Yep, that's right. I am showing off my weapon of choice....my Barnett Banshee Quad split limb round wheel compound bow with 225 lbs. of draw weight (For those who think I'm bullshiting about me pulling the 225 lbs. of draw weight from an easy pulling compound bow, consider the truth--->"....Bows for warfare tend to be much more powerful, with the most powerful bows being the English longbow and the African elephant bow, both of which topped the 900 N (200-pound) at 80 cm (32 inches) mark. Many men in medieval England were capable of shooting bows from 670–900 N (150–200 pounds) — deformed skeletons of archers have been studied, revealing spur like growths on their bones where the over-developed muscles pulled. However, these men did train daily from a very young age and their lives depended on being able to use such powerful bows....", http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longbow, also, check this out--->"Girl takes down elephant with 83-lb bow", http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1846909/posts, look at the bow she is using......look familiar??? Is that my split limb bow??? Plus she's a chick too, hahha, a man over 6' 5" could easily double that draw weight, as previously mentioned about medieval archers) (I totally modded the bow to far exceed factory specs with cold steel welds on arrow rest, bowstring, cam, and forearm.....and lots of stretching....hehehe!),....and dangerous game type (eg., African Lion, Cape Buffalo, Rhinocerous, etc., hunting arrows) 950 grain Easton(c) Fall Stalker 33 inch Arrows (Arm Span [(6' 6", my height, or 78"] / 2.5 = 31.2 [+ 1.75" for clearance = 33"], http://www.huntersfriend.com/draw-length-weight.htm), flying out of the bow at 356 feet per second, with a kinetic energy rating of 268 foot pounds (KE=[mv^2] / 450240, http://www.huntersfriend.com/bowselection.htm), equaling a .38 Smith and Wesson Special +P or a standard .357 Magnum snub nose (2 1/2 inch barrel) handgun in kinetic energy ("...Federal .38 Special 129-grain Hydrashok +P, velocity = 846 fps.....~= 205 ft/lbs. of energy......Winchester .38 Special 158-grain LSWCHP +P, velocity = 858 fps.......~= 258.3 ft/lbs. of energy...", etc.etc.--->http://www.snubnose.info/docs/38-snub_vs_357-snub.htm.....for energy ratings...http://www.on-targetrange.com/energy.shtml), and as powerful as a .44 Remington Magnum in efficacy!!!! (Cold bold Inspector Harry Callahan [Starring actor Clint Eastwood], from the movie "Dirty Harry", "The Enforcer", etc....."....Go ahead, make my day!...") , at a score of 169!!!! (1 shot stop ability, or ballistic efficiency) ([950 grains / (0.328125 [model 2117 = 21/64 inch diameter {"21" "17"}]* 0.328125) / 7000 (grains to a pound)] * 268 foot pounds ~= 337.817169 / 2 [because of having twice the sectional density of a bullet of .38 caliber] ~= 169) (Efficacy = energy * area, http://www.on-targetrange.com/energy.shtml, or, F=EA, "...I regard F=50 as minimal for adequate self-defense...", ".... his buddies invented what would later become known and regularized as the .44 Magnum. The common factory load is a 240-grain bullet at 1350 feet per second, for 971 foot pounds, and an “F” of 140....", http://www.bigheadpress.com/lneilsmith/?p=13,......translation.....F = 140--->.44 Magnum...F = 169--->arrows from my bow????). So, ballistically speaking.........it's a bow that shoots like a .44 magnum. I am, in the future, going to do some rabbit and squirel hunting in my backyard, and videotape it to show you, believe it or not, LOL, a rabbit/squirel flying 40 feet straight up into the air after being hit by an arrow flying out of this bow. Seriously, they litterly get blown out of their skin and guts vanishing in mid-air, by a bow shot no less!!!! Hahhaha!! Check out future videos up and coming.