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Spotted by the cash-register at London Drugs, a giant discount pharmacy-cum-big-box-store in downtown Vancouver,
these cheap RFID-blocking credit-card sleeves.
RFID-blocking wallet, point of sale, London Drugs, Vancouver, BC
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Nicholas Robinson says:
Very nice photograph. I like the artistic decisions used in framing the shot, the interaction between the lights and darks, the almost unearthly use of chiarascuro.
A masterpiece.
Now, can you perhaps spare two moments to write a fucking paragraph about it? Unfortunately we don't all share your supreme "In-ness" with the subject matter.
Historybuff says:
RFID (orRadio-frequency identification) has been something featured on here for a number of years as a potential tracking device. At one time the UK was wanting to have all Passports fitted with an RFID chip to enable "convenience" in processing travel. However it also meant that you could be tracked anywhere your passport went, just like geotracking on your mobile.
Tests also showed that they were also easily hacked and, since the chip contained all the information on your passport, they made a handy target for identity thieves.
manicbassman says:
what do you mean "wanting"… it's a fact… all UK passports currently being renewed or first issue now HAVE them…
jnordb says:
Instead of snarky posting, I prefer googling topics that I am unfamiliar with…
dumbbunny says:
Oh, but when the snark is that funny, snark away.
theophrastvs says:
"In-ness" is clearly difficult to judge; particularly among an eclectic crowd like the BoingBoing gallery. I have felt like you do here at times (i think the last time was a sudden unexplained attack of "my little pony" posts). I happen to know a bit about RFID so this post struck me as copacetic. That is, your impatience here has shown me the narrowed error of my ways – thankee!
guanto says:
Vancouver is a city in Canada. Hope that clears it up for you.
Jardine says:
Oh, and London Drugs, despite the name, is not based in London, Ontario or even that other London with chimney sweeps. They don't even have stores east of Manitoba.
Pedantic Douchebag says:
We've missed you at the meetings, Nicholas.
hakuin says:
pay attention
oasisob1 says:
Can you spend two moments to 'fucking' google "RFID"?
lavardera says:
I block mine with a hammer and awl through the chip.
simonbarsinister says:
Fan of '15 seconds in the microwave' here.
Joe Larkin says:
RFID chips can be read remotely and data can potentially be obtained for malicious purposes. RFID chips are in some Government ID cards, passports, and potentially some credit cards. It's another possible way to steal information that can be used to track people, perform ID theft and possibly steal credit card numbers. -
Mister44 says:
Does it actually work? I carry a small case around lined in lead for all of my cards and portable electronics.
PJDK says:
I've never quite understood the obsession with RFIDs. Security issues are there, you don't want someone to be able to steal your credit card info with a machine, but that is hardly insurmountable (and I don't know of any cases outside of a lab of it actually happening).
The range of those things is very low and they would make a terrible vector for surveillance especially given everyone carries a phone anyhow.The one thing they are super useful for is using cards without having to get them out of your wallet. So do people block them, what from?
jay curry says:
To put it bluntly, RFID cards can be copied. A copy may look like another RFID card, or it might look like a notebook, textbook, magazine, be embedded in the sleeve of a jacket or shirt. It might look to the casual observer like an old wind-up watch, perhaps not even functional. However if the copy is of your credit card, or your drivers license so you can go through border crossings easier, whomever has that copy can use your credit card, or can cross the border easier as a result.
The other thing that happens, even if no-one is making copies of your card, every time that card is read, a record of that transaction is made. This may be nothing more than 'card 900b1y900k read at [timestamp] by reader [serial number]' or it may be a detailed record of every item that just passed by the cash register as part of your shopping purchase. And what that record contains, where it's kept, by whom, for what purpose (Target sending coupons to you or your partner 3-6 months after one of you becomes pregnant) is not something that you have control over.
You may be OK with that. Or you may not. But consider that if you combine the two, it becomes trivially easy for someone to frame you as being at or near the scene of a crime, when in reality you're sound asleep in bed, perhaps in a different city. Even if you are OK with the idea of keeping those records, and turning them over to the police if requested or with a court order, the fact that the evidence can be faked, really should worry you.
