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SOLD Madrock Safeguard
Sure, shoot me a message when you get a chance please- MAHunter
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SOLD Madrock Safeguard
Selling off my saddle gear as I now have access to a massive Private area with perm stands. All Prices include shipping -Madrock Safeguard - $75- MAHunter
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Anyone building their own bolts?
From the videos Ive watched, Helicals will work fine in modern crossbows. The benefit of the helical is that it start spinning the bolt as soon as it leave the rail. Which gets the arrow stable faster. I would think that would be very beneficial to shooting closer ranges (30-40yards). To much... -
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Anyone building their own bolts?
I think i will. Ill need to strip one of my bolts to clock it so i know which direction the helical needs to go. Im not sure they may a left offset. -
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Anyone building their own bolts?
Funny, i was looking at those exact Vanes. Im curious if offset/helical improves accuracy out to 40yards. Where I hunt, there arent many open lanes over 40yards. -
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Anyone building their own bolts?
Hi All, I got a couple CE Piledriver bolts that need to be re-fletched. Im looking at picking up the Arizona EZ Fletch. Im looking for some Vane suggestions from anyone here with experience. Im shooting a 150grain 3blade fixed broadhead. Length? Stiff or flexible? Helical, offset, or straight... -
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Fixed Blade Broadhead Recommendations
Broadheads will almost always fly slower than the same weight field point. The broad heads are bigger and have more wind resistance, which slows them down and typically hit lower than field points.