i have spent alot of time shooting and i have my horton prohawk dialed in so well that i have to shoot a different spot each time unless i want to bust up a bolts.
being i use the same type heads to practice that i use in the field there is no need to readjust at all, personally...i love my thundehead 100's.
keep after it and always take your time when shooting it in, if you try to hurry things you can get a bit fatigued if shooting to many shots in a small time frame.
when i started out with my first xbow i would shoot 3 bolts and then go retrieve them and start over as soon as i got back to the spot i was shooting from, after doing this about 3 or 4 times i found it becoming harder to stay focused and concentrate on each shot which in turn made me shoot loose groups.
after becoming discusted with it i put it away and decided to continue another time and when i started shooting the next time i noticed while i wasn't yet zero'd in...i was getting consistant grouping again.
then after several trips to the target it all went south again and that was when i realized what was going on,so istarted taking a few minutes between trips and beginning shooting again which allowed me to collect myself and be able to focus more on each shot.
now had someone tried telling me that it wasn't a equiptment issue and that in fact it was me, i would have told them they were nuts and that would have definately been an unacceptable answer.
just remember to take your time and don't get disgusted, if you do then pack it up and start fresh another time, hang in there and you will have it dialed in and grouping like it should before you know it
Is this a Respectable group at 30 yrds?