Jorpho says:
The other thing that happens, even if no-one is making copies of your card, every time that card is read, a record of that transaction is made. This may be nothing more than 'card 900b1y900k read at [timestamp] by reader [serial number]' or it may be a detailed record of every item that just passed by the cash register as part of your shopping purchase. And what that record contains, where it's kept, by whom, for what purpose (Target sending coupons to you or your partner 3-6 months after one of you becomes pregnant) is not something that you have control over.
But the exact same thing can be done with any credit card or debit card, RFID or not.
Stephen Rice says:
Sure, but that's an argument against credit or debit cards, not a argument for RFID.
Dmitri DB says:
Oh, cool — The local insurance company (Crown corporation at that) that you gotta get your drivers license through in this province actually hands these out along with the RFID-enabled drivers licenses which are supposed to get you through the border more smoothly. I brought the forbes article about the blackhat conference credit card reading thing up with my coworker and he showed me his. I'm not surprised that the credit card companies aren't giving these out with their contactless credit cards though… Just sit and think how much profit they'd be out on if they actually tried stopping credit card fraud with a properly upgraded & engineered system :P
TombKing says:
Yeah I just got mine, but for the enhanced licenses I am not sure what it is worth. All that is on the chip is the unique identifier that is printed on the card. I guess someone could make a duplicate but there is not personal info itself so unless they had everything else not much, also if they have managed to get into the system that actually uses said information on the chip, well they can just go look anyone up at that point so the string of unique gobbledygook is moot at that point.
If I have no choice about a credit card with RFID then I will definitely invest in a blocking wallet or sleeves like in the picture.
hub says:
You are nice calling this "local insurance company". I call that "provincial monopolistic racket", a conflict of interest at that as they have no interest in prevention since the core of their business is to sell insurance as a prices that is 4 time the rate in other provinces private insurances.
iserlohn says:
Actually that's not true. The scale is different – everybody has to earn their premium discount on a level playing field – your age and sex do not factor in to your base premium. This makes first year premiums significantly more expensive for some demographics, while substantially cheaper for others, compared to other systems. It all evens out depending on how careful you drive and how much you claim.
jkonrath says:
I was expecting, in a bit of irony, that this would have a sale price only available if you used the drug store's loyalty card.
LordBlagger says:
The range of those things is very low and they would make a terrible vector for surveillance
=============There are other issues.
1.Think denial of service. They are low power, and they work on an ethernet like protocol. Just broadcast with higher power, and it doesn't have to be that high, and you can deny all card readers in quite a range. Small 9 v battery, plus a bit of circuitry and you could stop a shop from working. Hidden on the premises, cash into an account and you will be told where it is (or it is removed). Cash then gets withdrawn via an ATM machine in other locations.
2. Think fake responses. For example, how about adding in extra items to a shopping basket remotely, or hiding the expensive items? Think about this if you are innocent and shop security gets you with items you haven't paid for.
RFID is going to be the new black when it comes to crime and extortion.
DewiMorgan says:
My green card came with a metal-lined envelope that I have to keep it in :)
gaiapunk says:
I think it is supposed to be ironic that they're selling RFID blocking sleves precisely where you are most likely to use RFID, the check out line.
ponzicar says:
Do they even work? Or did someone figure out a way to sell useless plastic sleeves at a relatively huge markup?
dr says:
I am curious about this as well. What is in the composition of the sleeve that would block a radio frequency signal?
BBNinja says:
Um…I get Cory was going for "ironic" but doesn't it make sense that they would have RFID covers for sale right where you were most likely to pull out your RFID enabled card?
hub says:
The irony is bank or government "selling" RFID card "for your security". Note that banks also make sure they defer the liability to the customers with the "enhanced security" they claim it provides (*hint* it does not)
iwanttowatchyoutubeyoubastards says:
The best one is when the Royal Bank sent me my RFID card. They sent it in the mail.
