can I hunt squirels with this out to 30yds?
1342027
yes with proper shot placement, no problem even out a little further say 40 to 50 yards.
1342028
No problem for an out of the box marauder, as it's all up to the level of the operator. I've added the UTG 3-9x32 bug buster scope and mounted a micro red/green dot on top of it for quick on fly targets. The scope combo works very well for me as I've also mounted the UTG universal bi pod making the complete platform deadly accurate to 50 yards and owning the space in between.
1342029
You sure can! In fact, this is the...err...pistol? carbine? that I recommend to friends who can't afford the Marauder rifle. If you're hunting squirrels at 30 yards, you'll want to invest in a good scope, though. The gun can do it, and you can do it, but you'll want something like a 3-9x40 scope on it with an adjustable objective. Check out Leapers' compact "Bugbuster" line, also sold on amazon. These scopes work particularly well with the Marauder Pistol given that you can use them while the gun is set up both as a pistol and as a carbine.
877151
I wouldn't use broadheads unless shooting game. Most tips are for target hunt. I suggest a 100-150 grain field tip
1186505
probably, though I would keep the distance within 5 yds or so. After that, any amount of wind will throw the shot off. Why would you want to shoot small birds anyways? Killing anything that isn't small game for fun is pretty messed up
1421285
after the mods i made to my bow i would think it could easily slay a fish at close range 15 ft or less with the right arrows the arrows included wont suffice buy some real fishing arrows but i would not suggest any modifications to the bow i took a chance and got lucky so far hope you have fun !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
927868
I think the 30 will handle most of those needs. The drag system is excellent. I can run 10 and 12 pound line on it fine. If your averaging monster fish consistantly you may think about the 40. But ive had no problem yet, and I only fish rivers.
1235720
Have not hunted groundhog with it.I sure that it would work fine for them.I would think up to 30-40 Yards.I have mine sighted in a 50 yards, pretty accurateat 75 yards.
1326634
It is not if you can it is should you. You can hunt elk with a 223. should you (NO). I have not hunted elk with this but I have found that with practice it is very accurate. I did shoot a large buck whitetail at 50yd. the bolt passed through it side ways and landed 20yd. beyond. I think with a good shot It would take down a elk clean.
1559171
Idk bout bow hunting but I would advise getting this rangefinder for that purpose get something more advance, it will worth it in the end truth me
1257942
I would not see why not, just line one of the blades with the cock feather and it should shoot fine... If it dose not line up and you are using aluminum shafts, get a torch to heat up the aluminum feral inside the shaft and get ether a broad head wrench or pliers while it is still hot and turn one of the blades to aline with cock feather
736027
I own one. At 30 yards or less, you should have no poblem taking down a deer. If you want a highly accurate one, spend the money on an Excalibur Phoenix. I have one of them as well.
477912
Wm, I would not recommend this for deer hunting. You can however, take smaller game with it.Best, Bruce
211022
No, absolutely not. This is a GREAT bow for target shooting, but not powerful enough to hunt humanely.
2046821
This bow is capable of making an ethical kill at 60yds. It is an extremely fast and accurate bow. I have a friend who shoots the new Excalibur maxis 380 and although it is a little faster . At 30 and 40 yards I can group as good or better than he does . Personally I have a self imposed limit of 40 to 45 yds.
2080141
Ya, I suppose any compound bows on the market it is suitable. When tested to its 400fps standard, it's not capable!!! If your not shooting over 320fps you can purchase a more durable target that you can fire fixed blade broadheads at for a much lower price!!!
647497
Gerard's answer is spot on. If you're using this for hunting, although it can be shot accurately out to 60 - 100 yards, it is probably not a good idea to try to take an animal at those extreme ranges as there's the possibility of only wounding the animal and not killing it.If you're just curious how far the bolt would fly if you're going for maximum distance, it'll easily go a few hundred yards, so do NOT fire it in the air. You have no idea where it'll come down.
1179075
This range finder works well for hunting. It is quite accurate up to 300 yards for elk and moose and up to 225 yards for antelope and deer.
1853315
I wouldn't recommend the scope for shots longer than 250 yards. this is definitely not for precision shooting, it's more so for hunting.