So lets discuss why you thing you have the [perfect crossbow]. There is good and bad in all of them. for the most part they all propel and arrow forward. I'll start with the 2 I have owned. Not that they are perfect just facts.
#1 is an old pse that I gave to my dad years ago. I don't know the model other than it was an early 90's model. it use's a knock like a bow. I also has a lizard tongue style rest. No rail which I prefer. Less arrow contact with more forgiveness. Shots are slow but very accurate out to 60 yards.
#2 is the R26 ravin. The ease of cocking is great. No rail to interfere with arrow trajectory. aA little different rest than the PSE. I don't like the roller rest or the spring loaded part. However it shoots great out to 100 yards. The speed is great as well for such a short bow.
I will be designing a new rest for the Ravin. Not sure if I can get a drop away to work but we shall see.
#1 is an old pse that I gave to my dad years ago. I don't know the model other than it was an early 90's model. it use's a knock like a bow. I also has a lizard tongue style rest. No rail which I prefer. Less arrow contact with more forgiveness. Shots are slow but very accurate out to 60 yards.
#2 is the R26 ravin. The ease of cocking is great. No rail to interfere with arrow trajectory. aA little different rest than the PSE. I don't like the roller rest or the spring loaded part. However it shoots great out to 100 yards. The speed is great as well for such a short bow.
I will be designing a new rest for the Ravin. Not sure if I can get a drop away to work but we shall see.