Without informing me it was coming.
With a paper explaining how I could use it for $200 of purchases before it would ask for a PIN.
When I went in to complain and have the PINless stuff killed they said it wasn't a security exploit because "No one uses that yet." So not only security through obscurity, but security through obscurity that's being destroyed by an ad campaign!
I moved all but a small chequing account out of the Royal Bank over that one. Should move the chequing, too, but with all the stuff tied to it it'll take forever to do without disrupting something.
Rick Davies says:
Consumer's Advice: those are not cheap. At that price, these over here are 3-for-2: http://difrwear.com/products/rfid-blocking-card-sleeve-set-set-of-3-lb103
Wendi Galczik says:
I know that those TV-ad aluminum wallets are supposed to block RFIDs, but wasn't aware of any plastics that did so..anyone know about this?
Peter Yard says:
Ladies and gentlemen, I think we can agree that the era of the tin-foil wallet has arrived. They will go so nicely with a new range of hats I have in mind.
Ken Williams says:
So the clever bit here is that you can buy these things *AT THE VERY KIND OF PLACE WHERE YOU CAN BUY THINGS*?


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In a series of posts, he wrote, "Les Mis: Visually impressive w (with) great emotional performances. But the score suffered massively with great actors PRETENDING to be singers... it's an opera. Hollywood's movie musicals treat the singing as the last priority."
Crowe, who stars as a police inspector in the movie, was told of the rant by one of his own Twitter followers, and wrote a post in response.
He stated, "I don't disagree with Adam, sure it could have been sweetened, Hooper wanted it raw and real, that's how it is."
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Another from this mini series...at last,I got hold of a fabulous,old wooden train !
It belongs to my Father-in-Law who was 4 years old when he first saw his Father (he had been away fighting the 2nd World War),the train was the gift the Father brought back for his Son....so much treasured
The marbles were from a Christmas cracker & the wooden bricks belonged to my Brother.
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Date Taken: | 31 Dec 2012 - 11:14 AM |
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Lol Dave,I thought I had done enough with the Teddy etc...I need 4 of these for a competition panel for 2013 so whilst they need to tell a story & have a link I have to be careful that they aren't repetative & samey.
Ha...I'm always good...or so my Mum tells me
Thanks everyone.
Janet xx
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A really lovely still life Janet. Really great objects that you obviously took time to acquire and arrange. Highly accomplished 'faffing' as well.
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I just wish my still life`s were as good as yours. You get a lovely `feel` to your images with the textured backgrounds. I have tried it but cannot get anywhere near your quality. As my old teacher used to say `must try harder`.
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Thanks all.
Dave,I knew someone would mention losing my marbles..yep,it had to be you I will use it for the next one which is similar but different.
Keep going at it Roger,you will get where you want to be in the end,it's a long climb !
HYN folks !!
Janet xx
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Washington, D.C. (March 29, 2012) – Sara Radcliffe, Executive Vice President of Health at the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO), testified today on biosimilar user fees (BsUFA) and the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee in a hearing entitled, "FDA User Fee Agreements: Strengthening FDA and the Medical Products Industry for the Benefit of Patients."
In her testimony, Radcliffe expressed support for the establishment of a biosimilars user fee program as part of the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) implementation of a well-constructed, science-based pathway for the approval of biosimilar products that protects patient safety and preserves incentives for innovative new therapies.
"A transparent, predictable, and balanced regulatory framework for the review and approval of biosimilars, accompanied by reasonable performance goals and a dedicated, independent funding stream, will ensure that FDA can facilitate the development and evaluation of biosimilars products," Radcliffe testified.
"BsUFA will provide FDA with the resources and capacity to facilitate the development and evaluation of biosimilars products, while also continuing to prioritize the review of innovative drugs and biologics under PDUFA so that safe and effective new therapies – many for currently untreatable and serious diseases – can be made readily available to patients," she stated.
