My name is Edwin Cannady and I love to fish and hunt. I started fishing when I was 5 years old and I've been hooked ever since. I love to share my passion for fishing with others, and I hope to inspire others to get out and enjoy the great outdoors.
Factory glass costs you shots at dusk. Match your bolt velocity to illuminated drop reticles that hold zero against sharp crossbow recoil this season.
The medieval arbalest used a steel bow and mechanical cranks to punch through knightly armor, trading reload speed for extreme battlefield power.
Mismatched point weight causes broadheads to plane at high speeds. Match 100, 125, or 150 grains to your bolt setup for true flight and deep penetration.
Avoid snagged limbs and spooked deer in cramped stands. Balance narrow axle width, silent cocking, and practical arrow speed to fit your deer hunting setup.
Stop erratic broadhead flight and string skip. Match bolt length, carbon weight, and nock shape to your crossbow setup for deep, dependable pass-throughs.
Civilians can legally wear body armor in public under federal law, but felony records, local state bans, and private property rules limit where you can go.
Remove stuck crossbow bolts from dense foam targets without hand pain or bent carbon. Match the right leverage handle or non-slip grip to your shaft diameter.
State laws vary on whether a holster is legally required, but covering the trigger guard is vital to prevent accidental firing in pockets or waistbands.
Protect your zero on rough roads by matching limb width and scope clearance to rigid shells or packable soft cases built to haul your full hunting setup.
Prevent string jump and dry fires by matching 16-inch or 20-inch shafts with the approved nock style and grain weight needed for safe, consistent flight.
Brace your thumb over the flat top to keep the pen from slipping, strike close targets to escape a grab, and shatter vehicle glass safely in an emergency.
Dense hide and thick bone demand serious penetration. Choose high-velocity rigs with smooth cold-weather cocking built to ethically take down bull moose.
Keep your crossbow scope zeroed on rough rides. Match case dimensions to uncocked limb width, secure your quiver, and carry comfortably with backpack straps.
Airguns range from a quiet pop to a sharp firearm crack. Pellet speed and backstops cause most noise: here is how to keep backyard shooting neighbor-safe.
Stop high crossbow speeds from deploying blades early. Match blade retention and grain weight to your bolt for true flight and clean deer pass-throughs.
High launch speeds rip flimsy vanes off crossbow bolts. Choose stiff low-profile vanes or fast heat-shrink wraps that clear the rail and steady broadheads.
Stiff springs and high velocities cause tears and painful welts. Match your child with easy-cocking, low-impact backyard blasters built for safe target fun.
Avoid underpowered calibers and air-hungry rifles with true .30 PCPs built for clean medium game knockdown, quiet shrouded barrels, and reliable shot counts.
A standard 12-gram cartridge gives 30 to 60 usable shots. Cold air and blowback drain gas faster. Spot low pressure early so you never jam a pellet.
Guard your sight zero without hauling a bulky trunk. Match bow dimensions and optic heights to soft cases with padded scope hoods and quiver pockets.
