2 measurements you’ll want to write down on ANY compound crossbow is 1) axle to axle uncocked and 2) timing reference, whether it’s marked on the cams or measured from a certain spot. Strings and cables stretch, so that’s why you should find out what these are because once you get the crossbow sighted in the string, and/or cables will likely stretch throwing off these measurements causing inconsistent groupings and scope holdover marks to be off. With the Bonecollector target you’ll find that it works much better at stopping arrows(field tips only) if it’s suspended (hangs) off the ground

good job young man

That’s Chuck the buck .

Does the scope light up