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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 314851" data-attributes="member: 4743">Tore my rotary cup and ended up with a permit.I would much prefer to hunt with my Mathew and maybe with the right excerise program could again.&nbsp; Up to a certain distance it is as good as a rifle.&nbsp; But am scare to try and maybe tear again.&nbsp; Do not want to repair that again even if i could repair for a second time.&nbsp; So i guess will continue using the crossbow.&nbsp; Two deer in 10 years with it so not a big killer of deer.&nbsp; But again, it is not the same as using a compound and that is not the same as a recurve.&nbsp; Also with the crossbow i am a lot less likely to wound the deer versus my Mathew.&nbsp;&nbsp; db- - - Updated - - -Much can be said today with bullets, scopes and rifles.&nbsp; Mainly in the scopes that are now available compare to just a short time ago.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 314851, member: 4743"] Tore my rotary cup and ended up with a permit. I would much prefer to hunt with my Mathew and maybe with the right excerise program could again. Up to a certain distance it is as good as a rifle. But am scare to try and maybe tear again. Do not want to repair that again even if i could repair for a second time. So i guess will continue using the crossbow. Two deer in 10 years with it so not a big killer of deer. But again, it is not the same as using a compound and that is not the same as a recurve. Also with the crossbow i am a lot less likely to wound the deer versus my Mathew. db [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Much can be said today with bullets, scopes and rifles. Mainly in the scopes that are now available compare to just a short time ago. db [/QUOTE]

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