will it stop an arrow from a crossbow @365 fps?
1344817
It partly depends on how heavy that arrow is. Also, at what distance?I bought this for a Scorpyd shooting at over 400 fps at launch. I back it up with another Block target. I'd rather have two softer targets than one really tough one. The reason for that is that the thicker targets will destroy vanes quickly. These layered targets are easy on the vanes but will still stop or at least slow the arrows plenty.
1344818
My brother's crossbow is a little over 300fps. It stops the bolt at about 10-12 inches of penetration. You should be fine.
1344819
I would say yes. I am shooting about 310fps. I do think a size with more depth may be more appropriate for a crossbow. If it were me, I would purchase a crossbow target to get more shots out of the target. Using two targets might be another option. If you are only going to shoot to sight in and then check occasionally then this target would be fine especially if you shoot at all the different bulls painted on the target. Hope this helps.
1063562
Check your alignment. If all that checks out then u need to make sure your bow has a hihh enough bow speed for the sight to work properly...you can either have the bow shop chrono it for you...has to be a minimum of 240 fps for the react to work properly...or you can increase the poundage a little if you can ...thats what I had to do to get it tuned properly...but once I got it set its awesome
1234086
In the hundreds of shots I have taken I never had this problem. I have used target bolts with a 350 fps Excalibur. My closest distance was 35 yards. The rubber jar gripper the other people suggested should get it done. You may consider modifying your bolts or investigate the Excalibur bolts that have the screw in feature for use with the Excalibur screw in t-wrench. Good luck in the future.
908008
No doubt in my mind that it will kill a turkey or deer out to 20-25 yards. Although not the fastest crossbow at further distances, but I was still burying the bolt up to the fletching at 25 yards.
2183511
It should! I shoot at 70lbs and it stops the arrows just fine. I've never had to use an arrow puller.
690653
I used this Toxic twice on my new crossbow (a light duty 300fps 140 lb draw). The first shot killed a medium size feral hog that only got 20 yards and the second shot killed an 8 point whitetail buck. In both cases the bolt went all the way through leaving a quarter-dollar size hole and shredding the lungs. With the deer it flew another 25 yards. I wouldn't even consider using any other kind of broadhead.
2138548
Do not know. I shoot a crossbow and it was awesome. my grandson shoots a long bow and had one on but he missed his shot. Sorry im no help.
201446
don't think i would advise it. i used it on a crossbow and wished it had a little more eye relief
753244
I would consult the manufacturers guide for the xbow. I do know you are putting yourself in danger of at least an inaccurate shot if you use a bolt that is not the correct length and weight for your bow. I have heard it can damage the bolt over time also and firing a damaged bolt can result in it sharrtering. I just imagine shards of carbon going in my face or hands and that is enough for me not to risk it. What xbow did you get???
2198361
Depends on which arrow you use. Average is 333 fps and 180# draw weight. I have one and it's awesome.
2138550
Hello, I dont think so. even at the speed of my compound bow they rarely go off. you need to hit something every hard for these to work.
42666
This crossbow will deliver an arrow on target very quickly if you do your part. Do you believe you lost deer because the arrow was not fast enough or accurate enough ? Hitting the vitals of a deer with a good broadhead should be all that is required. Shooting a crossbow is not like shooting a gun. You need to practice lots, and only take shots that you feel 100% confident in. I hunt with this crossbow as an upgrade to a Horton 150. I'll shoot 50 yards on the target range, but only about 25 yards in the field.
2257113
Yes, just don't keep shooting the same spot and don't shoot too close. It stops my Scorpyd Velocity 165 @ 425 FPS.
2080142
I bought for use for a crossbow that shoots 410 fps. It doesn't hold up at all for being rated for 400fps. I guess if your shooting in the low 300fps it is a waste of money for you I believe. But if your shooting up to 300fps I guess it will work good for you. It's not worth it's money when considering the standards they set. Do not shoot rage practice tips at it either, it's only made for field points. It also where's extremely quick!!
1669600
Shoot between the sensors but have the chrono in very close range where there is no chance of shooting it. I shot mine with an arrow but got real lucky. Arrow went all the way through but only suffered cosmetic damage. Functions perfect just ugly.
2278294
I am not a professional archer and do not know the answer to your question. Would recommend you ask Genesis ll, the maker of the arrow, sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
2218251
It is not a trigger. You have to pull back the lever and release it to fire. So the fps ~fires per second ~ is however fast you can do that.