All crossbows purchased at our retail location include:

• Try before you buy
• Free setup and sight-in on our range
• Free service contract

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 Crossbow hunting is perhaps the fastest growing of all hunting activities. Many states have recently greatly expanded crossbow hunting seasons. If you are new to the sport and can visit our retail store we will be glad to answer any questions you may have. You can even handle, shoot, and compare crossbows in our range.  If you can not visit us or want further crossbow information here are two very good websites to visit. www.crossbowconnectionmagazine.com and www.crossbows-bolts.com  Both sites have excellent crossbow information and more links of interest. 

The following short article is from our knowledge base, check there often as we are continually adding new material.

 The One Thing You Must Do To Have An Accurate Crossbow

There is more to cocking your crossbow then just pulling it back until it latches. If you want repeatable accuracy it is vital that your crossbow string is latched at the exact same place for every shot, preferably the center. If you are cocking by hand it is easy to vary the latching point. Most people have a "strong" arm which overpulls compared to their other arm and places the string off center. Cocking aids can also place the string off center if they are not centered at the start of the pull cycle. I have seen variations of up to a foot at twenty yards caused by careless cocking. To prevent this problem center the string with your hands or the claw of the cocking aid and keep it centered throughout the draw cycle. The string can be marked with a permanent marker on either side of the barrel at rest. These marks are then used as visual aids for determining center when cocked. If you have cocked the crossbow and your string appears off center you can pull up on the string as if cocking and carefully work it sideways until it is back to center.