I'm new to the crossbow thing. Been bow hunting for 20 years and decided to give it a try. I picked up an Excalibur based on reviews and what several have said on this forum.
Now to the issue. I put the new crossbow through the paces to get it sited in today, and the vanes on one side of the bolt are hitting the riser. The bow seems to be shooting fine, but obviously there is an issue if the vanes on one side are being deformed. You can clearly see the plastic/paint transfer on the end of the riser that is coming from the white vanes. I have only shot the bow at 20 yds, but I assume beyond that the accuracy will be severely suspect due to the contact.
Any suggestions on what I can do to correct the issue?
Now to the issue. I put the new crossbow through the paces to get it sited in today, and the vanes on one side of the bolt are hitting the riser. The bow seems to be shooting fine, but obviously there is an issue if the vanes on one side are being deformed. You can clearly see the plastic/paint transfer on the end of the riser that is coming from the white vanes. I have only shot the bow at 20 yds, but I assume beyond that the accuracy will be severely suspect due to the contact.
Any suggestions on what I can do to correct the issue?