Zombie Slayers are damaged

[HorizontalArchr]

First and foremost thank you forum members for all your bolt recommendations!!!!

Went out today to shoot my new zombies (20" factory fletched). Was switching from diablos. Took about 5-6 shots and I was sighted in at 30 Yrds. Went to the 50 yrd line and figured if I aimed at the same spot twice I would be able to really see grouping. Wrong!!! I destroyed my first 2 zombies. Lessoned learned. These things shoot deadly under 50 Yrds. It was like shooting diablos at 20 Yrds. All I have to say is if you're on the fence about switching, don't be. Sorry no pics, couldn't figure out how to post from my iphone.

[xcaliber]

They are the best I have shot from my crossbows! Congrats there R.H.

[Cookies]

Tip: never shoot at the same spot twice without removing the previous arrow. This gets very expensive. I learned my lesson first day out of the box. Always buy more arrows than you think you need.

[amythntr]

....yep...they even kill their own.....

Anthony

[strum]

you guys are giving bad advise...I say shoot those groups man. it keeps the arrow makers in business.
good shooting H.A.

[nchunterkw]

Tip: never shoot at the same spot twice without removing the previous arrow. This gets very expensive. I learned my lesson first day out of the box. Always buy more arrows than you think you need.

Even when you remove the first arrow and shoot at that spot you stand a good chance of burying the arrow in the target and loosing fletching because you still hit the same hole

[one eye joe]

Even when you remove the first arrow and shoot at that spot you stand a good chance of burying the arrow in the target and loosing fletching because you still hit the same hole

True words, those. Been there and done that. Thought I was being smart removing the arrow, and ended up having to dig the next one out after it sank the fletching half way thru the bag.