2020 Micro Suppressor 400 TD

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Gary Nus

Discussion Starter · Dec 1, 2019

Looking seriously at this crossbow for next fall. My question is, I'm looking at trying the HHA Optimizer with scope and for the zeroing you shoot at 20yrds and again at 60yrds. Is this bow capable of shooting to 60yrds for the zeroing process? I generally do not shoot over 40yrds while hunting, but do like some bench shooting. Thanks

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CoffeeSnobs Roasting Co

· #2 · Dec 1, 2019

It will shoot out to sixty. Most would never take game at that distance and it will have a fair bit of drop. (Like 15 inches drop) but many target shoot out to that and beyond.

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smong2000

· #3 · Dec 1, 2019

Sure it will shoot targets at 100 yds and beyond. I have done it with my Micro 355's and it's a blast. Game at long range is a matter of personal skill and practice. You have a moral obligation to only shoot when you are 100% sure of the shot and then a lot can still go wrong.

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wheelsquad

· #4 · Dec 2, 2019

Gary Nus said:
Looking seriously at this crossbow for next fall. My question is, I'm looking at trying the HHA Optimizer with scope and for the zeroing you shoot at 20yrds and again at 60yrds. Is this bow capable of shooting to 60yrds for the zeroing process? I generally do not shoot over 40yrds while hunting, but do like some bench shooting. Thanks

Uhhh, HHA has you sight in at 20 and 60 yds even for bows that shoot 300 fps and less. The 400 fps will have a lot less drop for picking the right tape.

Keep us updated if you get one of those new micro's!

Edit: here's there chart, and you're right at the upper end of the range for being TOO FAST. But since you will be shooting less than 400 fps with a good weight hunting arrow setup, you'll have no problem finding a tape strip to match: