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Post by redspinner3 on Aug 5, 2018 9:13:44 GMT -5
New at this stuff just got Excalibur Matrix Grizzly for hunting in New York State max Draw is 200lbs.
Guess first thing is arrow oops sorry bolt setup. Need a starting point . Any help would be appreciated .
Geo.
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Post by redspinner3 on Aug 5, 2018 10:35:54 GMT -5
Thanks for the info .
Geo.
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Post by sw on Aug 5, 2018 19:29:47 GMT -5
Arrows have plastic or feather fletching. If I were ordering arrows, I’d order from Jerry at Southshore Archery. 18”, preferably 20” Spynal Tapps, spine matched, 92g double Tapp insert, SK300s in Offset, flat plastic nock. If you want lighted nocks, get a Lumenocks and then use 125g points. If unlighted nocks, either 100g or 125g points. If you use fixed broadheads consider standard Slick Tricks or Griz Tricks. If you use expandible, I wouldn’t go with the larger cuts. If 2 blade not over 2”, If 3 blade, not over 1 1/2”. If you select 20” arrows, consider whether the arrow being slightly past the Stirrup would bother you. 20” arrows usually do better on longer range. If you just “know” you’ll never shoot beyond 60 yards , choose the 18” arrows. Don’t aim at the same spot. 6 arrows should be enough if you’ll treat the arrows like equipment, not supply. Never shoot at the same spot when target shooting.
Though crossbow arrows are often mis-labeled “bolts” even by crossbow manufacturers, they are arrows in every sense of the word.
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Post by redspinner3 on Aug 6, 2018 20:34:13 GMT -5
Thank you SW that's what I needed to know. Thanks again saved me a lot of time searching for that info.
I'm in NY and 200 lbs is max here the crossbow was cheep on sale.
Geo.
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Post by redspinner3 on Aug 31, 2018 10:16:27 GMT -5
I got 4 18" diablo arrows plastic 3 vanes . I have it sighted in to 40 yds. 1" group
This is first time shooting a crossbow have 20 shots out of it now.
Geo.
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