Recent content by jon.henry755

Hi Jason, Are you still trying to sell that HHA Optimizer Speed Dial for $100. ? If so, I think I have a customer who's interested. Let me know. 845-638-4229 and leave me a message. I'll return your call as soon as I can. Regards, Jon Henry

I'm not here to plug or put down anybodies broadhead selection. If it works don't fix it, as they say. When it comes to mechanical broadheads versus fixed blade broadheads, mechanical's can be made to fly well much easier than fixed blade heads. However that said, that's where the...

Great news and I hope everything meets your expectations. BTW: If I were you, I'd start out by testing and adjusting your current crossbow set up to the new arrows. Get everything working perfectly so you're able to see just how well these arrows will perform before you begin messing with the...

Glad I could help. Straight shooting! Regards, Jon

I always mark my nock end since that's where we align / orient each nock to the exact same position relating to the spine marking. I prefer my stiff side spine marking to end up exactly mid way between the upper two vanes when the nock is on the string. This places the stiff side marking at...

Yes, absolutely! Jon

I predominantly shoot the 4 fletch (60 x 120) configuration on my shafts. Although I've modified the upper rail on my TAC15i, so I can shoot either a three vane or four vane configuration on my arrows, I've never had results from the 3 vane config. that performed any better than the stock...

Yes, they sure will! If you were order brand new Aerobolt II -200's, you'd still be using Firenock "D" nocks. I'm pretty sure Dorge now also has them available in two other new colors. Regards, Jon

Hi Chiefmoose, Good update and good to know for our TAC owners. Everything that cuts down the "Kill Chain" is helpful. For those not familiar with the term "Kill Chain", it's the number of steps that need to be executed before a shot can be taken. Regards, Jon Henry

Hi Bill, I'm sure you are correct on your assessment about installing the rest and Dorge is extremely knowledgeable about his products, so it should be just a matter of going through the exercise to get it set up and tuned properly. On the other hand, I have a great deal of experience with...

Hi Bill, Glad to hear that you've ordered a set of Dorge's arrows. They are still the best arrows made when it comes to the TAC15 crossbows. I can't speak for his Aerorest, since I don't use it and have little knowledge on how to set it up or tune it to perform well. Possibly somebody else...

Hi Chyhuntimg, Maybe in time, once you've gotten your TAC tuned and shooting well you'll choose to join us and do the same for others? It's called pay it forward! Regards, Jon

Hi Chyhunting, I not only did most of the field testing work and was heavily involved in the development work of the Drop Down Rest that Len was referring to, but I've also written a great many of the step-by-step tuning articles on the TAC crossbows, so like Len, I'm somewhat qualified to...

Here are a couple of pictures of how the materials are applied. Hopefully these will explain the exact step-by-steps on how and where to apply your silencing materials. This is not required on a TAC15 Crossbow due to the fact that a regular TAC15 does not have the frame pin above the trigger...

Hi Guys, I'm not the seller or the guy who put these kits together, but I can answer your questions, since I am the guy who did a good bit of the testing on silencing these crossbows. The short answer is No! The kits have not been modified or changed and the member who was originally selling...