can you use a lighter weight hunting head 130 grain
1114660
Yes I am currently going try some 125 grains as there are quite of them on market for crossbow If I were hunting elk,moose,or bear would defiantly stick with the 150 for penetration
1114661
The minimum with bolt and tip is 3.50 grain total, no less, Standerd is 1.50gr tip or up to 1.75gr , Carbon or Aluminum bolts is your choice , doing so make adjustments on your scope
1114662
Yes but but you have to weigh at least 350 grain arrow complete, most people just use a heavy brass insert an a 100 grain point wyvern creation sells or also on amazon made especially for the matrix.
1114663
I wouldnt shoot anything less because the arrow will fly crazy after about thirty yards. From experience
282227
Yup. Go with the 125 grain. Amazing broad head. Another thing, upgrade the elastic to a thicker one. If you do that you will find u have the most accurate broad head next to field tip. I love em
552522
This backstop contains an 1280 FPS 40 grain .22LR so I am quite sure it will contain a much lighter pellet even though it is slightly faster.If you are concerned though, place a couple 2X4s in front of the trap opening for added absorption protection.Hope this helps B. Brown.Ron
289105
if you get regular broad heads for hunting go to an archery shop and have them lined up with your fletching's this way they will fly straighter off your bow, I use mechanical broad heads.
443647
It is a real bow and can be set to a draw length of 22/23, the only thing to check is your state requirements for minimum poundage. At that draw length it might not be a high enough poundage to legally hunt.
65231
While this ballhead is designed for a lightweight camera, you can, in a pinch, use it for a heavier unit. On a recent trip to Poland, and traveling light, I used this ballhead to support my medium format Bronica film camera. Keep in mind, the purpose of a monopod is to help steady the camera as opposed to the full support of a tripod
962749
Yes, you may have to use a heavier grain pellet like an 8 or 10 grain. I was driving 10.5 grain pellets though 5/8" plywood at 10 meters. That is plenty strong enough to penetrate the carcasses of most common varmints. Just try to be accurate - head or heart - for a quick and clean kill.
2080141
Ya, I suppose any compound bows on the market it is suitable. When tested to its 400fps standard, it's not capable!!! If your not shooting over 320fps you can purchase a more durable target that you can fire fixed blade broadheads at for a much lower price!!!
2075360
No, you have to adjust the Draw Weight, according to your strength so you can easily pull it back. Go to You Tube and search for how to shoot a Compoun Bow (do not dry fire a bow) very dangerous if you do that. Good Hunting.
426228
There are lots of opinions on that. Stick with the same length and weight bolt that comes with it (can't remember exact specs at the moment.) I've shot a few different types of 100 gr. broad heads and all flew with the same degree of accuracy.
1027720
yes you can this crossbow is perfect for hunting I plan on going deer hunting this fall with it.
768994
Yes. But depending on what you are shooting it may be better to use stronger ammo such as the pellet.
562311
Yes you can. Hunter fans come with a standard downrod for typical installations (approx. 3 inches). For higher or angled ceilings, you can add an optional longer downrod. They are available in 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 60 and 72 inch lengths.
426230
I use 20" Headhunter bolts with Muzzy 125 broadheads. Never had an issue. Taken down 9 deer so far.
765883
They make a reaper broad head for crossbows. They recamend a 65# draw weight on a bow. But I only shoot a 60# draw weight. I produce 82 lbs of KE. They have always worked well for me. You should probly get the ones for a crossbow. Just to be safe so they don't open in flight. Go to grimreaperbroadheads.com. you will be able to see the different ones offers the. Hope this helps.Have a safe hunt and good luck to ya.
854226
You can use any 20" bolt as long as the broadhead/field point and shaft meet the minimum weight requirement. The maxim as that come with it are very good bolts. However, my favorite arrow shaft and bolt are the Easton FMJs. You can order these right here on amazon most of the time. Other wise Bass Pro, Cabelas, Midway USA, Gander Mountain, or Sportsman's Guide are good online resources, or somewhere like acadamy sports or dicks if you have either of those local. You could also call your local archery shop.
1489183
That will depend entirely on the weight of the pellet. The gun is rated at 1650 fps with lightweight PBA ammo. I would not recommend using that as it can damage the gun internally. I would go for something 10 grains or heavier, that should bring the velocity down into a more acceptable and more accurate range. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team