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[Rockin' G Ranch]

Flinch said:

RG, where did you order your spider web?

I ordered my directly from spyder web but you can get it from http://www.bowhunter...-c-65_1052.html for a little less. I got the 24" x 24" x 10.5" target. It is everything they advertise.

Edited by Rockin' G Ranch, 29 September 2009 - 08:08 PM.

[Pineywoods Killer]

Wulf Outdoors has them for $139.

[Sean]

Got a range block and it works very well for target shooting but the crossbow block target is crap, it didn't even make it through one fita round 60 arrows 20yrds, very disappointing to say the least, it does work ok for slower bows like my spartan but the cyclone is not match for it, from what I have seen the spyderweb targets seem the best for crossbows

[dan118]

This is the best target (field point) you will ever shoot.  They are heavy and expensive, but if you shoot a lot, you will really appreciate it.

[Tommy]

I was under the impression that crossbows shot bolts and bows shot arrows?

[SPECIALIZED]

Tommy said:

I was under the impression that crossbows shot bolts and bows shot arrows?

This is what they use to shoot,now we shoot arrows.

[Tommy]

SPECIALIZED said:

This is what they use to shoot,now we shoot arrows.

Thanks, now I know and won't refer to it as a bolt. Sure sign of a crossbow newbie...yep thats me!

[Rockin' G Ranch]

Tommy, don't feel like the Lone Ranger. I never knew what a bolt looked like either! Thanks, Specialized for showing a bolt photo.

[SEW]

I also called them bolts and had shot x-bows for years. I call them arrows now. The do look a lot like arrows. My Block Elite x-bow target had withstood appx 900 shots this year from SF and Saf Mag #175, maybe 15% were broadheads. I think it has held up extremely well.

[maad]

Would be less confusing if all the manufacturers would call them arrows!!!