Dampening Vibration in Your Crossbow
As a crossbow owner, especially if you have a compound model, one of the best things you can do is take steps to dampen vibration. Here are some of the…
Why Your First Crossbow Should Be a Recurve
The overwhelming majority of hunters in this country use compound crossbows. They are faster and more powerful, given the same draw weight rating, than recurve crossbows. But they are also…
Crossbow Shooting Tips for Accuracy and Success
The learning curve required for proficiency with a crossbow is shorter than vertical bows, including compound bows as well as recurve bows and longbows. They are also more forgiving. That…
Sighting in a Crossbow: Iron Sights and Optics
The learning curve associated with a crossbow may be much shorter than that of a compound bow, and it certainly takes much less time to become proficient with one than…
A Quick Vindication of Crossbow Hunting
There is this attitude among hunters that prefer compound archery tackle that they are superior beyond comparison to crossbow hunters, and this is patently unfair. It would be akin to…
Compound vs. Recurve Crossbows: Which Is Better?
There is a much shorter learning curve associated with proficiency with crossbow tackle than there is with recurve bows and longbows, and of course, compound bows – vertical bows. Crossbows…