the more thinner ones usually with broadheads, BUT aluminum bolts do get bent out of shape pretty easily, and so I start to experiment with other materials, and in my tests, the PVC bolts are way more resistant, when they hit a moderately hard target, they will spring back to approximately their initial shape many many times, and as they are light they are really really fast and will hit hard. Those big ones made out of big arrows are way too heavy, at a short distance and for soft target they will work thought.

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +1

      Yeah I don't shoot them far. Under 10 yards most of the time.

  • @Wildwestwrangler
    @Wildwestwrangler 3 месяца назад

    You can buy broadhead bolts for the 80lb pistol crossbow already.

  • @williamjarvis3473
    @williamjarvis3473 3 месяца назад

    I know the video is old but I've ordered a couple times from you and the 80 lb hunting arrows all have plastic vanes.

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  3 месяца назад +1

      @williamjarvis3473 yeah at the time this video was made, I couldn't find any plastic vanes that were long enough to stableize the bolt but narrow enough to fit between the sights.

    • @williamjarvis3473
      @williamjarvis3473 3 месяца назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters great brother!

  • @michaelmello9510
    @michaelmello9510 Год назад

    Nice work 🤙

  • @MarkJLarsonOutdoors
    @MarkJLarsonOutdoors Год назад

    Thats a great way to do it brother! Thank you for sharing and Good luck with everything my friend!

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +2

      Thanks Mark, I watched ya putting together you pallet wall the other day. Ya got that looking good!

  • @davidcornell4463
    @davidcornell4463 5 месяцев назад

    So replacing stock bolt heads with broadheads doesn't work well because of the small fletching? Don't know, I have six broadheads from China and haven't fired them once. Target practice, not shooting to kill yet.

  • @systemicpandemic8770
    @systemicpandemic8770 Год назад +1

    Thanks for doing this. Kobalt is Lowes brand.

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +1

      Lol well that narrows it down. I do make an occasional pit stop in Lowes from time to time.

  • @itechhen
    @itechhen Год назад +1

    It's not so much that is difficult to make your own bolts because it's not. The difficulty is having the right supplies. feather fletching for example. But the bigger issue I've run into with the mini striker specifically is matching the bolt diameter of the stock bolts(micro diameter) and trying to find the right accessories for that diameter. Some list inner diameter, some list only the outer diameter so your left guessing what insert will work with what diameter bolt.... It's one big crapshoot

  • @RaisedOutdoors
    @RaisedOutdoors Год назад +2

    They just need to go ahead and hire you for product testing and development

  • @bayduy9323
    @bayduy9323 11 месяцев назад

    Nỏ săn của bạn có giá bao nhiêu tiền Việt Nam vậy?

  • @f1shinlife402
    @f1shinlife402 Год назад

    Could you make a video how you make your hunting bolts for your ballista bat/mini striker? I’ve tried using normal bolts and ended breaking my string. Already replaced but I’ve been trying to make some hunting bolts

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +1

      As soon as I can make the parts available. I don't want to make a video and then yall not be able to get your hands on the pieces needed.

    • @f1shinlife402
      @f1shinlife402 Год назад

      @@TheWaterSwatterscurious if you can use compound arrows because they’re a lot small than the crossbow bolts and just custom your own arrows from there

  • @jameswarren2541
    @jameswarren2541 9 месяцев назад

    If I had to make them I would take two of those veins off of that the biggest veins off of that broadhead you're putting on there cuz it's way too heavy the tip alone is probably 125 grain

  • @timothylee8004
    @timothylee8004 2 месяца назад

    Good to know

  • @PikesOmk
    @PikesOmk Год назад

    hi tell me when i use bigger bolts on my alligator can i take down an deer

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      Maybe if ya get it close enough. It's not legal for me to even try it in my state. The bow doesn't have a 100lb draw, which is the minimum for crossbow hunting where I live.

  • @MuazzPatelia
    @MuazzPatelia Год назад

    Hi can I use this crossbow for deer

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      It's not legal to use for deer in Oklahoma where I live. Ya better check your local regs but I'd say probably not gonna be legal.

    • @MuazzPatelia
      @MuazzPatelia Год назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters thanks if it is legal will this crossbow be able to kill a deer

    • @SirPraiseSun
      @SirPraiseSun Месяц назад

      raccoons and squirrels do not use this sh$% for deer....

  • @bowsbulletsbucks5799
    @bowsbulletsbucks5799 Год назад

    Let’s see those striker bows custom made bolts? I’d like to use the factory hunting bolts they just can’t group good enough with a full size broadhead

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +1

      Last year I made them just like this, cut to 14 inches...only the arrow didn't seat against the string. Worked anyway! This year imma use a smaller arrow diameter, reuse nocks from broken arrows and heavy arrow incerts.

