As may be apparent, I like the SWAT and SWAT XP.
A few comments first:
I realize that I place a much greater emphasis on extreme accuracy than most crossbow shooters. Extreme accuracy first drew me to the SWAT . Secondly, mechanical efficiency is also a serious draw to me. The original had this and the XP even more. The comparatively low price is just an added bonus. Simplicity, light weight, very small size , safety, lifetime warranty, actual feel, balance are additional plus‘s.
I’ve been teaching the NASP program to 5-9th graders. I have to talk slowly and distinctly to them. Unfortunately, I feel I did the same on the video - talked even slower than this Arkansan normally does.
Near the end of the video, I made two shots: 60 and 80 yards. I used discretion and didn’t make a 100 yard shot. Due to the length of the video, the 60 yard shot was edited out but the arrow is still in the target.
The video cameraman arrived rather late in the morning. The temp was 92 degrees when we started. 96 when we finished. Gnats and mosquitoes were having a good time.
I hope the video will answer any unanswered questions.
PS Disclaimer : I bought both of my SWATs on the open market and paid KI for my XPs even though that wasn’t expected. My interest, etc of the SWAT/SWAT XP is strictly based on the merits of the crossbows. Nothing else.
A few comments first:
I realize that I place a much greater emphasis on extreme accuracy than most crossbow shooters. Extreme accuracy first drew me to the SWAT . Secondly, mechanical efficiency is also a serious draw to me. The original had this and the XP even more. The comparatively low price is just an added bonus. Simplicity, light weight, very small size , safety, lifetime warranty, actual feel, balance are additional plus‘s.
I’ve been teaching the NASP program to 5-9th graders. I have to talk slowly and distinctly to them. Unfortunately, I feel I did the same on the video - talked even slower than this Arkansan normally does.
Near the end of the video, I made two shots: 60 and 80 yards. I used discretion and didn’t make a 100 yard shot. Due to the length of the video, the 60 yard shot was edited out but the arrow is still in the target.
The video cameraman arrived rather late in the morning. The temp was 92 degrees when we started. 96 when we finished. Gnats and mosquitoes were having a good time.
I hope the video will answer any unanswered questions.
PS Disclaimer : I bought both of my SWATs on the open market and paid KI for my XPs even though that wasn’t expected. My interest, etc of the SWAT/SWAT XP is strictly based on the merits of the crossbows. Nothing else.