I love how when the target fell over, your youngest boy instinctively STOPPED cocking the crossbow and waited with the "muzzle" down, you didn't even have to tell him.
This was fun to watch. It makes me sad my boys aren't old enough to shoot yet, cuz I just had mine delivered and I assembled it today. I have a bunch of mods coming from Steambow soon, too. Only thing I can add is that it is better to use their page assembly guide here on RUclips, because there are a couple really good pointers in there to get the most out of your package; particularly with lube application but, more importantly, about filing down the latch edges to pre-wear the rail. The machine leaves the corners really jagged and will tear up your string fast if you do not give it that TLC during assembly. These things are beautiful though, and it's such a blessing to have family you can share it with. Awesome video.
Way to be buddy! I remember seeing my 12yo boys eyes light up seeing a X products flame thrower at his first gun show. We had to bring it home, the look on his mothers face was priceless. He hasn’t missed a show since.
the joy the three of you share with your time together is inspiring. makes me look forward to when my little ones get a little bigger. awesome stuff man! really enjoyed this wholesome moment.
I had one of these style of mini cross bows off amazon. Was like $35 bucks. This is basically the same overall design with the added stock and magazine. It worked pretty well.
Learning points about the Kit Badger family 1 Ira is the new Van Helsing 2 we know who is most likely to get in trouble for not reading the warnings in instructions.
Novel toy. Classic case of over engineering. As I watch I can't help but think about how a normal simple light draw bow is better than this thing in nearly every way.
Except this is probably more fun, holds multiple rounds, probably easier to learn to shoot, safer. Shooting a bow accurately takes a lot of practice, and consistency. Also, not shooting it correctly can cause injuries, like the bow string hitting your arm when you let it go if you don’t have a proper stance.
@@BryceKimball7.3 Most of what you said why I called it a “novel toy”. Playing darts would at least give you skill at a game that is found in millions of places. Any skill developed with this unique contraption is mostly limited to this very uncommon device.
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I love how when the target fell over, your youngest boy instinctively STOPPED cocking the crossbow and waited with the "muzzle" down, you didn't even have to tell him.
That’s a pretty wholesome fun with dad video
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Oh, fancy seeing you here
One of my fave YT'ers. Great guy, great family, great dad. Didn't let the lack of natural light hinder the fun either!
This was fun to watch. It makes me sad my boys aren't old enough to shoot yet, cuz I just had mine delivered and I assembled it today. I have a bunch of mods coming from Steambow soon, too. Only thing I can add is that it is better to use their page assembly guide here on RUclips, because there are a couple really good pointers in there to get the most out of your package; particularly with lube application but, more importantly, about filing down the latch edges to pre-wear the rail. The machine leaves the corners really jagged and will tear up your string fast if you do not give it that TLC during assembly. These things are beautiful though, and it's such a blessing to have family you can share it with. Awesome video.
It’s been so neat seeing what great young men your boys are becoming.
Way to be buddy! I remember seeing my 12yo boys eyes light up seeing a X products flame thrower at his first gun show. We had to bring it home, the look on his mothers face was priceless. He hasn’t missed a show since.
"Son, you know people used to die normally from cross bolts?"
the joy the three of you share with your time together is inspiring. makes me look forward to when my little ones get a little bigger. awesome stuff man! really enjoyed this wholesome moment.
Haha enjoy the time you have now pal! It doesn’t get easier.
That looks cool and fun!! Living the dream Kit!! God bless yall!!
I'm in Britain and have no real need for this but damn! I'm very tempted to buy one it's just so cool
i got one and i love it 😃
I had one of these style of mini cross bows off amazon. Was like $35 bucks. This is basically the same overall design with the added stock and magazine.
It worked pretty well.
I hope not, since this costs $300.
Awesome camping toy
Learning points about the Kit Badger family 1 Ira is the new Van Helsing 2 we know who is most likely to get in trouble for not reading the warnings in instructions.
Nice family time, gents! I'll let my kid watch and see if he asks for one.
REQUEST! You should create several Kit Badger Spotify - "Music to shoot to" lists!
Now that is nifty
Knife handoff at 1:29... LEGIT.
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Reminds me of me and my son's now this is real family bonding 💪🏽🇺🇲👑 but some of my daughters have better placement than the boys
Would a senior citizen be able to operate this crossbow?????
Bad sign when the 14 year old is the reasonable one....
Should we just try one? Nope.😅
Novel toy. Classic case of over engineering. As I watch I can't help but think about how a normal simple light draw bow is better than this thing in nearly every way.
Except this is probably more fun, holds multiple rounds, probably easier to learn to shoot, safer. Shooting a bow accurately takes a lot of practice, and consistency. Also, not shooting it correctly can cause injuries, like the bow string hitting your arm when you let it go if you don’t have a proper stance.
@@BryceKimball7.3 Most of what you said why I called it a “novel toy”. Playing darts would at least give you skill at a game that is found in millions of places. Any skill developed with this unique contraption is mostly limited to this very uncommon device.
@@BryceKimball7.3 learning a simple bow is more valuable and skill transferable than this. That’s why it’s just a novelty.
will be better in every point: ruclips.net/video/qTYY2m3rtYU/видео.html, but you bought it obviously as kids toy so its ok