[spangler2k3]

Good morning. the barnett scope that came on my barnett destroyer is off.. something seized up in the windage adjustments. cant center at 20 yards. So in a fit of rage, i took it off and threw it in the trash. Ordered a tru glo with IR to replace it.

I also lost 2 headhunter 20" bolts that came with it, and according to easton/barnett they are supposed to weigh 311.6 without field points.

I just bought a bunch of the bloodsport witness bolts and they are just a tad lighter around 300 grains. should i be looking at a 125 head or stick with 100

thanks in advance

 

[Cummins5.9ho]

It depends.
The bolts you bought. Are the 300 gr with aluminum or brass inserts?

If there aluminum get 125 heads.
If there brass try the 100 heads.
FOC can make a big difference.
Of course you'll have to resign the bow in either way.

 

[Hiamovi]

I would try both at various distances.

 

[spangler2k3]

thanks for the suggestions.. ended up putting a tru glo on it, and the windage was maxed out due to the scope rail being machined from the factory incorrectly. (i was told this is a barnett typical issue)

At the local bow shop they adjusted a timing cam on the crossbow to make it pull left, and used a shim to help with my rise and fall adjustment..

20 bolts last night drilling the center from 20-40 yards.

Should be good enough for this season until i can get it fixed by barnett.

oh and 125 grain bolts did the trick.