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Hey man I all of videos on the KI CROSSBOW. I wanted to ask do you think that KI would do anything for me as a customer. I got one of the older swat crossbow it broke 4 different times then they sent me a fatal x and it also broke and could never get in touch with them so I just stoped trying. What my question is could you maybe help me out I have called and left numerous messages with no response from them at all any help would be appreciated. Thank you my name is Randy Garrett. Thanks in advance.

This is the second UA-cam video review of this rifle I have watched. You mention twice that it is light. The other review mentioned twice that it was heavy. How about an actual weight?

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Good video, Matt. I think you’re helping out the new shooters and those that just like a fixed power scope. I’m looking forward to your next video. Like you I’m also a big fan of the MV 36. I have some other ones as well, but that’s probably my favorite, I’m guessing that will be in the next series Looking forward to it

My first year with a crossbow I had a multi-line scope. I told my wife this scope will cost me a deer. Sure enough, I had one of the biggest bucks I've ever had a chance at in front of me. I missed! After that I bought a Parker pin-point that is an adjustable single aiming point scope. I really liked that scope and still have it on my backup bow. Then a few years ago I bought an Oracle X. That thing is the best! It's alot of fun to shoot out to 100yds here at home. I really enjoy it.

Thanks for the demonstration I’ve got the KI Rush 400 and I absolutely love the crank cocker

This is good stuff. I couldn't agree with you more. We all know that if you go to an archery pro shop and buy the latest and greatest , you're going to spend $2,500.00 for a tricked out rig. I recently bought a used PSE EVO EVL 32 for $300. And this bow was in mint, brand new condition. It also had new, custom strings and cables. I kept thinking to myself, " get out of here before this guy changes his mind." Another thing you didn't mention is that compound bows have reached a point where manufacturers have reached a limit to what they can do to make them better. They aren't getting faster. They aren't really shooting any better than bows that are three or four years old. The easy tuning systems have been around for a while now and we've had carbon for a few years. And now we have Mathews integrating their components into the riser. But it seems to me that bows have reached a limit to what can be done to improve them. So, you're right. Just go out and buy something two to four years old that is just as nice. I'll mention one other thing: Over the past few years there have been quite a few bow companies that have gone out of business. Most recently Athens. Parker, Ben Pearson, Winchester. Ross and several smaller players. And now, the Chinese are coming into the market, Sanlida in particular. And they are making good stuff. As a consumer, I can't help but feel we are getting gouged.

I'm buying one!! Thanks for the vid

If your gonna get one of these personally I recommend the DPMS specifically not the Crossman R1 the DPMS is the same exact gun just put together better and the parts feel and look proper the crossman has a plasticy look and feel while the DPMS looks and feels solider not to mention the stock while not AR compatible is much sturdier and the buffer tube is solidly held onto the lower receiver

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Good morning Matt. Thanks again for another good devotional. I kind of snickered when you were talking about how you like to have all your ducks in a row and be totally prepared. I’ve had several friends over the years that were engineers and I think that is a very common trait among engineers. In your case, maybe even God affirming that you are using the talents that he gave you and doing the right thing I’m typically not a worrier, that is not to say that I don’t ever worry, but when I catch myself worrying and I realize I’m not honoring God. As you were mentioning about the planets and holding earth in its place, when we think about what God actually controls every second of every day it makes our needs seem pretty minuscule , and we know that he can take care of us we will get out of the way and let him Thanks again Matt and I hope you have an awesome week!

I liked this same verse this week. I think you and I are a lot alike in the worrying department. Some of the words you were saying sounded like there were coming right out of my mouth, I.e., “I’m a worrier,”. “I am somewhat of a control freak,” “I like to have a plan B, Plan C.” Me too! But I’m doing better the older I get! I find great comfort and encouragement knowing “if God is for us, who can be against us?” Praying for all of us worriers to let go, and let God. Love ya! ❤

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Very nice. Thanks.

I have ms I know what you mean . Lyme disease is a man-made disease that escape from Plum Island in Maryland

Did you try the 3 blade out of the crossbow?

I just got one and its default setting with no zoom enabled is too much for close range / indoor use (home defense). Is this the same for you?

Remember when the single cam was all the rage??? Well I tried out a few of these. I ended up with “and still have” the Martin Cheetah. My god compared to today’s bows, I can’t find a more forgiving or easier bow to tune than this one. Being left handed,you usually need to buy it without the ability to try it out. Very few archery shops carry left handed bows 😢. With a 27”draw speed is not even a consideration. Obviously that doesn’t make a difference. When you are talking about 25yrd and less shots. I honestly hate the speed bows that want to jump out of your hand at release,that’s just another reason to effect….Smooth Shooting! Thanks guys for the video! Mike

Fellowship with other believers is top priority for us on the sabbath. On top of that, we do whatever is relaxing that we dont get a chance to do the rest of the week. We dont continue to do work that we did the othet six days of the week. Not to say if there was a project that we enjoyed doing that wasnt work we just didn't finish throughout the week. We wouldnt be leagalistic and not do it. Personally I wouldn't say mow the lawn, because I feel I could have gotten it done one of the other days of the week. Also the noise might be interrupting someone elses sabbath. Hope this makes sense. Ultimately its between you and God.

