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    Post by septua Sun Dec 02, 2012 9:04 pm

    New here, but interested in crossbows for over 50 years but
    some how never owned or even shot one. Six years ago bought a 100# prod from Alchem
    and promptly plunked it in my dresser drawer. Up to date now with a working
    bullet crossbow with what I think are some unusual features, one of which is an
    automatic safety.





    I will post some photos as soon I muster up some courage!

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    Post by Todd the archer Mon Dec 03, 2012 2:50 am

    Please do, we love to see other peoples work!



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    Post by kenh Mon Dec 03, 2012 6:07 am

    Welcome Buckeye!
    I was born & raised in Toledo, but have spent my adult life almost everwhere else. Retired to a sailboat in Florida these days.

    We'd love to see pix of your build. They inspire us!
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    Post by actionbow Mon Dec 03, 2012 7:46 am

    Sounds like a cool first build. Let's check this thing out!
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    Post by septua Mon Dec 03, 2012 11:12 am

    The case is 9/16” wide and made to be removed easily from
    the bottom of the laminated tiller. There are 2 apposing 3/8’ socket set screws
    in the tiller located near the rear of case. Putting everything in a case made
    it easy to incorporate an automatic safety.
    New from Ohio Cbsend16






    I will do some additional pictures if the first one shows
    up.
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    Post by septua Mon Dec 03, 2012 12:27 pm

    Since this is my first build and experimental some
    questionable extra holes abound, Ha-Ha.





    The nut (latch) has a superfluous curve and lightening holes
    which will be omitted on the next. The inner parts are 3/16” wide, but that
    should be ¼” min. due to spring scarcity.

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    Post by actionbow Mon Dec 03, 2012 12:45 pm

    Wow, pretty awesome for a first build. How does it shoot?
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    Post by septua Mon Dec 03, 2012 1:25 pm

    actionbow





    Thanks I hope this stuff inspires some buddies ideas. The tiller is laminated from 9/16”
    inner white oak and outer ¾” bubinga slabs glued with Titebond III. This tiller will not be shaped and finished till
    I install sights and get some good groups at 10M.


    I have been using .400 lead balls and .375 ball bearings for
    ammo with it in a bench vise. So far the 5 shot groups are no better than
    1-1/2”.





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