Sighting in a crossbow scope requires patience and practice. First, select an appropriate target from 20 to 30 yards away. Secure the bow in a stable position such as on a shooting bench or crossbow vise so that it does not move during adjustment. With your eye behind the scope, take aim at the center…
A crossbow can be left cocked for a long period of time, but it is not recommended. Leaving the bowstring in a cocked position increases tension on the limbs, which can cause them to weaken over time and possibly fail when fired. The amount of time that the bowstring should remain cocked will depend on…
The Halo 4X32 Crossbow Scope Yardage Lines are a helpful feature that makes it easier to judge the distance of your target. The four horizontal lines on the reticle represent 10 yard intervals, ranging from 20 yards all the way up to 80 yards. This allows you to quickly and accurately estimate where your shot…
The recommended way to uncock a crossbow is by using an uncocking device. This device attaches to the string of the bow, and when activated will slowly release the tension in the bowstring, allowing you to safely remove it from its cocked position. To use this method effectively, ensure that your arrows have been removed…
Deer are typically found in wooded areas, including forests and thickets. As such, when shooting a deer with a crossbow it is important to choose the right location for maximum success. A good spot would be near known deer trails or food sources like acorns, berries and other vegetation that deer eat. It is also…
20 Inch 400 Grain Crossbow Bolts are specifically designed for crossbows and provide the shooter with a powerful bolt that is accurate and has increased penetration. These bolts feature an extra-large diameter, which increases their durability and accuracy. They also have a larger frontal surface area, making them more aerodynamic in flight and increasing their…
The amount of time you can leave a crossbow drawn depends on the type and quality of your crossbow. Generally, modern compound or recurve crossbows should be able to stay cocked for around 30 minutes without losing accuracy or causing damage. However, traditional bows are not designed to be held at full draw for more…
When cocking a crossbow, safety should be the top priority. Before beginning to cock, make sure the crossbow is facing away from any people or animals that may be nearby. Secondly, if you are using a rope-cocking device it should fit securely onto the bowstring and not move when pulling back on it. Once cocked,…
To adjust a crossbow scope, start by aiming the crossbow at a target and firing it. Measure the distance between where the bolt lands and your intended target. Then, remove the safety on the crossbow and cock it again with an arrow in place. Use a hex wrench to loosen or tighten each of the…
When operating a crossbow, safety should be your top priority. Firstly, make sure to wear protective eyewear when shooting or handling the bow. Secondly, always check that the path of the arrow is free and clear before firing. Thirdly, never point the bow at anything you do not intend to shoot; keep it pointed toward…