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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 199505" data-attributes="member: 4743">scopes are allow on crossbows (one time power limit but not sure now, same as muzzle loaders) and my scope has lighted dots in it that are also allow (lighted dots do help for me when I have put the scope on a deer over dots that are not lighted, red is better than the green). Yes I to wish I could shoot my Mathew again versus my crossbow and if I did the workout with my arm during the year I believe I could get there again.&nbsp; But old and not focus on this, so it is up to me if I want to shoot the Mathews again. &nbsp;However my Mathews has sat on the wall for the last five years and it appears my crossbow will do the same.&nbsp; To many deer friends with names that I enjoy the visits with. &nbsp;But if I am not going to do the workout my shot will be much more ethic with the crossbow.&nbsp; I have never loss a bow kill (but has taken some time to find with one) and with this cross bow I can put arrows inside a quarter at 20 yards (hopefully the same on a deer if I ever shoot again and the shot is in the kill area). My Mathews was more like arrows in the size of a softball with 1 of 6 outside of that and that was not the bows fault.&nbsp; Of my five bow kills over the last twenty years I got lucky to hit a vein or artery on a couple as I sure did not hit the lung or heart that I was aiming at.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 199505, member: 4743"] scopes are allow on crossbows (one time power limit but not sure now, same as muzzle loaders) and my scope has lighted dots in it that are also allow (lighted dots do help for me when I have put the scope on a deer over dots that are not lighted, red is better than the green). Yes I to wish I could shoot my Mathew again versus my crossbow and if I did the workout with my arm during the year I believe I could get there again. But old and not focus on this, so it is up to me if I want to shoot the Mathews again. However my Mathews has sat on the wall for the last five years and it appears my crossbow will do the same. To many deer friends with names that I enjoy the visits with. But if I am not going to do the workout my shot will be much more ethic with the crossbow. I have never loss a bow kill (but has taken some time to find with one) and with this cross bow I can put arrows inside a quarter at 20 yards (hopefully the same on a deer if I ever shoot again and the shot is in the kill area). My Mathews was more like arrows in the size of a softball with 1 of 6 outside of that and that was not the bows fault. Of my five bow kills over the last twenty years I got lucky to hit a vein or artery on a couple as I sure did not hit the lung or heart that I was aiming at. db [/QUOTE]

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