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Question: How many yards can you shoot
Document: After shooting it at regular archery targets (they let me shoot it, this time and only once), the bolts were literally driven 14 inches into the bullseye at 20 yards! Pulling these guys out was a real pain in the a**, and I strongly advise buying a arrow-puller as well.
Lots of power, very quick, at least out to about 40 yards, and easy to shoot and handle, I even let my 7 year old daughter shoot it (with a little help). If you don't mind buying crossbow technology that's a couple of years old, this just may be the right one for you.The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because I have just received it about a week ago, have it sighted and ready to go - no real history to report yet.
barnett crossbow,this bow is well made,  but takes to much time to shoot it. if you have the time it will work for you. i never shot it.
The three it came with are okay enough to predict a shot group (assuming you already know how to shoot), but don't you want to at least have a few more pieces of ammo to shoot before you pass out red-faced from pulling out your bolts?6) Your mileage can vary on being allowed to shoot this weapon at a range, depending on the disposition of the owners.
At least these bolts are MUCH EASIER to pull out of the target! There are online calculators that can compute your expected impact force, you can Google it.Design and Reliability:Wildcat - Given my first fiasco with a poorly assembled Wildcat C5 by Bass Pro (they still don't know who is the culprit), I realize that the sensitivity to this guy under poor maintenance is devastating. MAKE SURE YOU GET THAT CABLE GLIDE IN THERE! Don't shoot without it!
4th bow, don't hunt regularly, but target shoot often a variety of toys. Nice bow, with a good value. Fast, & solid.Rail is true alloy, easily mount 2nd 3x magnifier, or tactical light if needed. Small rail up front underneath also.Came with 3 nice carbon arrows with target tips, 'clean'. Even trigger pull, nice metal safety, seems quality build.
The "following the arrow" tip is exactly a traditional archery technique, but it DOES NOT APPLY TO CROSSBOWS. You know how you shoot rifles and adjust your sights based upon your shot groups? You do the same thing from crossbows!8) DO NOT EVER PUT YOUR FINGERS, APPENDAGES, GENITALS OR WHATEVER ON THE FLIGHT DECK. Think of this, 150 pounds of chopping power is held in that bowstring, and it's all coming at you to snap, slice, or dismember your preciouses.
I work for a retailer of these bows. We started getting a bunch of the Quad 400's returned. We aren't supposed to take returns on bows but we do to appease the customer. However, we got so many back that we called Barnett to see about this. They told us that they had produced a number of Quad 400's and Wildcat C5's that were flawed. They didn't say what the flaw was but from what I can tell, there is a bit of a squiggle in the fletching chanel of the bow.
i have done alot with my cross bow since i got it, cross bow hunting, fishing, target shooting. and it performs great. it has a good grouping around 2 inch average in controlled ranges. there are many kings of scopes you can mount on this and it is capable with the winding cranks. i personally just put back the strings with my hands but i know not everyone can do that. but in my opinion its not that hard to pull the string back by hand.
First few shots out of this, and it was a bit down and to the right. I simply changed the windage a few clicks up and to the left and began slamming bullseyes at 20 yards after 15 minutes! Incredible!! !M-Tech - I'll be honest with you, I never gave the M-Tech a fighting chance.
Answer: yes