BIO believes that a principal goal of the new biosimilar user fee program must be to ensure that the workload associated with biosimilar applications does not impede the Agency's ability to efficiently review innovative new drugs and biologics, and that new treatments continue to have the highest review priority.
Radcliffe also testified in strong support of the PDUFA V recommendations which will enhance the drug development and review process through increased transparency and scientific dialogue, advance regulatory science and strengthen post-market surveillance. The recommendations include enhancements that seek to reinforce FDA's review performance with the goal of minimizing development and review issues that can delay patient access to needed treatments.
Under the PDUFA V agreement, industry reinforced its commitment to a well-funded drugs and biologics review program that supports sound, science-based regulation consistent with FDA's public health mission. However, user fees are intended to support limited FDA activities around the drug review process, not to supplant a sound base of appropriations. User fees currently account for nearly two-thirds of the cost of human drug review. Radcliffe urged Congress to fund the FDA at the Administration's FY12 requested levels.
Radcliffe concluded, "Both user fee programs will enhance FDA's ability to protect and promote the public health, and we encourage Congress to enact both legislative provisions in a timely manner."
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One liners on "Some Nights"
• Some Nights Intro
With an essence of Queen, fun. starts out to pique your interest early before hitting you with…
• Some Nights
When I listen to this song, I feel like I'm sitting in a church choir.
• We are Young
Their most well-known song that is purely catchy and I suppose inspiring.
• Carry On
Another inspiring piece with great backing vocals.
• It gets Better
An enjoyable repetitive song that feels like a band I used to love hellogoodbye.
• Why am I the One
Cat Stevens comes to mind with the chorus. I haven't watched "Harold and Maude" in a while, so maybe I'm just channeling my need to watch it.
• All Alone
I don't believe the lyrics because the song's tone is too happy.
• All Alright
I sense people lifting their hands in the air with cell phones and lighters while everyone chants.
• One Foot
See story…
• Stars
Starts great and fades with odd vocal effects but mostly good stuff.
• Out on the Town
Makes me feel cliché by saying "A fantastic ending that makes you press repeat or just start all over."
Busting with enthusiasm, positive feelings and an eclectic mix of genres, "Some Nights" is an album that I think any of the 11 tracks (including a bonus) could appeal to anyone.
They've been exploding across media for some time before the album even released with the hot single "We are Young," an appearance in a Super Bowl spot and as a remix on the TV show "Glee."
"Some Nights" follows up fun.'s 2009 album "Aim and Ignite," (check out the track "Light a Roman Candle with Me"). The band formed from some fantastic bands in their own right, The Format, Anathallo, and Steel Train (all college-time favorites).
The new album's instrumentation stands out from the first, and years after first hearing him, vocalist Nate Ruess continues to impress me.
He is incredible in every sense, and I don't think many could sound like him or dare try.
In early reviews, many question fun.'s decision to use vocal effects on a few songs, notably "Stars" and "It gets Better," but I think it's an experiment and shouldn't shame anyone from loving the album.
My least favorite track is "One Foot" because the horn and boot-stomping loop is too repetitive and uninteresting, but I'm sure I'll grow into it like a badly clipped mustache.
But keeping with the facial hair motif, I'll say "Some Nights" as an album is like the coolest fu Manchu you've ever seen or heard.
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L337 Speak: Video Game Dictionary Of Idioms
This is a little gallery from the pages of a make-believe dictionary of video game idioms. Two of the ten are Zelda references, so it's instantly okay in my book. What's not okay in my book is wiping boogers between the pages. That's nasty. Grow up and eat them like a normal person.
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Videogame Phrases and Idioms for Everyday Life [dorkly]
Thanks to Randy K from Guyana, who only speaks in video game idioms and makes zero sense to stoopid noobs.
