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Long time compound bowhunter here. I was over on the NShunting site reading the rather long debate/discussion over crossbow season placement, ie, seperate season, with gun season, with bow season. well, it was interesting to say the least.
However,one thing did come out that I would not have thought was an issue, tuning. One person brought it up in response to a statement that it only took 3 shoots to dial in the scope and it was ready for hunting, I would have thought that having a rifle type stalk, it would already be set from the factory as far as tuning.
What is involved in tuning a crossbow? arrow rest horizontal and vertical position, arrow selection, arrow fletching?
What about practice, how much compared to long rifle and compound bow?
What about drawing the crossbow, would a person with a bad back have trouble doing this?
Long time compound bowhunter here. I was over on the NShunting site reading the rather long debate/discussion over crossbow season placement, ie, seperate season, with gun season, with bow season. well, it was interesting to say the least.
However,one thing did come out that I would not have thought was an issue, tuning. One person brought it up in response to a statement that it only took 3 shoots to dial in the scope and it was ready for hunting, I would have thought that having a rifle type stalk, it would already be set from the factory as far as tuning.
What is involved in tuning a crossbow? arrow rest horizontal and vertical position, arrow selection, arrow fletching?
What about practice, how much compared to long rifle and compound bow?
What about drawing the crossbow, would a person with a bad back have trouble doing this?