The TAC-15 following isn't confined to the U.S.
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The width of the bow measures 16 3⁄4 inches axel to axel at rest and an unbelievable 11 3⁄4 inches axel to axel at full draw, making it ultra compact in the brush or on the stand.
At the end of each X Tech limb, PSE has placed an oversized cam producing a 17 3⁄4-inch power stroke capable of launching a 425-grain, 16 1⁄4-inch arrow at a blistering 412 feet per second - producing up to 160 pounds of kinetic energy. The limbs, with the proprietary Vibracheck backstop, which dampens all string vibration, make the TAC-15 not only one of the fastest crossbow on the market, but one of the quietest. This system forces the limbs in an outward direction canceling each other out. Whereas, the TAC-15 eliminates friction and is more accurate because it allows us to tune the arrow for perfect flight." claims Shelby.Īll of this speed and power is developed through what PSE calls the X Tech limb system. Not only is this system inefficient, robbing the limbs of energy, but the system is hard to tune. Other manufacturers use a system that allows the string to slide along a rail.
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"We have the technology and the ability to manufacture a crossbow unlike any on the market," says Shelby, "Using technology from our archery industry, we knew we could make a crossbow using a free floating arrow design (a nock, string loop, and arrow rest like a compound bow) to create a crossbow that was far superior to any on the market. The TAC-15 differs from standard crossbows in ways other than fitting on an AR lower. With more and more states allowing crossbows during their rifle season and many states expanding the use of crossbows during the regular archery season or holding a special season for the horizontal bow, it is time to look at crossbows in a new light. In addition, we introduced two self-controlled models that include trigger, safety, and buttstock for hunters who do not have an AR-15, but want the performance and accuracy offered by the TAC," says Shelby. For the predator hunter calling close to town, this upper is a natural. Many hunters already own AR lowers and now they can hunt with them during the archery season. Arrows are reusable so they don't have to pay as much to shoot. They can go out and practice trigger control and accuracy. It is just the coolest AR accessory on the market and allows them to shoot their AR even when they don't have access to a rifle range. "Our original market was intended for existing AR enthusiasts. Introduced at the 2009 Archery Trade Association (ATA) and Shooting, Hunting, and Outdoors Trade (SHOT) shows, the TAC-15 has been turning heads and winning both crossbow enthusiasts and AR owners approval.įor PSE marketing director, Blake Shelby, the response is overwhelming. Shepley's engineers upped the ante by designing a crossbow that would fit onto an existing AR-15 lower receiver and incorporate its trigger and safety. Shepley challenged his designers to create a crossbow that looked like an AR-15. PSE owner, Pete Shepley, realized the potential for such a bow to match the rising popularity of the AR-15 and the equally soaring popularity of the crossbow.
Precision Shooting Equipment (PSE) long known for their quality archery products has thrown their hat in the AR ring by offering the Tactical Assault Crossbow or TAC-15, a crossbow that fits onto your existing AR lower assembly. Now a whole new player has entered the ring. 308 Winchester ballistics and is capable of taking most North American big game. 410 shotgun used for hunting small game, on up to muscle cases like the. By simply popping the takedown pins and switching the upper receiver assembly an AR owner can switch from a. The modular design of the AR rifle is a big part of its enormous popularity.
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