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[@BlackScoutSurvival]

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[@charliebrownau]

Thumbs down Annoying shithouse music

[@davisgreen2099]

Considering what happened on Friday 3rd January 2020. Things can change internationally in a blink of an eye!! Having these skills needs to a necessity!! And it isn't over yet!! The 2020's might well be the most dangerous decade in human history!!

[@theoriginalOSOK]

A blast from the past! Nice bow - simplicity and packable. I'd like to get this but I doubt I will ever have a need for it - I already have a compound bow... and many firearm choices... OK back to the future.

[@kidbach]

Swift. Silent. Deadly. That would work well in an urban emergency/shft situation, no report. Thanks for sharing, Teufel Hunden.

[@creekwatercody4856]

Great video. I hunt with a similar bow, the Sammick Sage. Bagged a buck with it last season. I think traditional bow hunting is more fun because it's harder. Clubs nowadays roll out with enough stuff to invade a small country. Taking one down with a stick & a string is doing something!

[@robertozuniga4003]

Check out the Samick Sage. Very similar and available for left handed shooters!

[@ApocGuy]

now i intrigued. not many offer for us lefties in take downs and for normal price. Would love to get my hands on ATMOS, but price is on par with good compound...

[@robertozuniga4003]

@@ApocGuy I've had the Same for about 5 years now. 30 lbs just for target practice. Having the lefty riser is great! Plus swapping limbs for right handed people is easy. Definitely look into it!

[@ApocGuy]

tnx, will test in next time I'll visit local archery store. Another good (albeit total basic) folder bow is SAS survival tactical bow. great for short range shooting, and they offer take down arrows too. still, nothing beats classy traditional bow .

[@Lycan_24_7]

Also the limb screws are knobs that are tightened and loosened by hand. No extra tools to carry to assemble and disassemble 👍

[@Djplank13]

I have the samick left handed, been shooting recurve for years. I love the simplicity of a recurve.

[@eddiebhoy6754]

I'm a recurve guy, easy to maintain and use although I only target practice with it, very handy though

[@Wingman115]

It’s a solid design that looks like it shoots well. Thanks for sharing.

[@BlackScoutSurvival]

Thanks 🙏

[@MavoTheGreat]

I looooveeee the black hunter. Just been looking for a good backpack setup and, I do like the bag but idk I think ima need a bigger one.

[@michaelkingsbury1385]

I have the longbow. Easy to shoot, accurate, simple. Unlike a compound few moving parts and affordable.

[@bearcurtis9133]

Should try the longbow limbs for that bow Bro! Quieter and quicker too in my opinion

[@jungleghostsurvival]

Nice video here from JUNGLEGHOST SURVIVAL

[@hellsbellspreparedness2722]

How’s the heat out there? That bow looks pretty good. Definitely like the breakdown of it. In a bugout situation I went with a 12 gauge. Lil heavy but different types of shells for different situations. I like the stealth factor of the bow though.

[@nignog1737]

why not both! my go too is the sas marvick recurved with my mossberg 9200 12 gauge

[@gal1579]

I have decided to part with my compound bow

[@futureadonis4243]

Bro I need help, what material should I have my survival bow made out of? Metal, Maple, or fiberglass?? Please help!!

[@firefalconcmyn9079]

Your logo is dope Indian Chief Head

[@robsmithracing]

Ideal tool for the job. However in a quick response situation I can’t help thinking screwing it together that your target would either kill you or run away.

[@jtsoutdoorsandmore8136]

Great video , just a quick tip if you plan on completely removing the string don't forget to pack a bow square . To properly tune a bow your going to have to add some twist in the string . That's where a bow square comes into play .

[@tashacook4318]

HELLLLLL YEEAAAAH YES SIR!

[@RubiconV]

Does it come in kung pau flavor or sweet and sour?

[@woodchuck243]

You need a nocking point and string silencers

[@mr.winter7267]

This wood type look, now that's a blond sentence 😂😂

[@alterreblanche2920]

You know you're videos jack are the best i have seen thanks for your tips brother

[@BlackScoutSurvival]

Thanks 🙏 I appreciate it

[@kacywheatley2239]

Pretty cool. Too bad I'm left handed. Good info though and a good price. Thanks

[@charlesdriggers199]

Looks good. There is a definite use for that.

[@pondguru]

That's a decent price for a takedown bow and it seems to be good quality. I reckon I'd choose my silenced Ruger 10/22 takedown over a bow an day though. On the face of it a bow would be a great choice for the many people in the UK who have trouble getting a firearm certificate but bow hunting is illegal here so it would have to be done well away from any snitches who would report it. In a bug out situation we will just have to resort to throwing stones at rabbits if we want a meal.......

[@zBMatt]

Pondguru well if you need to bugout for an extended amount of time bullets are going to run out, arrows won’t

[@pondguru]

Yup, that's a fair point but arrows break and are lost quite easily....although you can make new ones there are heightened accuracy issues with DIY arrows. Any sort of long term scenario will only have a finite supply of bullets but since .22 are by far the most popular in the UK (and US too?) so many houses will have fresh stock of them. Of course there may also be people holed up there so personally I'd rely on traps and snares for gathering most of the larger food, saving the bullets for days when the traps are empty and stay well away from civilization. I reckon if bow hunting wasn't illegal I'd get one of those take down bows as they look great - way better than the ridiculously complicated (and heavy) compound bow I have. I know if I was relying on that thing the string would snap and that would be it ruined. One thing for sure I'd take a bow over a slingshot any day as the accuracy of a slingshot goes to hell once the perfectly round steel balls run out and it's pebble time. Knowledge of animal behavior and trapping is by far the best tool for food gathering as it takes up no space, can be carried anywhere and is silent - marry that with some decent tools (e.g. bow or silenced small caliber rifle) and you've got the bases covered.

