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michiganman
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my exocet speed today

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finally got to borrow my brothers crony to check out my set up. shooting my 200lb exocet with boo string and whiskers ,i shot 302 fps.this was with a 455 grain bolts today. that puts me at 94lbs kE. im real happy with the xbow and string set up .this should be one thumping set up.I'm use to shooting 50lbs ke with my bad shoulder.

also got my bag target redone,and its working well,just tore old one apart and used a feed bag for the shell.JIM
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how do you like that chrono? Im hoping the wife gets me that for my bday :D
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Don't lend those nice chronographs to casual friends posessing less than average shooting skills. I learned the hard way :cry:
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seen some nice toms today,hoping to test the new xbow out on one in a month.The big boys were strutting the gals today,one was close to 12" beard
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enormous wrote:Don't lend those nice chronographs to casual friends posessing less than average shooting skills. I learned the hard way :cry:
Hey! I only shoot my own chrony!
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my brothers wasnt working today very well ,and i wanted to shoot it.
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enormous wrote:Don't lend those nice chronographs to casual friends posessing less than average shooting skills. I learned the hard way :cry:
Or let them shoot a muzzleloader using sabots through it.
:shock: :roll: :cry:
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Post by Doe Master »

The warranty department for Chrony will not warranty a bullet through the display :shock: . A friend asked about that one . :lol:
I have personally knocked my chrony over with the blast from my muzzleloader . :)
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are crony's expensive?
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mikej wrote:are crony's expensive?
Only when you shoot them!
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Boo wrote:
mikej wrote:are crony's expensive?
Only when you shoot them!
when you get to shoot one...are they hard to gut?what do they taste like?
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fogducker wrote:
Boo wrote:
mikej wrote:are crony's expensive?
Only when you shoot them!
when you get to shoot one...are they hard to gut?what do they taste like?
It was too tough, it was an older trophy chrony!
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Stop you guys my sides are spliting LOL
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fogducker wrote:
Boo wrote:
mikej wrote:are crony's expensive?
Only when you shoot them!
when you get to shoot one...are they hard to gut?what do they taste like?
Well, they taste like salty tears and gutting is not nessesary, fast moving projectiles do that instantly for you.
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Post by Farmer »

i have the pro chrono and an older shooting chrony ( a red box style that flips open ) both work very well . Both are reasonably priced .
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