There are three different types of crossbow scopes that are the most commonly used for crossbow hunting. They are multi-point reticle, red dot, and variable power scopes. The sight-in process for each of the different types are extremely similar, however, there are just a few variances that occur in the process for the different scopes.
So, which one is better? It depends on the situation you find yourself in. Are you using the bow for hunting, or solely for target shooting? Do you need to fire arrows at a great distance with great force, or rapidly at a shorter distance?
If you aren’t sure of the differences between acrossbow and a compound bow we outline facts, what each is best at!
How much weight you want to pull? We break it down by body type and weight to give you a good indication of the best draw weight for you.
Are you looking for other like-minded archers? Maybe a coach? Some local, state or national events or tournaments? We’ve compiled a list of all the archery associations we could find at both global, national level and for all 50 US states and you’ll find it here.
Tips and tricks to help you get the best from shooting your bow with proper archery form. From stance to follow-through all the steps explained.
If you’re taking a Hunter Safety course, you might well be faced with this question. There’s a quick answer and there are some things you should know.
If you aren’t sure of the differences between a traditional longbow vs a recurve we outline facts, what each is best used for, by whom, and for what reason!
Deciding on your first bow, your next bow? Want to join a club? Ready to hunt? Writing a project? Just plain curious???
What’s best? Recurve, compound or pistol? What’s the power stroke, what’s fpke mean? What accessories do you need?