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Hey, guys. I'm Scott. I've been interested in anything that launches a projectile since I was a kid. Modern guns, muzzleloaders, air guns, bows, or slingshots. If it shoots, I like it. 
I've long had a minor interest in crossbows, but it wasn't until just a few months ago when I purchased my first Man Kung that I really caught the bug. I now have two of them and am having a blast shooting them, but, as seems to be the case with anything I take an interest in, I find myself becoming progressively more interested in earlier versions, in the history behind them, etc. I've always been something of an antiquarian, and I tend to start out with modern versions of things because they are generally more readily available (and often inexpensive), but I soon find myself studying the history of the objects and falling in love with their historical counterparts. I love my modern crossbows, but I now have a strong urge to acquire something more historical, and perhaps even build something of my own. 
I've long had a minor interest in crossbows, but it wasn't until just a few months ago when I purchased my first Man Kung that I really caught the bug. I now have two of them and am having a blast shooting them, but, as seems to be the case with anything I take an interest in, I find myself becoming progressively more interested in earlier versions, in the history behind them, etc. I've always been something of an antiquarian, and I tend to start out with modern versions of things because they are generally more readily available (and often inexpensive), but I soon find myself studying the history of the objects and falling in love with their historical counterparts. I love my modern crossbows, but I now have a strong urge to acquire something more historical, and perhaps even build something of my own. 
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