Storing crossbow
12-03-2007, 06:44 PM
#2
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Ontario Canada
Posts: 604
RE: Storing crossbow
I just store my bow in a soft case for travel. In the house it just hangs on the wall.
There are a few that use a double rifle hard case (plano I believe). All they do is remove the limb, riser asembly off of the rail. You can then just re-assemble and start shooting. The point of impact will not have changed any. You will not have to sight in again, I have seen this and can conferm that DIGGER assembled his bow and hit the target 5 out of 5 at 20 yards.
There are a few that use a double rifle hard case (plano I believe). All they do is remove the limb, riser asembly off of the rail. You can then just re-assemble and start shooting. The point of impact will not have changed any. You will not have to sight in again, I have seen this and can conferm that DIGGER assembled his bow and hit the target 5 out of 5 at 20 yards.
12-04-2007, 08:42 AM
#3
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Chicopee, Massachusetts
Posts: 385
RE: Storing crossbow
TX,
During the off season I remove the dissapator pads, unstring, and I hang it by the stirrup. When I take the string off I tie the two ends together with a bread tie and I hang the stringso it doesn't untwist. during the season for hunting trips and trips to the range it goes in the padded soft case.
HH
During the off season I remove the dissapator pads, unstring, and I hang it by the stirrup. When I take the string off I tie the two ends together with a bread tie and I hang the stringso it doesn't untwist. during the season for hunting trips and trips to the range it goes in the padded soft case.
HH
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