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Title: Anyone shoot a Striker Slapstick?
Post by: T.L on May 09, 2008, 03:58:00 PM
Does anyone shoot one of these bows? How do they rank in terms of noise and performance?
thanks,
Tom.
Title: Re: Anyone shoot a Striker Slapstick?
Post by: Wapiti Chaser on May 09, 2008, 06:49:00 PM
I shot one and thought it was a great bow. Very fast and quiet. I picked it up and shot about ten groups exactly where my Morrison Dakota shot.
Title: Re: Anyone shoot a Striker Slapstick?
Post by: JoeM on May 09, 2008, 07:17:00 PM
Shot one in harrisburg.  By know means does it make me an expert but the bow was very smooth and quiet.  Rick is a top notch fella!!    Joe
Title: Re: Anyone shoot a Striker Slapstick?
Post by: buckeye_hunter on May 09, 2008, 09:15:00 PM
I had a slapstick that was very quiet and a good shooter.  I shot that bow exclusively for 2 1/2 years. It turned out the bow was a better shooter than I was. I'm not a very good shot with a longbow and found I did better with recurves.  Hence, I no longer have the slapstick and now shoot a recurve.  

If you are a longbow guy, I think you would be pleased with it. I just couldn't do it justice.


-Charlie
Title: Re: Anyone shoot a Striker Slapstick?
Post by: KYArcher on May 10, 2008, 10:56:00 AM
I have a 60" #46@26" I figure about #51@ my 28"draw Slapstick. I'm shooting CX 45/60 Rebel at around 480gr., and the bow seems pretty quick. Smooth draw, quiet,virtualy no handshock, just a great shooting nice handling little bow. I really like the matte finish Rick puts on these bows.
Title: Re: Anyone shoot a Striker Slapstick?
Post by: darb on May 10, 2008, 05:21:00 PM
I'm fairly new to longbows after shooting compounds and an old Bear Grizzly for years.  I bought a used Slapstik 56" 58#@28 and have been very impressed with it's performance as it shoots better than I can.  

My friend who has far more trad experience bought one shortly afters shooting mine and also likes his.  The bows are ultra light, draw smoothly and are dead in your hand after release.
Brad