This is the music video for Hey Geronimo's 'Why Don't We Do Something?' (I dunno, maybe because we're really f***ing high and the couch is comfortable!), featuring a bunch of iPhone games recreated in real life. It's worth checking out. The games: Flight Control, Fruit Ninja,... / Continue →
Because it's a holiday weekend coming up and my brain checked out before it ever checked in, here's an awesome stop-motion video made using construction paper, LEGO blocks, some candy, vegetables, DS games, an iPhone, a couple pins, AND AN ENEMA BAG FULL OF AWESOME (sans enema ... / Continue →
First of all, that looks like Michelangelo's arm, so I don't know why there's a sai there. Unless it's actually Raphael's arm. Or -- OR -- Michelangelo stabbed Raphael with his own knife because he was high and Raph was bogarting the j. So, uh, now that you're down a member ... / Continue →


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Interview with Deb Schwedhelm, Air Force Nurse Turned Underwater Photographer
Deb Schwedhelm is a wife, mother, former nurse in the US Air Force and professional photographer who specializes in shooting underwater. Her photographs have been exhibited widely and featured in numerous publications throughout the world. Visit her website here.
PetaPixel: First off, tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. You were a nurse in the Air Force before becoming a photographer, right?
Deb Schwedhelm: I grew up in Detroit, Michigan. After two years of nursing school, I decided to enlist in the Army Reserves. After boot camp and Advanced Individual Training (to become a Unit Supply Specialist), I returned to college and finished my Bachelors in Nursing. I then decided to become an Active Duty Registered Nurse, which I continued to do for 10 years. In 2003, I separated from the military in order to pursue a cochlear implant for my hearing-impaired daughter. In 2006, I purchases a DSLR and begin teaching myself photography — a longtime dream of mine (more on that below). Read more…


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IRS Focus on Foreign Athletes and Entertainers
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has an Issue Management Team focused on improving U.S. income reporting and tax payment compliance by foreign athletes and entertainers who work in the United States.
It is important to ensure proper tax reporting and payment by these individuals and those associated with arranging their appearances in the U.S. and managing their financial affairs.
The IRS is using a three pronged approach for this initiative:
- improving the availability of information and guidance needed to help this group comply with income reporting and tax payment requirementsm,
- providing IRS enforcement personnel with information they need to identify and work compliance issues frequently encountered with this population, and
- conducting direct compliance and enforcement activity.
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ASHEVILLE – APD Officers over the weekend made 30 x physical arrests for charges ranging from serious felonies involving LSD to misdemeanor possession charges during Moogfest activities.
The Arrest breakdown by day was:
Friday 9
Saturday 20
Sunday 1
Charges included:
Trafficking in Schedule 1 2
Poss. WIMSD Schedule 1 3
Poss. Schedule 2 2
Poss. Schedule 1 5
Intox. and Disruptive 9
Felony Poss. Schedule 6 5
Maintain Veh. Cont. Sub. 1
Poss. Drug Para. 7
Drugs seized include 100 dosage units of LSD and 116 dosage units of MDMA (Ecstasy)
The total number of citations issued are still being counted; however, most appear to be for Poss. Of Schedule VI (Marijuana) and violations of Open Container laws. The final total of all arrests and citations will be available later this week.
The Asheville Police Department would also like to thank both ALE and ABC Law Enforcement Officers for their assistance in policing this large event.
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Electric water heater heating element replacement guide: how to remove and replace a bad electric hot water heater heating element or electrode - details. Having completed testing electric water heater components in the previous article, This article explains how to replace a bad electric water heater heating element. This series of articles describes how to inspect, operate, diagnose, and repair electric hot water heaters. Green links show where you are. © Copyright 2014 InspectApedia.com, All Rights Reserved. How to Replace a Burned Out Electric Water Heating Element
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04/01/13If I Was in ChargeShopping is not my favorite thing. Like most guys, I like to know what I need ahead of time, walk into the store, find it, buy it and get home to do better stuff. Like read or garden or boat. Naturally, I also want to save money. As you all know, I am cheap. "Frugal" is the new cool word for cheap. So, being cheap — I mean frugal — I don't like paying for the accessories or options I don't need. And I don't like paying extra for the stuff I like. So, as you can imagine, boat shopping with me is always a pleasure. In the showroom or lot, I always sort by needs and wants. As in, I need a certain engine, but I want a different color. And being frugal, I always ask if they have a coupon online that I don't know about. I figure... |
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So... we are looking into the possibility of hunting in Texas again for hog. This year... Becca wants to join in. I can't say that I blame her.