[@zBMatt]

Pondguru you can make more arrows in the wilderness within a few hours. You can’t make more bullets, and unless you kill somebody you won’t be restocking either.

[@pondguru]

See above with reference to arrow / bow limitation notes. With any sort of 'weapon' there will be issues with breakdowns and a bow is no different. Unless you have loads of spare bow strings the accuracy will suffer even more with a DIY string or a DIY bow unless of course you have really good knowledge of bow and arrow manufacture - that is a skill set which is fairly lacking in my own practical skills library. Long term we would all resort to trapping and foraging - that knowledge will ultimately be way more important than what we projectile firing tool we use in the short to medium term.

[@zBMatt]

Pondguru this is true in my opinion people should just know how to harden a spear tip point as well as bow and arrow making, since after everybody’s ferro rods are done you can make a fire with a bow drill.

[@PiperV0315]

Hell yeah, get it done with a stick and string!!!! Less than two weeks to go for deer and three for elk!!!!!

[@BlackScoutSurvival]

That’s awesome!!!

[@robertofthelyons]

Rambo has his shirt off when he uses his...just sayin...more accurate that way?

[@luckykleinschmidt3931]

I made a 60 lb slingshot bow with stablilizer and I shot you not can hit a plate at 100 yards almost every time 20 yards stack arrow like a boss. I've always been an avid bow hunter and never would've thought this would be Capable of taking a big game an Animal

[@eddiebhoy6754]

Yeah you can mod some dangerous stuff if you know how. Good luck and good use out of it

[@davidcompanion814]

you can get thumb screws for most takedowns.. no wrench to loose

[@copdwarriormcdonald7968]

Great Vid Hard Charger! Semper Fi and Can Do

[@shutthegate8232]

Thanks mate.

[@VJLasorsa]

Jack I really like the new website and the new video format. The about us, really nails it for me.... QUESTION where can I get that vented Boonie hat????

[@BlackScoutSurvival]

Thanks I got it from a surplus store. No idea.

[@jovahsangel]

I previously used a recurve. Nice!

[@45ACP_9mm]

I haven't used a bow and arrow since high school many, many years ago.

[@Bassdaddy-so1if]

Roll tide roll !!!!

[@CERMGC]

Hello from Spain! I love your videos... Could you do a video of tactical/military watches? Thanks!

[@gillgjr]

Can't access the websites listed here....

[@swegmastur614]

Get some dampeners on that string, makes it a lot quieter

[@gal1579]

I am a left hander and have decided to part with my compound bow, to get a takedown for prepping and survival purposes. With all the recurves why this one ?

[@loveshchauhan5660]

Love from INDIA♥️💪♥️💪♥️💪♥️

[@wanamcwhirt7911]

Hey Jack great video

[@AtTheHomestead]

Just picked up a black hunter #50 and plan on using it in conjunction with a 12 gage and 40 sidearm. What are your updated thoughts on bows?

[@johntoothman4888]

Awesome!! This is just what I've been looking for!! 129.00?

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Skips FB, Instagram and 5 notifications on KZbin. Comes straight here. That's how we do it.

[@blackswordshinobi]

blackscoutsurvival you will get use to it that real good bow you can defend your self with it if have power kill a deer and bear and human if they try kill you first but I know you gun guy its silent kill

[@stolasgoetia93]

The biggest advantage a bow has over a gun is that it's nearly totally silent but the clear disadvantage is that you have to "reload" for every shot (unlike with a gun) and its not as fast as a bullet.

[@Aussiehomestead1965]

Best way to carry it all together and not have to assemble is hidden in a soft guitar case that has backpack type straps....who the hell would not think that's its a guitar inside a guitar case...also have seen this way with rifles concealed into a soft guitar case....your welcome...:)

[@joshuagenovese36]

Great Video

[@tarabravewolf3895]

Nice bow

[@royalhclub881]

Im using a Bearpaw bodnik hunter 60lbs don't know if I'm going to change it

[@Eric-ew8jt]

This would be great addition for Canada thanks Jack

[@allinprepping3508]

Didn't think you did any bow work.

[@thegoodguy1702]

👍

[@martyoutdoors6172]

Cool vid

[@BlackScoutSurvival]

👍

[@stkvictor9404]

SCUN cosplay

[@HardcityRaindrops]

That isn't your Kelty bug out bag? Do you still use that?

[@BlackScoutSurvival]

No. Use this now blackscoutsurvival.com/recce-ruck/

[@Kchill1986]

found some good 40lbs take down bows on allibaba for 60 bucks.

[@loveshchauhan5660]

Sir in many countries FIREARM is not legal for civilians so please make video on BAG OUT BAG without FIREARMS

[@davidhelton5235]

Makes me cringe stringing a bow on your leg like that. If it’s warm out you can permanently twist and damage the limbs. A piece of paracord can be made into a good stringer in a pinch. Recurves are all I shoot specifically my homemade ones. They are a lot of fun. Hope you have a blast shooting. It gets addictive so be careful. 😉

[@stevegareau123]

I like it I 👍

[@BlackScoutSurvival]

👍👍

[@volthunter3]

almost a minute intro for a 4 minute video :/

[@BlackScoutSurvival]

Wasn’t really an intro. More showcasing the compactness of the bow. Quit crying lil 👶😪

[@volthunter3]

Bit of an over reaction, not all criticism is "crying". No real reason to have a go at me either 👶😪