You’re not living in the Stone Age, so why do many hunters like you choose a recurve crossbow instead of a compound crossbow? The answer is simplicity and reliability. The recurve crossbow’s design is straightforward, with fewer mechanical parts, making it less prone to mechanical failure and easier to maintain. Its lightweight and maneuverable design …
Did you know that the sound of a typical crossbow can reach up to 90 decibels? But don’t worry; there are several factors you can consider to make your crossbow quieter. By tightening all the fasteners, performing regular maintenance, and using noise-reduction accessories, you can significantly reduce the noise of your crossbow. In this article, …
Imagine standing on the shooting range, crossbow in hand, feeling the rush of excitement as you release a bolt from your new crossbow. In those exhilarating moments, you truly appreciate the importance of finding a target that can handle the power. Having personally delved into the world of crossbow targets, I’ve compiled a definitive list …
Isn’t it wonderful when you finally hit that perfect shot with your crossbow, and the deer drops right where it stands? Unfortunately, that’s not always how things play out in real life. Even fatally wounded deer can sometimes run a considerable distance before they succumb to their injuries. So, how long should I wait after …
Many prospective crossbow archers find themselves with a host of unanswered questions regarding the speed at which crossbow bolts or arrows are fired. While such speeds tend to vary from one model of a crossbow to the next, there are some average figures that can be used to accurately depict modern crossbow speeds in general. …
It is not uncommon for beginning crossbow archers to question how far their crossbow can shoot. Of course, this curiosity is only normal, as most wish to understand the full range of capabilities that their equipment holds. However, the answer to this quandary is not always as simple as one might assume. While the exact …
There are quite a few excellent crossbows in today’s market. The Bear Saga 405 surely is one of them. The experts at Bear are to be trusted 100% with what they put together. Top-of-line speed and performance. If you are looking for a crossbow that is fast, top-notch quality, and accurate, the Bear Saga 405 …
Do you rather fire a crossbow than a “regular” bow? But you do love bow fishing? Well, how about a fishing crossbow? We are pretty much all about bow hunting – but our new team member James loves his crossbows. Check your local regulations regarding bow fishing or crossbow fishing. Most of the time they …
It is important for crossbow rail lube to only be applied in the manner suggested by its manufacturer. In the world of crossbow rail lubricant, a little goes a long way. Most crossbow rail lubes intended to be applied sparingly by hand. Rail lube is generally applied to the up-facing side of a crossbow’s shooting …
How long can you leave a crossbow cocked? This is a question that many crossbow hunters have. The answer, however, differs slightly from brand to brand and model to model. In most cases, you can leave a crossbow cocked for up to 12 hours without any problems. There are, however, a few exceptions. And to …
When it comes to crossbows, many things need to be considered to ensure an accurate shot. One of the most important factors is the length of the crossbow string. How do you measure the string, and how to ensure that you order the correct size? Read on to find out. How to Measure Crossbow String …
The crossbow’s popularity has skyrocketed among hunters over the past couple of decades. This, of course, is for a good reason, as crossbows are quite effective at taking game of any size. Additionally, many states now offer weapon-specific seasons, just for those intending to use a crossbow when heading afield. This, in turn, has led …
Today, the sport of archery has become rather diverse. Though the use of both traditional and compound bows remains extremely popular, crossbows have gained significant notoriety over the past decade. Though the concept of crossbow archery is nothing new, bows of this design have gained significant traction among hunters and target archers. Crossbows are now …
As most hunters know, not every hunt ends in success, and often, no shot is taken. This presents crossbow hunters with a unique situation, as safe hunting practices dictate that unloading any weapon before transport is essential. This leaves many new crossbow users every year to wonder how to decock a crossbow. Most hunters use …