She wants more than anything to take a hog with a bow, but she can't draw a bow that will drop a squirrel let alone a hog. My solution is to look into a youth crossbow for her and we found one within our paltry buget I don't know much about them, or at least I don't know as much as I have learned from you all about compounds. So... I approach the well to draw the water of knowlege again. I know one should never buy a bow one has never shot a few times. Is the same true for crossbows? We are looking at a 2008 Horton Scout HD 125 Crossbow with a red-dot site. It has a three-bolt quiver and three practice bolts. I assume the practice bolts are garbage, so I will be replacing them. Is this bow worth the $289.99 they are asking for it? She's 10, so I fully expect she will need to use shooting sticks from the ground blind or 2-man tree stands out there. I imagine that with the cheater-sticks she will become accurate faster than we did. Is this a real expectation for her? That's all I got for now. Hit me experts!
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first, check and see if they are legal in texas. and anywhere else you may have her hunting. next, the price of that crossbow is reasonable. next, the bolts that come with it are not going to be that bad. if she shoots them well, try and get the same type for her hunting arrows(bolts). next, make sure it shoots fast enough to meet the requirements of the state you are hunting. meaning meets minumu8m requirements for poundage. the site you are talking is fine, and the shooting sticks will definately help.
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rick had to use a x-bow this year due to bad shoulder and wrist,i didn't have much time to get used to it before i hunted,(only 4 days). i bought a barnett 400 avi,345 fps. they recomended using bolts of a certain wt. including the broadhead, and not anything less or could damage the bow, and to use heads that weighed 125 gr. they also recomend using mechanical broadheads.i used the montec fixed 3 blade and they shot good.i did go to excaliber carbon express bolts, mine uses 22" bolts,the ones they sent me with the bow didn't quite meet their weight recomenations. the other things you need to do is make sure you use the string and rail wax,the strings will wear out faster than other bows so you need to use it.i also noticed that if your not using a rest of some kind,(shooting free hand) the bow will kinda jump when you shoot causing high hits.only other thing is to MAKE SURE YOU WATCH WHERE YOU PUT YOUR THUMB WHEN HOLDING THE BOW!!! a woman at work years ago didn't and the string hit her thumb and broke it. not real experianced too much with it right now, like i said i didn't have much time to. but i hope some of this helps----tom
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I guess either way I'll go ahead and purchase the bow for her. Appreciate the info as always.
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This is from the TX DNR:
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/publicat...al/hunt/means/ Crossbow: Any person may use a crossbow to hunt game animals or game birds (except migratory game birds) during a general open season or Eastern spring turkey season. Telescopic sights are lawful. ONLY a person with an upper-limb disability may use a crossbow to hunt deer and turkey during the Archery Only Open Season, provided the person, while hunting, has in their immediate possession a physician's statement certifying the extent of the disability. An upper-limb disability is a permanent loss of the use of fingers, hand, or arm in a manner that renders the person incapable of using lawful archery equipment. A crossbow is lawful for game animals and game birds (except migratory game birds and as provided above), provided: the crossbow has a minimum pull of 125 pounds; the crossbow has a mechanical safety; and the crossbow stock is not less than 25 inches in length. Projectiles (Arrows): While hunting game animals and game birds, a projectile may not be poisoned, drugged, or explosive. When used to hunt turkey and all game animals other than squirrels, a projectile must be equipped with a broadhead hunting point that is at least 7/8-inch in width (upon impact) and has a minimum of two cutting edges. A mechanical broadhead must begin to open upon impact and, when open, must be a minimum of 7/8-inch in width. An archer may have arrows with field, target, or judo points in the quiver with the broadhead hunting points.
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Sorry Rick but I cant help you. I know nothing about them. But this year they will be legal in PA archery for everyone. i might have to get one to tinker with.
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