Repeating Crossbow as an SHTF Weapon 

ohhh, so it's just the same as Minecraft's? It's also slow?

​@pvzgamerlegisniana6492 can you recommend a small reloading crossbow?

There is a longer to load bow

Good Evening 🌇 Nate.

❤Is there one for a woman 4'11".😂😂😂😢😢I sure hope so. That's an awesome bow.❤👌😉

Yes, he is the slingshot and mutli shot cross godfather and legend

want that one lolol.....

Imagine Him Saying Hahaha Mighty German Engineering

​@@donnaduhamel6004search for the EK Archery Whipshot. He did a collaboration with them and made the system available, but with a modern compound bow.

There is a step up from the cobra as well shoots further with more power and you can still but a magazine on top

Underrated comment 🤣

Followed by a hefty German laugh

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If those enemies don't immediately flee, they deserve what's coming.

If the enemy hears that, they'd run away anyway, so it's fine

How he must be bizzy

He's bizzy with Lizzy

@@joeygil-hz9kv😂

Canada has already passed that point.

Good to know👍

There's a thing bow hunters use called bow silencers. Basically giant koosh balls you put on the string.

​@1337penguinman a whiskerbiscuit. Makes it super quiet. Disc of polymer bristles that the fletchings pass through to dampen vibration of the bolt/arrow. A really good surpressed bolt action rifle with subsonic ammo is still pretty though if you do it right. Running wet with replacable rubber baffles and a condom on top.

yup

yeah. My 170 lbs draw crossbow is way louder than my compound bow. Bowstring is thicker than it too and in any type of situation where I have to fight zombies with only a bow or a crossbow I'd take a bow (as long as it's not a long bow lol) any multi target situation and you're screwed. Plus I don't know why but I can hit targets better with the bow just guessing than I can with my crossbow and the trigger is also pretty fucking heavy so I pull shots all the time. Dont usually use a release with my compound but I have one that can be set to a hair trigger. First time I got my crossbow I had to get brand new bolts cause it was bending the hardened aluminum to the point the bolt was ruined in the first shot. Bolts are harder to replace too, no way I could get my crossbow to shoot handmade bolts more than once, it's not fancy and just looks like a recurve so I cant lower the draw weight. Love my crossbow and keep it at my bedside since I dobt have a gun but if anyone breaks in I'm shooting the crossbow once and then switching to my compound 😅

Yeah most crossbows take awhile if youre not super strong. There are mechanical crossbows out there that are super easy to reload though. High quality ones like that and youre dropping a fortune. Like 4k.

@@plasticspoon60so just get strong, lol, if you’re planning to survive you’re not going to go well with a weak body

@@mattaku9430 We talking about a survival situation where youre potential famished, or injured.

I’ll just use the bow thanks

@@Lucas_6887 I have both, plus projectile devices.

We will test it on the shed to see how lethal it really is

Let me show you its features

He's the cutest German ever! (if it's possible to say this in a non gay way)

That's who invented this 😂 he partnered with a manufacturer. He's actually got a whole line of innovative products, not sure exactly how many because he's always making new ones but there's probably at least 10 now.

​@@SnibbleJust make sure to put a giant extended release"No Homo" over it and you'll be all good to go, Brother.

"Hahaha" Joerg Sprave

But applauding of an ex-N@z! by their legislature is not dangerous🤔

Yup lol

Americans trying to bring in an RPG into Canadian border: "let me in you tyrant!!"

If we’re disarmed the only people with weapons will be the criminals. Things would get worse lol

@@meroinheroin Mexico, Venezuela and Brazil are three of the countries with the strictest gun laws in the entire world. Gun laws don't work.

Are you making a penis reference 🤔

You know you can reload the first shot gun after it runs out of ammo, you know

How do you shoot when U have no ammo

When my shotgun runs out, I’ll just switch to the Glock instead. Better rate of fire, easier to reload, bigger magazine, more deadly, y’know the works👍

@@Berserker3624 They make automatic machine gun shotguns, :D you can even buy explosive rounds, napalm rounds, etc.. etc.. You'd be surprised how versatile a shottie is.

This was one of the disadvantages of crossbows that made the longbow so effective at Agincourt and Crecy.

@@colinstock325 Yes.

Average load times is 30 seconds....how in the fuck is that slow....

We get it youre smart your medal is in the mail smh with your pedantics

@@duderitoz6953 You’re*. Also, some punctuation would really help to make your sentences understandable.

Shooting crossbow is easier than shooting a bow - to shot a bow and hit it actually takes a lot of skill and practice - so in comparison using crossbow is way easier.

I liked his early videos that focused on handmade and customized slingshots and wrist rockets. Would be a good skill to have knowledge of for small game.

@@natureboy6410 That's what I liked, his garage plywood creations :-)

@@OldNavajoTricks exactly, a useful skill that even a poor man can use and be proud of to boot! 🤗

Joerg is a legendary genius imo. I also watched the evolution and I was amazed at even step asking the way.

It's main problem was it's low draw weight.

let me find out you play civ

Was going to say that too, if you want to cut down on many enemies at once and you have a large group as well, those crossbows are lethal. The drawback is the accuracy and range... better thing I saw was the german crank crossbow. Similar style to a lever, but uses less force to reload. Takes just a bit longer.

I'm over here just thinking medieval era Chu Ko Nu. Lol

@@joshuamaxwell8376 same but for short bow and arrow. i mean seriously i am not a big man but i regularly (most days) throw arrows all day and often enough (again every day atm) in volleys of three.

The problem is that this system of reloading means that the poundage will be a lot lower than a crank style reset system allows.

