🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Outdoor shooting, AR-SERIES, Stinger Tactical, Advanced (75 lbs )limb, 16 yards, 5 beaufort 

Thank you very much for your kind words!🙂👊

Not right. There are a lot of vids how i used the 55lbs in the Compact. Cocking: 6 shots: 3.3 seconds with 55lbs. On tape here. Stinger Survival i shoot with 120 & 150 lbs. Regards, pete (crossbowconcepts)

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I shot the Compact with 75lbs and 90 lbs too. But for me, personal, it' s too hard to get a good rof (Rate of fire). So, i prefer 55 lbs (195 fps). Regards

@@CrossbowConcepts I have the survival I have the 50lb is perfect but I want more power so I tried the 120lb Magnum limb the trigger was hard to pull witch was not tha accurate. Do you think is worth buying the tunning trigger?

Absolute secure. No danger of sudden function when you are cocking. 🙂👊

@@CrossbowConcepts maybe il try a folding grip like that I have seen them for a good price at some places

It depends where you shoot. Conditions. I made a new video today which explains that. Survival, 30 yards. You kan transfer these Informations to your question: If you shoot outdoor, wind etc,, you need a strong limb because you need heavy bolts,.The external ballistics, more stability of heavier bolts... But: I would prefer to buy the Magnum limb (120 lbs) . This will be step which will raise your options enormously. Greetz, buddy.🙂👊

@@CrossbowConcepts Thanks for your answer. I agree, the 90 Ibs seems to close to the 75 Ibs to make that much difference. Will go with the 120 Ibs limb upgrade. Thanks again.

@@paulscottrayner4440 kind regards, bro! 👊👊