Barnett crossbow bolts ??
#1
Barnett crossbow bolts ??
first post here but been hunting for 48 years--have a new Barnett crossbow with 22" carbon fiber bolts and sighting it in with with 125gn field points after the first shot the inserts came out of 5 out of 6 arrows when removed from the target--common problem or not--using a new morrells crossbow target for field points--the arrows pull out very easy--thanks
#4
Sounds like they used a bad glue or even a hot melt. Crossbow bolts create alot of heat when going into a target that they can soften the glue that shops use, in return pulling out your insert. I recommend using a insert glue such as Insert Iron or something comparable. Never had an insert come out yet, nor will you ever.
#5
Sounds like they used a bad glue or even a hot melt. Crossbow bolts create alot of heat when going into a target that they can soften the glue that shops use, in return pulling out your insert. I recommend using a insert glue such as Insert Iron or something comparable. Never had an insert come out yet, nor will you ever.
#6
What are inserts?
In my experience, anything Barnett is crap. I got my boy an RC-150 and the cable snapped inside 50 shots. My buddy's blew up on him while shooting it. Lucky he wasn't hurt.
Probably cheap glue in your case. Either do it yourself or have a pro-shop put new ones in with quality glue.
This also happens to guys who have arrows made at places like Dick's
#7
Are you serious???
In my experience, anything Barnett is crap. I got my boy an RC-150 and the cable snapped inside 50 shots. My buddy's blew up on him while shooting it. Lucky he wasn't hurt.
Probably cheap glue in your case. Either do it yourself or have a pro-shop put new ones in with quality glue.
This also happens to guys who have arrows made at places like Dick's
In my experience, anything Barnett is crap. I got my boy an RC-150 and the cable snapped inside 50 shots. My buddy's blew up on him while shooting it. Lucky he wasn't hurt.
Probably cheap glue in your case. Either do it yourself or have a pro-shop put new ones in with quality glue.
This also happens to guys who have arrows made at places like Dick's