Sighting in a new crossbow
#3
Typical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: n.e. pennsylvania
Posts: 645
RE: Sighting in a new crossbow
aye, would help to know the bow and type of sight. sight it as you would a rifle. main thing is to especially concentrate shooting the type of shot you'll be taking when hunting. good luck and welcome to the forum.
#5
RE: Sighting in a new crossbow
OK like i said keep all thumbs and fingers below the rail and string. Next issue is start close 10-15 yds. so arrow will hit some where on target to give sightin spot. Ask all the ?'s you need to knowed, as they be some folks here that can answer them.
#6
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 65
RE: Sighting in a new crossbow
sight it dead on at ten yards my barnette drops about 6 inches every ten yards you just have to shot it at diff ranges to see how yours drops but use a pattern every ten yard or twenty. practice with broad heads and keep the arrows that shot straight some will fly on you my rig shots barnette bolt the best it make a diff. get rid of the flyers
#7
RE: Sighting in a new crossbow
It's not hard Chris. If you have A scope it is pretty simple. If you get pins you just need to remember to move your front pins opposite of what you want your arrow to do. I would also get a big back drop. Until you get proficient at using a CB you do not want stray arrows going into your yard and laywaiting for you some day in the future. Start out close like say ten and then get set at that and start to move back as you get better and more comfortable. Don't go crazy on arrows of other stuff, just get thebasics down and then get the fancy stuff if you want. At first you need to keep it simple and then build and explore options.The question you ask is kinda broad so you need to get that CB and then start to ask more specific questions as you go.
#10
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Adamsville Tennessee
Posts: 191
RE: Sighting in a new crossbow
All good advice...Yall better eat yout wheaties come Thursday because I am buying something even if is a stick nailed to a board with a rubber band for a string and will have 2037 questions<------just a rough estimate. Thanks for the info