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Desert Stryker Crossbow
NEW! Bowtech Desert Stryker Crossbow.
The "Little Brother"
to the original Stryker. 155 lbs 350 f.p.s. with a 425gr bolts
Weighs only 8.25 lbs!! Only 14.25" axle length at full draw!!
Can be cocked by hand! Fast, quiet, and compact. Package
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 Stryker crossbows?? - 5/28/2008
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Angus74
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Hey
guys, Id like some info on the Stryker crossbows from Bowtech.
I have a chance to buy one for a VERY good price,, almost too
good to pass up. I know nothing about crossbows but am
interested in this,,, more for my wife than me since she isnt
able to shoot a bow anymore. Is there any difference in
a regular Stryker and the Desert Stryker,, other than the camo
pattern. I can buy a stryker package with everything case,
quiver,arrows,scope,cocker, entire package,, very very good price.
Or I can buy the Desert Stryker, digital camo, scope only for
even better price... Are both crossbows the same as far as speed
quality warranty? What kind of warranty and support do
they have? Are they an accurate crossbow? Thanks
for any info you can share with me on this,, I need to hurry
and make a decision.
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| RE: Stryker crossbows?? - 5/28/2008
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Dnk
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You'd best contact Moonkryket or Bigbird. They'll both have
first hand info to share as purchasers/owners.
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| RE: Stryker crossbows?? - 5/28/2008
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Bigg~BirddVA
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Own the DS model. Have shot the other or first Stryker model.
First one is too heavy for long distance hunting. The DS model
is more narrow and quieter for hunting. First one is 405 fps
and the DS is 350 fps. The DS is super accurate and a joy to
hunt with. Drawbacks are Bowtech has a strict warranty policy
where it's only for the original purchaser and, if he bought
it from an authorized dealer and, paid MSR price for it. Not
sure on your deal but you may be without any warranty. Just a
heads up on their ways.
The DS model had a trigger recall or update. Free for registered
owners. Still to me it would be a serious liability risk not
to fix any trigger issues. But I'm not BT and they do have different
ideas than others. The first Stryker a few had issues with the
chain cocking device built into it. It's fine if you follow instructions.
You can uncock the first one but the DS must be shot to unload
properly. Others have methods but I'm afraid of hole in foot
disease. 
That's the bad. The good is it shoots great. Quiet and fast.
I've owned several different xbows and the DS is my main hunting
machine. MK should have more to say as he's shot his a lot.
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| RE: Stryker crossbows?? - 5/29/2008
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Mike
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Angus -
The first thing you should do is to make good use of the internet!
Go to the Stryker website!
You can see everything there is to see right from the horses
mouth.
I have the Stryker in the carbon fiber finish. Unless your
wife is a really tuff ol bird..I'd go for the Desert Stryker
for her. The Stryker may get a bit heavy walkin around
during the hunt. The D.S. is notably lighter. You
will/should buy the/a cocking rope to go with the D.S.
This not only helps cock it...it also helps cock the string "on
center".
They both are very accurate...at least I know the Stryker version
is. It's accurate for a long way out. Mk. can give
better info on the distance shooting.
As far as warrenty...I can say from experience...they did very
well with the problem I initially had with mine. No arguments,
no hassles, just took care of the problem.
As for the problem itself...it was more of a shiping problem
in my estimation than a manufacturing problem...and Bow Tech
made it good...with no muss, no fuss.
Wouldn't hesitate, but as I say, the D.S. is much lighter, just
as accurate, just as able to kill.
Mike
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| RE: Stryker crossbows?? - 5/29/2008
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Moonkryket
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I agree with 99% of what Bird posted. I had a limb problem
with my Desert Stryker early on and I also had a limb problem
with a Phantom the first week I owned it. Service back to my
door was virtually indentical for both bows. Obviously my
expectations were not as high as Bird's. Just keep in mind what
he's still hunting with :-) :-) He knows a good thing when
he shoots it. I agree 100% on the rest of his post so I will
not post redundant findings. My personal opinion is that the
Desert Stryker, as to performance, is second to none.
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| RE: Stryker crossbows?? - 5/29/2008
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Moonkryket
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OOOPS!
Threw a photo of the Phantom on previous post. Brain dead again
today.
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Gimphunter
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I've had my stryker for just over a year. The only complaint
I have is the weight. It's a heavy bow to carry. I'll also warn
you that the hard case that comes with it doesn't allow me to
put it in with the scope on. I also had to buy an arrow puller.
When shot into my crossbow target, it's like it was glue in.
This year I'm thinking of trying it out hunting tanks.
I'm also thinking of getting a bow that can be broken down and
carried in a double rifle case. I almost need a truck just to
transport my Stryker into the field.
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| RE: Stryker crossbows?? - 6/4/2008
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Moonkryket
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The Desert Stryker is 2 lbs lighter in weight. Makes a big
difference. I don't hunt with the Stryker because of the weight.
The TP Phantom is another really heavy crossbow that I like
but I will not hunt with a crossbow that heavy. Maybe we could
design a 2 wheel dolly that attaches to the foot stirrups of
these 11 lb crossbows
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| RE: Stryker crossbows?? - 6/4/2008
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Mike
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Gimphunter -
My my thoughts...the hard case is real...well...lets just say
I'm not using it again! Came real close to throwing out...but
then I though another bow might fit better...so I kept it.
If I need a case for my Stryker, I'll buy one the the bow actually "fits"
into!
Though taking the scope off isn't too big a concern to me.
Mike
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| RE: Stryker crossbows?? - 6/4/2008
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Moonkryket
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The Plano case works WITH the scope on and opens side to side
instead of end to end which I like much better.
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