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  1. 30-09-2023, 04:43 PM #1
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    Crossbow bolts

    Being an inside day today up here had a bit of a rummage around looking for something to do. Found a crossbow Id forgotten about but its got no bolts. How do you figure out or is there a calculation you do to figure out what length bolts I need for it?
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    The length from fully cocked to the end of the flight groove should give you a fair idea. Failing that, take it to an archery supplies place and seek their advice.
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    i always thought it was waimauku ( the place next to kumeu?)
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    anyways Rushy is right but allow a broadhead to well clear the rail
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    Quote Originally Posted by gonetropo View Post
    i always thought it was waimauku ( the place next to kumeu?)
    yep it is. spelling isn't my strongest point.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    The length from fully cocked to the end of the flight groove should give you a fair idea. Failing that, take it to an archery supplies place and seek their advice.
    thanks, wasn't too sure as when I was looking for them online there were different lengths
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