Took the crossbow out for the first run this weekend. Shot my first 4 arrows into a foam target at 10 yards adjusting as I went. Come to find that the short arrows penetrated the block too far to remove them. Had to saw the block apart to get the arrows out. Great start.
After removing the arrows, I started shooting into round hay bales which worked fine. Unfortunately one arrow shot high and to the right of the others. Discovered that it was bent from the removal procedure. Down to 3 arrows left.
Backed up to 20 yards and fine tuned the red dot for that distance then went to 30 yards where I couldn’t find the range. Finally went to the instruction book and found out what I was doing wrong. Tough being a male.
Shot 3 arrow groups at 30 and then 40 yards with a 2″ group at 30 and a 4″ group at 40 yards. Decided to move back to 20 yards for one last check at that distance. Results are on the next post.