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Post by bigugly on Aug 27, 2005 15:24:51 GMT -5
The new Phoenix I bought my dad came with the carbon. Really amazed at how well they shot. Question is what is the best target for these? I have a styrafoam excalibur target which stops them fine but melts to the carbon bolt. ???Any suggestions.
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Post by Woody Williams on Aug 27, 2005 16:15:37 GMT -5
The new Phoenix I bought my dad came with the carbon. Really amazed at how well they shot. Question is what is the best target for these? I have a styrafoam excalibur target which stops them fine but melts to the carbon bolt. ???Any suggestions. This one will stop them. A little on the tough side to pull when new though. www.archerytargets.com/CompoundKing.aspx |
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Post by John on Aug 27, 2005 17:48:06 GMT -5
Bigugly:
If you need info. on how to obtain this Crossbow King Target in Ontario, I can give you the info. They are $65.00 Can.
John
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Post by Doug/Va on Aug 27, 2005 20:13:57 GMT -5
There is one thing I have wondered about. Why is there a "crossbow target" if a crossbow don't shoot a bit harder than a regular bow? Or is it thy are so much more accurate we just chew out the bullseye faster and then we have pass throughs. ;D
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Post by Woody Williams on Aug 27, 2005 20:29:18 GMT -5
There is one thing I have wondered about. Why is there a "crossbow target" if a crossbow don't shoot a bit harder than a regular bow? Or is it thy are so much more accurate we just chew out the bullseye faster and then we have pass throughs. ;D At 20 yards they might hit a little harder. The biggest problem is when the target starts getting ate up a little and the 20" arrow bury past the fletch. The longer vertical arrow (28 inches or so) will still be protruding enough to pull them out. |
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