Check it out! Thanks to my very loving wife...



(Also, yes, I'm getting a bit fuzzy.)
We took it out to play with it a bit in the backyard. I really like the feel of it. It has a good heft, and the way the darts leap off of the tip at the end of the stroke is very satisfying. It's far more direct and personal than archery.
Does anyone have an idea where one could practice with such a device? Basically, anyplace you'd be okay using a hunting bow will be fine. It was nice getting a feel for it in the backyard, but it would be far too easy to lose a dart (possibly into something valuable and fragile, like a neighbor) overshooting the fence back there.
(Also, yes, I'm getting a bit fuzzy.)
We took it out to play with it a bit in the backyard. I really like the feel of it. It has a good heft, and the way the darts leap off of the tip at the end of the stroke is very satisfying. It's far more direct and personal than archery.
Does anyone have an idea where one could practice with such a device? Basically, anyplace you'd be okay using a hunting bow will be fine. It was nice getting a feel for it in the backyard, but it would be far too easy to lose a dart (possibly into something valuable and fragile, like a neighbor) overshooting the fence back there.
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Well, if you can make it to NoVA . . .
We used to play around with making atlatl back in my boy scout troop (along with slings and bolos), they're a lot of fun, but it takes time to achieve the accuracy needed for hunting.
Nice toy, good luck with you experementations.
--doug
Re: Well, if you can make it to NoVA . . .
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-Jamie
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You could go down to the local shooting range?
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