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Location: Hazen, Arkansas | Received my Turbo XLT II today, my first crossbow in 35 years of bowhunting. This crossbow is everything I hoped for, a top quality peice of equipment! Went ahead and got mine with the acu-draw, a nice feature. Once assembled and lubed took it out to sight in. After some elevation and azimuth adjustments it was zeroed in at 20 yds., busted a nock with the second group of three arrows. Tweeked it a bit at 30 yds, dead on at 40 and 50 yds. This is one bad accurate crossbow! Also got the Bowjax kit with it which makes it virtually vibration free, a nice solid thunk upon arrow release and not loud by crossbow standards. It has a good balance with the weight evenly distributed, not forend heavy like some other manufactuers. Took the bow to the archery shop where I work part time weighed my arrows and shot them through the chronograph. I"m shooting a 2219 shaft with 2" blazer vanes and 100 gr. points, they weighed in at 439.7 grns. and were traveling 323 fps. which I thought was outstanding. |
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Location: Suffield, OH | Sounds like you are set to take out a turkey! |
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Location: Bowhunting in 5C&5D Pa | Hey bud you have any trouble shooting the blazers...I was told not to shoot them off my new Turbo and Titan because the would rub on the bottom of the rail ? |
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Location: Oklahoma | I think the new blazer is a hair shorter and that eliminates most problems associated with it rubbing on rails.
I am going to order some and fletch my bolts with them, but they are suppose to be TenPoint safe.
Happy shooting.
Dale |
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Location: Bowhunting in 5C&5D Pa | Np im shooting the Predator vanes and their 2 inch but more rounded then the blazers....they shot great! |
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Bad accurate crossbow!
