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Hi, the winch spare wheel carrier and spare wheel mounting plate came from Ford's via Ebay ... took ages but guaranteed to have the correct item ... the spare wheel was online I believe the website is in the info bits ... although I had no issues with the wheel jack braces etc ... apparently in the comments the company seems poor on there feedback. Good Luck definitely worth doing for me ... 👍

I must admit I didn't check ... 😪 ... so anybody doing this then please check the supplier... it appears I got away with it ... Thanks for the heads up 👍

A good find in your attic 👍... had you used it ❓️ ... they go for silly money now and as usual if you have all the bits and box the price goes up ... I've used mine on many occasions and have bought a few more blanks for some different designs.

Your absolutly spot on, all mine are chinese £12 for 6. With a little care they can be dismantled and a new better battery installed perfect best value for money. I have recently filmed some penetration shots, some came out well some will need doing again. Just got to wait to organise it again. Thanks.

Nice X-bow 👍... I would walk it out 10yds at a time till you get to 100yds ... less likely going bolt hunting in the undergrowth 😂 ... Good Luck 👍

Hi Connor, most definitely and it has been faultless. I've added a new scope mount "adjustable" and scope to aid with further shots at targets beyond 100yds.

Thanks for your comments much appreciated. I’m going to re-profile the blade as I was learning many knew skills and have taken note of the ones I can rectify. The Scandi Grind was fairly shallow which made it incredibly sharp and great for feathering sticks and cutting meat and bits. However I didn’t hold back on any Bushcraft and survival jobs just because I made it and used it fully. This showed up the blade weakness in so much that when your processing wood and you split down you occasionally twist the blade to separate the final bit. This eventually weakened and chipped the blade. So hence re-profile and I’ll record that the process. I have since acquired at a super price a dedicated 2nd hand 2” x 72” knife grinder with hundreds of pounds worth of belts that came with it. Looking forward to playing with that and making knew knifes for the summer. You Take Care

Thanks 👍... it's so well used I loved making it.

Yes it did improve with a different scope 👍 ... on the clip at 90yds the wind had dropped and that was the 1inch group on each target 👍

£120 😳 nothing like that now if you can get them. They can generate some serious dosh, I was lucky to buy mine at a super price. I'm using my other blanks to make a different style bushcraft knife but a much less angle on the grind, razor sharp but not strong when twisting when wood processing. I have used it for everything to see the weakness so hopefully my next one will be better and stronger. "I hope"

I have the original Wilkinson one. Still boxed. I have no idea it’s worth.

@@stevewatson4978 Hi, this will give an indication of what people are willing to pay. bushcraftuk.com/community/threads/sold-sold-wilkinson-sword-survival-knives-sold-sold.157613/

@@ocsapy wow! I better get it looked out and join a forum! It was my late uncles which he bought new. Would be nice for someone who would use or collect rather than be stuffed away in a cupboard! Lol!

I just found a image in a old book that I bought,it seems to be a bid odd kind of knife to me

Excellent ... I can remember the 1st few shots and that impressed me. You enjoy your early Christmas Toy 🎄 I've got to film a few penetration shots through certain items, no reason other then other people have done it 👍

@@ocsapy Looking forward to those vids 👍

Hi, the shape of the cam is not completely round as the 1st Gen. So I contacted Mission this is there reply ... "Yes it technically would be, it's just shaped differently for performance" Hope this helps ... 👍👍👍

@@ocsapy Thanks, I guess if no need to sync them, should be no cam design....

Personally Lo Yang stick with what you have ... "you know it works" ... "you know the accuracy is faultless" ... we all know that X-Bows Guns Compound Bows Fishing Rods and more all change with upgrades that's how the manufacturer's keep you interested 🤔 if a significant amount of changes happens then yes go for it, otherwise save your "Dosh" for that moment. 👍😎👍

You are right if your not used to pulling it back it can be a shock. I come from the Compound Bow side and am used to pulling back #70 draw and #93 on a longbow so didn't really cause in issue. However some of my colleagues do find it hard but once I show the technique where there not just using there back and possible straining it they do find it easier and with practice then doesn't become a chore.

I'm so envious 😥 we are so restricted in the UK for hunting with Bows & Crossbow here we must go abroad. What sort if distance we're you shooting from and the type of broaddhead. ?

@@ocsapy I have the video up on my channel. He was right next to me. I was using a 150 gr. Schwacker, 3 inch cut. I'm sorry to hear that. I don't know what I'd do if I couldn't hunt

A hardcase will certainly protect it, is there plenty room for the bolts and a few accessories.

Wow ... Yes your right more care when loading that would stop me playing the piano 🎹. I'm planning very soon to film some penetration shots through various items. No reason really other then I like seeing other utuber's clips. I will destroy a few bolts but "hey ho" let's hope it works out.

Awesome 👍😎👍 Hot knife through Butter.

Cheers 😎

Hi, yes bang on well spotted. I almost did a Robin Hood at the start, the fletching had minor damage and to the eye it seemed ok. But once you view it yes you can see the corkscrewing. I used for most of the clips the Mission Bolts and after subsequent outings with the Xbow you defiantly don't want to shoot at the same point, it will become expensive with the accuracy.

just watch the video and stop complaining

I shall be doing some penetration clips to show just how powerful it is, just getting some items first but Covid has slowed things down. Thanks

WOW Absolutely Spot on 👍👍👍 Read your comment and quickly took it off the wall to check it, Re-lined it in the slider about 2secs to do. On one of the shots as I got down and slipped and my hand fell onto the Crossbow, that's when it must have happened. THANKS APPRECIATE IT.

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Overall the size is small pictures don't really do it justice. I use other Mission Toys like Compound Bows and the Sub1 XR is of the same quality and with good materials. Accuracy is amazing I no longer shoot 2 bolts at the same hole as you will destroy your bolts it's that accurate. I filmed this months ago and I shall be filming penetration clips through certain items which will be fun to do. I do have a selection of targets and the Sub1 bolts pass straight through them the 18-1 Target boss in the clip is perfect for containing the bolts so you don't ruin them.

I knew it wouldn't sink as the hull is full of foam, however it could have got stuck in the mud. I took a Gamble and got away with it.

+owen lynch Hi Sorry for the much delayed answer, must of missed your email notice. Ok I normally carry around 80 litres of fuel with the normal things you would carry for safety equipment. Weight is the biggest killer in overall speed & economy. One up on a calm day she will fly around 35 knots (40mph). Four up around 30 knots (35mph). All is dependant on accurate trimming when on the plain which can have a massive impact on speed and economy. Not a cheap hobby, to motor out to decent fishing grounds I'll burn 40-50lts which equates to approx 50miles round trip. As for handling there seems to be better boats out there , like the Warrior Range and copies of it. However this is well used and totally reliable and that's what matters. I have been out in some pretty rough weather with no concerns, a tough little boat.