archer36

A 15 yo 20 yd shot with a dead nuts accurate crossbow is still on the table. A 50 yd shot or closer with a slug gun or ML is also on the table. I wouldn't do anything closer but that's me.

Can't find any "Parker Decocking Bolt" on the internet. Sure it's a "Parker"?

I'll have to look into that. Sounds like the old Horton one I had.

I have taken two frontal shots. One ended very quickly and one ended badly. The first one worked so good that I tried it a second time. The arrow basically skidded off the shoulder and did not penetrate the vitals. Won't try it again.

I discharge my crossbow about 59 times a season. That would be very expensive.

I had an old Horton decocking bolt that I used for 5 years. It was solid fiberglass and indestructible. I shot it into some soft dirt and can't find it any more. Gotta see if I can scrounge up another. All other decocking gadgets did not last. For now am shooting a field point into a bag target. Don't worry about the Omni nock. Just use the moon nock and load it properly. I had a couple of TP's with Omni nock requirements and used moons many times. Omni's are good because you can't load them incorrectly.

Well Slick Willie got Impeached. So what do you say about others accused of worse but not paid the price?

Nice buy.

I use the Twister and Quick Spin Vanes. Buy them when I can get deals on E Bay or Amazon or else they are too expensive.

Brain fart. But there is a Glass Repair sign outside. LOL

209 Texas Road. Look for the Big Auto Glass sign. The Big Dog sign is very small.

Bluefish cakes taste better than any other fish.

Caldwell Field Pod without a doubt. Just balance the crossbow and you are ready. Minimal movement after that. While you are not shooting it you can turn sideways so you have more room in the back of the blind.

Congrats! Nice shot!

Where were you? Under a rock?