A Bolt from the Blue
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"A Bolt from the Blue" - It's not uncommon for crossbow shooters to ask us if 315 grain Ashby broadheads will shoot from their modern crossbow. Our response - "Arrows and broadheads don't care what kind of bow they're shot from. If you match the arrow spine, to broadhead weight and the bow poundage - you will gain perfect arrow zen." Reid Wilson demonstrates our point by dropping this Wyoming bull in his tracks. |
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