Input please

[Cottonwood]

First off this is not me but some guy on Impossible Shots for todays show. But this looks like a kids traditional bow that he is drawn back with in the picture, simply because there is no string serving where the arrow is nocked. I guess we will have to watch this to see what poundage bow and arrow weight he is shooting with.

We're in Hollywood of all places for an ALL-NEW SHOW tonight, featuring one of the great Impossible Shots ever. Picture Cisko Kid slinging an arrow - yes, an arrow - at a target 50 yards away. Then imagine him - in the same motion - drawing his six-shooter, firing, and the bullet beating the arrow to the target.
No Hollywood stunts here - the shooting is as real and as amazing as it gets on Impossible Shots, 2 & 10:30 ET on Outdoor Channel.

[rubydog]

Some of the older compounds used all cable without a serving. I have no idea what he is shooting.

[tgt18]

i like the show

[Trick]

Not sure what kind of bow he's shooting, but that guy is smoking fast with a pistola. I shoot speed plates/steel challenge as my other hobby and would love to have a first shot as fast as his thats on target. Granted it's a totally different ball game, but still. I'll be watching this one for sure.

Matt

[froghunter]

cisco is good but my money is on Bob Mundan

[txfireguy2003]

Watched it this afternoon. They didn't saw what type of bow it was, but it looks identical to my first compound bow as a kid. It was an old bear with nylon coated steel cable that ran around both plastic cams. Mine was about a 30 pound bow, had a rubber grip, shot off the shelf, no place for sights or stabilizer or rest. He is using a kid's bow, but it it a compound.