Saturday, 12 October 2013

M4 Tactical Crossbow Review Pt1

This ball bearing launching bad-boy is currently living at the LSP's place. The M4 tactical Crossbow was sent to us by the lovely people at TacticalZone.com
The M4 is a sweet set up, you even get the red-dot included in the package, for your $299

Physical Weight : 3.1kg (6.8lbs)

draw weight: 80kg(180 lbs )

Feeding mode : Manual

Effective range :75m (82 yards)

Overall size:72*54*29cm

In the Box

Wolf’s Eye Blue illuminating light

160 pellets of 8mm steel ball

LED Torchlight gun attachment

Red Dot Laser Sight

Gloves

Tools

Black Carrying Case
Early testing left chief range officer The LSP in no doubt that its a lot of fun, chrono testing in part 2! Will it work against Zombies though?

More soon
SBW

9 comments:

  1. Yeah but can you put a bayonet on it?

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  2. What exactly is one supposed to do with it?

    Its hardly readily transportable, inconspicuous in use or easily hidden in a coat pocket, like a traditional catapult.

    Is it intended to be used as one of those big boys toys, like expensive golf clubs? Played with a few times when first acquired and then left in the corner of the box room gathering dust and cobwebs.

    Wilf

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  3. Exploriment

    Aint Tacticool unless ya can!
    SBW

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  4. Tactical or not, that's one nasty looking crossbow.

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  5. Look here, SBW. Time to visit Texas.

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  6. You can fire bolts from it as well as ball bearings

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  7. Its nowhere near 180LB In the video a pregnant woman cocks it while sitting on a chair!! Iam a big guy and I couldn't cock a 120LB sitting down!! I think its around 60lb. You cant shoot any arrows or bolts from it either as its loaded from the barrel and flights don't fit. So the flightless bolts are VERY inaccurate indeed!!

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  8. Kram195

    I fear you may well be right, good news though I will soon be doing some more testing with it so I may be able to give you an imperial answer and do some videos of ballbearings smashing things up, which will be fun
    SBW

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You're welcome to disagree, life would be way too boring if we all agreed with each other and we'd never learn anything.
I like to think that we're all grown up enough to argue every last point, right down to the bone, without bearing a grudge afterwards.



Come on in the waters lovely
SBW