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Crossbow Bolts best values in the industry

It turns out the industry of Crossbow Bolts is about as monopolized as any industry can get. Tragic as it may seem,  this practice destroys the principles of free enterprise. It is  only the poor uninformed consumer who bears the brunt of too many middlemen.

These are short little arrows that range in length from 8" for pistol crossbows and are usually 20" -22" for rifle crossbows. The Crossbow bolt or Crossbolt is stiffer and heavier than a conventional arrow due to the increased poundage capability of the crossbow versus the conventional bow. Recent development in carbon fiber technology has transcended the old bendable aluminum bolt into oblivion. Carbon bolts are superior in flight characteristics and durability. This manufacturer provides a solution   http://0059e80.netsolhost.com/ 

The Crossbow bolts can be equipped with a target point or an insert that accepts a screw in field tip or broadhead suitable for hunting. The crossbow is still used in our times by various militaries, tribal forces and in China even by the police forces. As their worldwide distribution is not restricted by regulations on arms, they are used as silent weapons and for their psychological effect, even reportedly using poisoned projectiles. Crossbows are used for ambush and anti-sniper operations or in conjunction with ropes to establish zip-lines in difficult terrain.

The cost of a dozen quality bolts from varying manufacturers and distributors ranged from $50-$110 for six retail. The most inexpensive distributor cost buying 600 pieces was $26.95 per six bolts. I was able to locate one manufacturer that sells them to anyone without having to be a dealer or distributor .  Here's the link  

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AR-15 Rear Pin Installation?

I recently purchased a PSE TAC 15 crossbow. It mounts to a AR-15 Lower Receiver. The front pin on the AR-15 sets very solid. The rear pin keeps sliding out of the hole. Do I need to install it a certain way or maybe glue it in?
The front pin on the AR-15 is set into place. It can't be removed and when it's set into place...it's SET! The rear pin is just that, a pin. However when the crossbow is moved or jostled, the rear pin literally just seems to slide out.

Sounds like you might have the pins in the wrong place, try putting them in the other holes, either that or you have the wrong pin for the back hole.
As I recall from my time spent with a M16, the pins are designed to remain with the lower stock, so the back hole could be the wrong size from the factory, glue is a bad idea, try contacting the company and see if they have a 'fix' for that?

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