You can actually still have a repeating crossbow with the crank style cocking - Joerg Sprave has one on his channel. But you're right about the lever cocking ones. They are still very deadly however, even with a reduced poundage. Ultimately, the poundage is a trade-off, where you choose between fire rate or power, and what's best depends on the range you're using the weapon at.

Yes, .22lr is plentiful but it's not reloadable, I'd go with something like .223/5.56, it's also a common round with the added benefit of being reloadable.

One of those new pcp air rifles and a stirrup pump, mould to make unlimited ammo from lead! If it can drop a pig it can ruin anyone’s day!

I have a ruger 10/22 as my bugoutbag rifle. I've had ot for 15 years now as my go too survival rifle. I upgraded mine a bit, but it's such a reliable rifle. So much ammo for the weight.

A .22 with 1000 rounds that can fit in your pocket will outlast a crossbow with 10 bolts. Those bolts will get broken/lost and the crossbow itself will get wear/tear more than the simple rifle.

Definitely a good skill, that just comes years later after your preps are gone and you're hopefully alive from the mass exodus of city trash

@@kuiperdasniper I disagree... it is the skill and will to live that will enable you to survive. Those of us who prep by being skilled will end up taking your supplies from you...

He also invented a reloading crossbow. Or three. Dude is absolutely iconic.

Damn that sucks where do you live at.

@@aaftiyoDkcdicurak Australia, land of laws that kill fun.

Reject modernity embrace 40 smith!

10mm

@@asaelpaniagua Giga chad

Where can i buy one,plz? Looks so cool and only hunt rabbits and so.

@@MasterOfTheWeirdingWay the repeating adder is a little over 2k

It's not that much. I bought the seige for like 800$

We got cross bows at the farm supply store in town $500 or so.

@@ROOSTER333idk where u found it but one Amazon it’s 375 usd

I remember doing this as a kid to catch turkey and other wild game. Works very well. I like using spiderwire. Much more smaller in diameter, more flexible, zero stretch so the hook sets instantly and damn near strong as steel.🙃

Germany is in the north too 😂

If shtf Americans would just walk into Canada and take their stuff.

you can, if you have some connections...

Fun fact: lever action crossbows have existed since at least the 4th century BC

@@MIIRBH where are them when we need them in medieval combat games 😭😭😭

@@mysteriumxarxes3990 all in china unfortunately

@@mysteriumxarxes3990it’s not medieval but dying light 2 actually had a repeating crossbow, you just had to side with the military/police faction to get the blueprint

@@Steamaroon I want it in my mount and blade 😡

He’s also a prepper, either mentally illness or extreme brainrot

Never listen to a man who thinks that a repeating crossbow is a dependable weapon and who owns some type of single shot POS shotgun.

⁠​⁠@@robertfourie9159Crossbows have been used as weapons for over 1,500 years. A modern, repeating version of that same weapon is most definitely dependable.

​@@robertfourie9159What would you recommend instead? Genuinely asking

@@Leo9ine a fucking modern semi automatic handgun?

Not great quality limbs breaking too oft

@@mickeygmx3114 Not this one. Joerge will "show you its features"

@@MasterOfTheWeirdingWayyeah ab 26 states still work and the rest have slowly but surely been stripping freedoms from law abiding citizens

@@MasterOfTheWeirdingWay Everything is relative.

Water is a powerful force of nature. While we are free, under a meriod of protections, there could come a time when our enemy is nature that conquers every conceivable protection we have and turns our civilisation back to the stone age and every man for themselves. I hope never to live in a time when everything you are greatful for becomes an adversary and survival depends on being prepared. I envy those that have survival training inspite of being free. We are like trees that can endure flexibility growing up in harsh conditions where as those trees that grew confined and protected rely on a different set of rules that did not make those trees experience harsh conditions and once the protections are disolved the tree is pulled up by it’s root ball and others snap having no flexibility due to it being free from harmful trials which could have strenthened it to know how to thrive. I saw on you tube how a man trained a fish to swim out to the middle of the pond and seim back to the shallows but refused even if chased to swim across to the other side? He set up a sheet of glass across the pond. The fish was free to swim where it willed yet kept striking its head against the transparent glass wall and with each blow by blow of discomfort began to learn where the perameters are in how far to swim and eventually the glass wall was removed and the fish was free to swim across but by now the conditioning was so intense that the fish swam within it’s comfort zone. Humans, we are the same way with conditioning and upbringing we can become comfortable with all our creature comfort’s and vulnerable when those parameters that provided us a level of comfort and protections no longer exist. We must not fall into this trap. But each of us must make our own mistakes and our own choices and i am not forcing you to change. Only to explain what can happen if we survive a natural disaster and life as we know it is gone as we ask ourselves how we might survive, if we are left to fend for ourselves…

​@@MasterOfTheWeirdingWaycompared 2 most it really is, u should travel a Lil bud

As FREE as they let you think you are. Still love 🇺🇸 just not the political parties we have.

did.... did you just say a crossbow is not a weapon on war.... you do know the only reason crossbows was made was so french archers didn't have to train their own archery skill to use longbows like the english and could be used en mass for war....

​@@abrahamnotlincoln3439its NO LONGER a weapon of war better?

@@venus-tame8428 if i want to go to war with a spoon and a crossbow how dare you try to tell me otherwise!

​@@abrahamnotlincoln3439umm, the crossbow was invented around 500 bce in China and Greece. The Chinese had a crossbow with a magazine long before the French used a crossbow.

@@FollowingGhost fair point, i suppose i was going off of the much more widely known usage on crossbows during war time but you are correct, the chinese did invent crossbows a fair while before the french even if it fell out of favour after the han dynasty took a sleep

I think ancient china was the one who first invented it right?

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