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2/24/2014 3:16:29 PM EDT
My son is 8 and 60 lbs., He is taking a class tonight at Cabelas for youth bow. Im going to pick up a crossbow and was thinking about the how heavy the front is. Is there a pole or some way to let him use the crossbow and maybe get good enough to bag a deer this fall?
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2/24/2014 3:18:26 PM EDT
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Check out the Tenpoint Steddy Eddy.

Essentially an adjustable mono-pod - I use one on an Excalibur.

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2/24/2014 3:23:46 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By kallnojoy:
Check out the Tenpoint Steddy Eddy.

Essentially an adjustable mono-pod - I use one on an Excalibur.

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That was quick!! Thanks
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"YEARS ago, I was buying wooden crates of it, 1440 rds per box, a multiple of 770 for you SLOW ones out there.
For $69!"
2/24/2014 4:11:07 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By hero2three:

That was quick!! Thanks
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Originally Posted By hero2three:
Originally Posted By kallnojoy:
Check out the Tenpoint Steddy Eddy.

Essentially an adjustable mono-pod - I use one on an Excalibur.


That was quick!! Thanks



Welcome and good luck to your boy!

I would (re)emphasize with him to make darn sure fingers/gloves/sleeves/etc are below the string flight line - i've noticed sometimes I hold the foreend oddly with the monopod attached.
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