How hany yards does this cross bow shoot flat up until?
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It does not shoot flat. 1st cross hair sighted to 20 yds. Half way between 1st and 2nd cross hair is 30 yds. 2nd cross hair just under 40 yds.
2057372
yes at close range. it is a good bow for the money but i wish i would have spent more and got a better one i would love one of barnett's better crossbows
159486
Schwacker recommends that a bow produces 60 ft/lbs of kinetic energy or higher in order for the broadhead to correctly expand and do its a job. There are a lot if factors that play into this such as bow speed, draw length, and arrow weight. Here is a link to a kinetic energy calculator that allows you to type in you specifications based on your equipment. http://archerycalculator.com/archery-kinetic-energy-and-momentum-calculator/
731133
Yes if you set it down on a close to level surface it will shoot a level and a plumb line that creates a cross it also shoots a perpendicular point both directions and a point looking down. The cross hairs shoot out forward. Outside the lines are very faint even in mild shade on a light colored surface 15 ft. away but the level points are much brighter and could go more than 30 ft. if you use a dark target. The point is the 1/2" diameter at 40ft. Inside it is easy to see both lines and points.
1485341
After looking at several states regulations on bow hunting, the average draw is 35-45 lbs. This crossbow has 175 lbs of draw. I'm sure it will take a deer with no problems. HOWEVER- do consult your state's regulations on using crossbows for big game hunting. Most states allow you to hunt with a crossbow during rifle season but not bow season. Depends on the state and check the regs before going.
1742458
I drilled 2 holes in a 8x10 block of wood about 2 feet long.Holds the target up and off the ground,so you don,t have to pound it in. plus easy to pick up and carry. at 35 feet it is an ok height.
1386139
I'm not at home so I can't measure but I believe that's right. That's of course with no arrow loaded so it's as wide as it could be. It's much narrower once loaded. It is a pretty big crossbow.
1680073
My Quad 400 shoots pretty flat so I dialed in the top line of the scope at 30 yards and I don't even use the other lines.
2038711
I have mine adejusted to throw ascending to about 40 yards up and out.broken skeet fall about the same distance from launch point. the tension is adjustable and would prolect farther. good luck
260329
Not sure if you are serious or trolling. If it shoot consistently 2" too high. Its already zeroed. Just aim two inches lower and you're good. There is a tiny pin hole you insert the provided tool to adjust the elevation as needed.You gotta be trolling since you wrote 2" haha.
1114663
I wouldnt shoot anything less because the arrow will fly crazy after about thirty yards. From experience
1087802
not 100 % sure , since I had not used it much lately ( crossbow hunting ) but I think 800 yards ? , , but I would not shoot if more then 650 yards , on bipod , to a not moving target
1976256
Mine sits in a weaver mount on top of the crossbow. If it doest fit as you want you could always pick up another set of mounting rings. Note though that there are several horizontal lines for crosshairs, each corresponding to a specific yardage for arrow.
1441769
Although I bought it for bow shooting (10 to 50 yds), I've taken if out to the gun range and it did measure on the 300 yard range. Above that you just have to have a steady hand and a good eye. Definitely a good tool and yes, I'd purchase it.
870010
I'm a novice but there is a let off when you draw. I don't know what that amount is but I have no problem keeping the bow drawn, currently set around 42#. A google search says 75%.
546988
You must first pull the bow string back until it locks. Then load the bolt (arrow), them aim and pull the trigger just in front of the h hand grip. If you are having trouble keeping the bolts balanced try trimming them down. About an inch shorter should do.
2164808
While not familiar with your x-bow, I'm shooting an Excalibur using 20" bolts with flat nocks, so I don't really see why they wouldn't work very nicely.