Such a good question you posed, Matt. When I was a young girl, Sunday was always a family day. We couldn’t have friends over, we couldn’t go to friend’s houses , and most stores were closed on Sunday, so there was no shopping available. We visited our grandparents or just stayed home. It was one of the few days we got to see our Dad because he worked 2nd shift, so it was extra special in that regard. It’s harder these days to “observe the Sabbath” with so many worldly distractions, but I do try to make iit a calm, easy going day. Sometimes we do some work, but nothing that would cause any great stress. I’m trying harder to also make it a no social media day. That seems to help! Thanks for sharing your heart! ❤

Thanks, Matt. I know it takes time and effort even to put together an impromptu style cast. I really enjoyed it and of course everyone you talk to is going to have a different opinion from you can do anything you want to you can do absolutely nothing. Personally, I think it falls somewhere in between. I think we need to recognize God even more on the sabbath and make sure that we keep him involved and at the front of everything that we do including thanking him for these beautiful days and time with family not to mention the abilities that he’s giving you to be able to do this stuff. I know what it’s like to have that taken away. This is the day that the Lord has made. We shall rejoice and be glad in it. For me that means enjoy the day, appreciate the day and appreciate everything that God has given us. Recognizing that every single thing we have comes from God is just one way to recognize His Holiness, and to be Holy as He is Holy. Since the death ofChrist on the cross, we live in the grace dispensation era by New Testament rules not Old Testament laws . The Old Testament is still of great value for instruction & should never be dismissed.

I think it's great that everyone was off their devices and just interacting together. It seems everyone is so wrapped up in them anymore that we neglect our time with God and one another

Yup I agree for a new archer it’s great to start with used even as is the hobby will still get expensive hahahaha . So keep it as cheap as possible.

Yeah it’s not like a rifle go around knocking it on stuff. Best thing to do once you realize your going to stick with it buy a new one keep it for a few years then buy another

I bought a used Mathew’s shot it for awhile then I realized I loved archery then I bought a new vtm

I wasn't sure if i would like archery or even be able to shoot a bow. 2 shoulder injuries ajd 1 major shoulder surgery on draw shoulder. Started low poundage and working my way up. Im 52yrs old and only shooting 60# but am hooked on this archery thing lol. Going to hunt this fall for whitetail and then hog hunt in texas several times a year.

So go to a pro shop and "use" them to figure out your DL, poundage you can handle, pick thier brains, shoot their bows, and then screw them out of a sale? Folks, this is shit advice right here. Most shops are small, family owned businesses that need the dollars from local buyer to stay afloat. Support your local Archery Shops! It is very difficult for them to stay profitable and keep the doors open. Don't do what this clown is telling you to do.

The used market is fantastic! Bows and most other archery gear depreciate FAST. Imo its better to buy used high end gear than new cheap gear! That being said... There is something to be said about having a good warranty from a good company. But for guys just trying to get started youll be amazed at guys selling fully loaded flagship bows from just a few years ago cheaper than the bow was new!

I feel really old. I am still shooting a Martin cougar from 1994. The only thing I have upgraded is the arrows and string. Still accurate put to 70 yards consistently. Paid $700 new. I can't see spending today's prices period. I'll admit the new bows are light as a feather and have smoother draw cycles. It still comes down to a string to fling a arrow.

Great advice my friend I have been shoot bows all my life and have bought 2 brand new bow.I’m 64 and have probably own 20/25 bows and now shoot last yrs Mach 34 from EBay for half the price ,the latest and greatest isn’t always the best

I buy a new bow every 25-30 years. I was given a pse in mid 1980’s, purchased a 1992 Jennings carbon extreme that I shot until the limb pockets wore out. I purchased a new discontinued Mathew’s for 1/2 price in 2017. I know a 7 time world champion that has shot the same bow for 15 years.

Used bows are good if you work on your own equipment or are in good standing with someone who can. You don't get warranty support, except if it has a transferrable warranty, but I have yet to need it. I haven't bought a new bow since 2016, and that was an Evolve 35 that was on an "end of year" closeout. Bows that are a few years old are just as good as anything coming out now because technology has hit a plateau.

The last 4 bows I bought were off eBay. 2 o em were brand new leftover stock with full warranty. Ridiculous. I make a killing because I’m a lefty.

Left hand = no used bows. Been shooting 25 years and ended up buying diamonds and Parker’s at bass pro outlet store because I couldn’t afford a new bow. Saved this year and ordered a Darton sequel

My current 2013 bow specs are 340 fps, 35" ATA, 6.25" brace height, & 4.5 pounds. If I replaced it today, the 2024 (same brand) bow specs would be 342 fps, 34" ATA, 6.25" brace height, & 4.5 pounds. I would feel like a fool replacing my 11 year old bow. I prefer my bow over their current model. I wouldn't trade my bow even up for a new one. I have no intention of replacing it in my lifetime. I see no reason to do so. Bows haven't changed much spec-wise in the past 10+ years. My days of buying new bows are done! Buy a brand that's going to be here tomorrow, & enjoy it for years to come.

Bear makes a few bows in the $400 to $500 range that shoot and perform li,e 1k bows

You can wait just 6 months after the new bows come out....and sometimes get them for half price.

New bows are an atrocious investment.

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PSE doesn't stock parts for any bow more than 3 years old.

Spot on. I have never bought a new bow. I always buy last year’s flagship bow for half the price or a little less. I haven’t been disappointed yet.

Why buy a used one when there is companies out there that have new bows for the price of used ones

Good advice. Thanks.

I bought a used Hoyt rampage that was 2 years old when I got it. It was $450 all set up already. It is the bow I’m still using.

Shot out to 50 yds with mine and hit bullseye

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Looks like that bow shoots really good. It’s still on my list. By the way, I lost your email address somehow or at least I can’t find it. I wanted to talk to you about the Magnus stinger buzz cut 4 blade 150 grain broadheads What kind of blood trails do you get with your Magnus heads?

That's exactly the kind of piece of advice I was looking for as a noob ! Thanks so much

I heard the X1 can shoot flat nocks as well as the half moon