Originally Posted by gophergunner
Originally Posted by Highoctane
Originally Posted by gophergunner
As per a suggestion from one of our members here, I picked up an Excaliber Ibex, and have never looked back. Very good bow for the money. I'm looking to upgrade the scope. It's functional, but I want a better piece of glass on it, and I'm sure the bow will shoot tighter groups.


If you want tighter groups you gonna need spine indexed arrows, not necessarily another scope. Of course it couldn't hurt tho..I use spine indexed Spynal Tapp arrows from Southshore archery supply in my Tenpoint FX4. Tremendous arrows......
I haven't heard of this before. Could you please explain what spine indexed arrows are? Thanks for the suggestion.


joe6555 is right. It is a process where the "stiff" side is identified, marked and then fletched between the hen vanes on crossbows. The idea of turning nocks will work but as mentioned it will result in a different cock vane. That could cause a problem if loaded with limited light.

Also, overkill was mentioned. There's no such thing as too much accuracy.

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