What are some bolts that can be used with this crossbow, other than the carbon express line? If any where can i get them?
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Parker makes some that worked great in mine. I use the Carbon express maxima hunter 20's and they haven't missed yet. This xbow is great! my only complaint is the weight and the safety is a little loud but its well made so I deal with it.
854226
You can use any 20" bolt as long as the broadhead/field point and shaft meet the minimum weight requirement. The maxim as that come with it are very good bolts. However, my favorite arrow shaft and bolt are the Easton FMJs. You can order these right here on amazon most of the time. Other wise Bass Pro, Cabelas, Midway USA, Gander Mountain, or Sportsman's Guide are good online resources, or somewhere like acadamy sports or dicks if you have either of those local. You could also call your local archery shop.
2025523
You can easily get it at "the crossbow store.com"! That's where I got mine! Hope this helps!
1563794
Sorry, I have not seen a limit on these bolts or any of the others that I have purchased. I put them through a crossbow with 165lbs draw and my buddy uses them on a 175lbs. No issues with either. If I am not mistaken, these bolts are manufactured by Easton. I bought a box of Easton XX75 a couple of weeks ago (didn't have time to order the Wicked Ridge), and they also do not have any limitations listed on the packaging or the website. I know this isn't much help, but I haven't had to deal with any higher draw weight crossbows.
1461829
No, these are for regular carbon arrows. Crossbow bolts are a different size (diameter) and you need to get broadheads specifically designed for them.
2164810
Ten Point unloading crossbow bolts will work well in a Wicked Ridge Cross bow. I haven't shot aluminum arrows since the 80's, but that should have nothing to do with it. The unloading bolts are very convienent, being jointed they fit in a fanny pack or small bag, and are supposedly biodegradable. Not sure about that, but they shoot well, and I've used three or four tubes of them without a failure. I'd recommend them.
2277535
I used the inexpensive black Allen quiver that Amazon sells. I used sandpaper to rough up the area on the bottom top of the crossbow (where the quiver usually goes) and to rough up the back of the quiver mounting bracket. Just lightly sandpaper the surface. I then chose the middle hole on the crossbow and used only one hole on the quiver bracket. I made sure the screw secured in the hole in the crossbow ok. The screws that came with the Allen quiver fit perfect. I made sure I had everything aligned and set like I wanted. I used a super glue that works on plastics and everything else. I glued the quiver bracket to the crossbow frame and put the screw in and tightened it immediately. Let the bracket to frame glue job dry for an hour. Put arrows in the quiver and put it in the bracket, tightened it down, worked great. It has held for over 8 months through woods, banging in the trunk, etc. Just make sure you have everything set, prepped, and ready to go before gluing. The quiver bracket is permanently attached to the crossbow. Does not get in the way if you remove the quiver, so no big deal to me. Hope this helps.
219077
I bought mine for Barnett Jackal crossbow i think its jackal but it fits i looked yours up it looks about the same as ours just different brand. If it don't fit you can always return it for something that will fit. :)
1920678
I use the 20'' for Target Shooting , I have 3 , 18'' Carbon Bolt that I use to hunt with . I have not shot anything yet with the Carbon Bolts , But a friend that has a Horton and the same Bolts I have had good results with them ..
2025522
here you go bud, http://www.thecrossbowstore.com/Replacement-String-for-Compound-Crossbow-MK-250-p/mk-250s.htm good luck
474660
On a crossbow you must fire the bolt but you can sustitute a special decocking bolt in place of your good bolt. This is a sturdy bolt, usually with a blunt rubber head that won't penetrate. I have also heard of cheap disposable bolts that be used to fire and decock. Just do a search for "decocking bolt" here on Amazon or on Google.
1776641
In order for you to cock this, this crossbow you wil need a crank mechanism that can be installed at the butt of the bow (there are two covers which can be removed in order to install it). You can buy it from Barnett or Amazon.
2159187
A great bow but rather than I respond to your question, get online @ http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/catalog/crossbow/equinox. it will describe the options. You will need more arrows, string and rail wax. Goof Humting
1153074
These bolts should work for any crossbow requiring a 20 inch/400 grain (including head) bolt. I assume you meant a Horton Explorer 150 which does require 20 inch bolts. The field points that come with these bolts are 100 grain and the shaft, etc is 300 grains. Couldn't easily find the weight requirement of that xbow, but you could always use a different weighted head to get the right weight.
1976256
Mine sits in a weaver mount on top of the crossbow. If it doest fit as you want you could always pick up another set of mounting rings. Note though that there are several horizontal lines for crosshairs, each corresponding to a specific yardage for arrow.
2138941
it did not work on mine, if your crossbow have a thump grip it will work. Mine have a solid stock and I don't want to drill into the stock.
110911
I am using Easton Carbon "Raider" (55/70) (400) arrows with these points. Using it with a recurve bow. I don't see the particular arrows I own listed ( not even on Easton's website). Overall Easton arrows. Search Easton Carbon arrows on Amazon.
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Randall I purchased the "Barnett ghost 410 CRT crossbow package" I didn't have that number as a reference. I don't know that I have adequately answered your question, but this is the package "I got" You can't go wrong, when you go Barnett