Fully legal to own and can be purchased from most bow stores such as quicks, bow sports etc. However they are pretty dangerous and I really wouldn't get one unless you have the space to use it.
They are as dangerous as guns, use on private land, not your garden.
I've got a mate with a farm, would that be a better idea?
Also, how would this fair?
http://www.ronniesunshines.com/inde.../crossbow/crossbows/50lb-pistol-crossbow.html
If its just on a whim then I wouldn't spend much. That bow looks cheap enough.
If you use it at your friends farm and can't get enough of it then maybe look at something else a little more powerful?
Sketchiest site ever.
If you can buy a well performing Compound bow for less than £450 I will eat my hat...
As for a £12 crossbow... You'll end up with a bolt in your head
Plus.... LOOK AT THE GUYS NAME! Sounds like a cockney market vendor..
Also, how would this fair?
http://www.ronniesunshines.com/inde.../crossbow/crossbows/50lb-pistol-crossbow.html
Don't you mean Stephen Griffiths! Raoul Moat had a shotgun.Nice try Raoul Moat.
When you say shoot "things" in your garden.. are these "things" other humans?
I've got a mate with a farm, would that be a better idea?
Also, how would this fair?
http://www.ronniesunshines.com/inde.../crossbow/crossbows/50lb-pistol-crossbow.html