Hi. So I shot it on Wed at 20 yards. It's very accurate. I had to raise the pin a bit. The arrows fly much straighter. I ordered a bipod yesterday to attache to the stabilizer. I'll send you a photo later. Have you tested it with the muzzleloader scope. It has the extra lines on it for bullet drop(arrow drop). This is my best group but all were 1.5 inches or less. But it was all me- shaking from being hungry and exited. I love it but the only negative thing about it is that my wife will be upset because I'll spend more time shooting it. David from Iowa
A word from Collin County Archery In Dallas
We just recently became a dealer for Hickory Creek and are actually in the process of developing a "Customized" VAC (vertical assault crossbow) model, which is simply a tweaked version of their current model. I will personally vouch for them. I was anti-crossbow for many years but the design of this thing is ingenious and it fits the needs of nearly everyone that would be in the crossbow market. On the model we are working on with 125lb limbs, we have already achieved faster speeds than the advertised 365fps using a standard arrow. The benefit to that being..... no specialty target needed, use a standard arrow and far higher kenetic energy than a standard carbon bolt out of a faster crossbow. After tuning we are getting 2" groups at 100yds, however we plan to push it out to 200yds to see how well it performs there. Once our customizations have been completed we will write a review, post specs & pics here on AT. In the mean time, the factory model is more than enough for even an expert marksman.
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