  • @dragonaz7
    @dragonaz7 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you good job

  • @rawkexpress2060
    @rawkexpress2060 Год назад

    I'm looking to make some custom arrows for my 150Ib BALLISTA BAT Reverse Draw mini crossbow, what do I need or is the process the same?
    Thank you,

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +2

      Process is about the same but you need them micro diameter shafts.

    • @rawkexpress2060
      @rawkexpress2060 Год назад

      Thank you @@TheWaterSwatters

  • @Lugnutz89
    @Lugnutz89 11 месяцев назад

    Good information!

  • @leelancaster5967
    @leelancaster5967 Год назад

    Great video. Im sick of these flimsy aluminum 7.5mm bolts. Been looking at doy bolts.Doesn't the larger diameter cause issues for potential dry fire because the bolt is sitting higher on the rail.

  • @williamjarvis3473
    @williamjarvis3473 Год назад

    Great video! Make some fishing bolts next. They're expensive online.

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +1

      I just use metal sling shot fishing arrows for these 80lb bows...unmodified. You can find'em cheap on Amazon. People complain about them scratching the bow rail up...and they do...but I've shot hundreds of shots with'em out of this bow and it's still hammering on!
      Don't try it with a Striker or Bat. I broke a string trying it.

  • @dustinh4175
    @dustinh4175 Год назад

    I'd be interested to see what kind of group you could get at 30 yards off a bench rest or bipod and how much arrow drop there is from a 10 yard zero. Im guessing a 15" of holdover

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      Oh goodness I'm not sure. I've shot the compound bows at 30 yards but not the 80lb one. I bet with them heavy bolts it would take more than a 15 inch hold over but I've been wrong before. Lol several time!

    • @dustinh4175
      @dustinh4175 Год назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters science, Ok maybe 20 yards. It would be interesting to see how far you could shoot a consistent 8" group.

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      @@dustinh4175 I'll try it and let ya know!

  • @Samthebritishgent
    @Samthebritishgent 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for this video

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  11 месяцев назад

      You're welcome. I need to do another one I've came up with a better way!

  • @canonize9241
    @canonize9241 Год назад

    Another great video brother! Sadly for me (not actually) ive installed a 7 bolt mag on my modified 80 pound hand crossbow. Its double bladed bolts for me or bust! XD

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +1

      Lol someone needs to get that guy to make mags that accept full size bolts.

  • @mehDOGIESRATS2222
    @mehDOGIESRATS2222 Год назад

    Awesome man , I think ill just be lazy and buy the arrows with the feathers on them and cut the ends off and put the inserts in lol . Should be good enough to hunt possums I guess or rabbits . Add a red dot scope also lol .

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +1

      A red dot would definitely help!

    • @mehDOGIESRATS2222
      @mehDOGIESRATS2222 Год назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters Can imagine your bolts are much better than the shitty ones they come with . Use to have a compound bow that thing was just brutal . Just got a Mankung cross bow in the mail , looks like a bit of a toy . But I know it's not . Amazing how heavy the thing is . Probably end up getting a more powerful one . I like the look of the 120 pound Mamba .Be handy to stick in a pack etc . That video where you take down the Deer with one that's similar to the Mamba was very impressive .

  • @NotAziel
    @NotAziel 3 месяца назад

    You say feather veins are better than plastic ones but in your squirrel videos you use the same plastic ones that you sell on your website even though they feel more like rubber now that I’ve bought some and they fly perfectly but I’m just confused

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  3 месяца назад +1

      This is an older video. At the time I couldn't find any fletching small enough to fit between the front sight post. So I used feather fletchings so they would lay down as they passed through. Now that I've found a small 3 inch vane that fits between the sight post I use those. Kinda a growing or learning process.

  • @tonymengela3575
    @tonymengela3575 Год назад

    what broadhead are you using? I have some toxic ones but Im interested in the ones you have

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +1

      I use G5 Montecs...I just like'em! I got a jig I use to sharpen 'em that let's me reuse them, sometimes several times.

  • @KINGRADEON-wt4yf
    @KINGRADEON-wt4yf Год назад +3

    Had no idea you could unload that pistol crossbow, thanks

  • @aidenmornay
    @aidenmornay Год назад

    Love this channel

  • @BillMine-s8o
    @BillMine-s8o Год назад

    What type of adhesive do you use?

  • @OutdoorFamJam
    @OutdoorFamJam 7 месяцев назад

    I got mine a few days ago... and super NOT accurate. I get a good group for three botls and then the next two will be 5 inches away for the other group... sucks.

  • @Scippiaf
    @Scippiaf Год назад

    You tried em on coyote?

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +2

      I've tried and tried hunting coyotes. I just haven't been able to get one close enough to take a shot at.

    • @Scippiaf
      @Scippiaf Год назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters they're slippery little guys

  • @dave1secondago
    @dave1secondago Год назад

    top vid bro ill be making some

  • @dustinh4175
    @dustinh4175 Год назад

    You gotta get some illuminocks for those.

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      Yeah I had illuminocks in the ones I already made. I just didn't switch'em on.

  • @bowfishingfalcon1162
    @bowfishingfalcon1162 Год назад

    Gonna make me some for mine thanks for sharing, hope you can get on some hog's, I have the same crossbow 👌🏼

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад +1

      Man I do too! Them hogs are a problem everywhere....guess I shouldn't have complained last winter about'em. I haven't seen one in months.

    • @bowfishingfalcon1162
      @bowfishingfalcon1162 Год назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters lol they'll be back

  • @bretfaulkner
    @bretfaulkner Год назад

    awesome.God bless.

  • @Coulterculture
    @Coulterculture Год назад

    I've noticed that a pistol crossbow has such limited range that shooting a fletchless arrow, you get very reasonable accuracy . at the effective range you're describing, sub 15 yards, I'd be willing to bet green money you won't notice a difference in performance!ance on a shaft with zero fetch vs one with two vanes.

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      I'd probably have to take that bet if we were shooting broadheads. I've shot them without fletchings, with short fletching, plastic fletchings, feather fletchings and a few things in-between. There is a noticeable difference.
      With a perfectly tuned bow maybe but not with these little bows......there's a difference.

  • @1okanaganguy
    @1okanaganguy 5 месяцев назад

    ...it's ancient science

  • @donnthesovereigncitizen1577
    @donnthesovereigncitizen1577 Год назад

    The tubing cutters work good for aluminum shafts, but not carbon fiber shafts, carbon fiber frays when cut with a cutter made for cutting metals. Yes,I tried.

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      It frays a little but works. The carbon arrows I used to deer hunt last year were cut with this little pipe cutter. They worked fine.

  • @russellcallaway8034
    @russellcallaway8034 Год назад

    Very nice

  • @JamesMcnicholas-hn7ew
    @JamesMcnicholas-hn7ew 4 месяца назад

    Temu has them already made😂

  • @Шмель-ы5й
    @Шмель-ы5й Год назад

    Где титры ничего не понятно что он балтает

  • @cs-vf2de
    @cs-vf2de Год назад

    Lowes

  • @teshuvahemmet3036
    @teshuvahemmet3036 3 месяца назад

    👍

  • @BACwithKraakman
    @BACwithKraakman 29 дней назад

    0:41 - 0:50 Just don't. That's a hole in the hand right there.

  • @jameswarren2541
    @jameswarren2541 9 месяцев назад

    Why don't you just buy a scaled-down broadhead for that crossbow bolt duh

  • @СтасРодин-ч4й
    @СтасРодин-ч4й Год назад

    Dude, I really don't understand what these troubles are for. At those distances that the alligator works, arrows can be taken without plumage at all, it will hit 15-20 meters anyway! 100%😊

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      Lol well do what works for you!

    • @СтасРодин-ч4й
      @СтасРодин-ч4й Год назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters I'm sorry you live so far from me. I would roast more than one wild boar with you and drink more than one liter of delicious, strong alcohol!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @СтасРодин-ч4й
      @СтасРодин-ч4й Год назад

      @@TheWaterSwatters Напрасно ты ржешь, что касаемо снайпинга, с этим Девайсом я проделал все, что только возможно)))

    • @TheWaterSwatters
      @TheWaterSwatters  Год назад

      @@СтасРодин-ч4й I don't drink but in this case I might make an exception!

  • @corybranch7499
    @corybranch7499 Год назад

    Badass

  • @BACwithKraakman
    @BACwithKraakman 29 дней назад

    0:46 - 0:47 is just so cringe inducing.

  • @SirPraiseSun
    @SirPraiseSun Месяц назад

    hunting raccoons maybe

  • @davidcmusic-l6s
    @davidcmusic-l6s 3 месяца назад

    I keep seeing people buying these crossbows for children, so incredibly dangerous. I love my babies and ain't no way in hell! Just sayin'