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piece of golf tube to the nock end of your normal bolt is sufficient to mak=
e
your arrows legal.  Don't mess up your bow!  The cylinder sits on one side =
of
the bolt, replacing your upper fletch.   You'll be able to sight right thro=
ugh
the tube, down the length of your arrow.  Supposedly, they fly well, too.
Although probably not terribly important for a cross bow, the golf tube pie=
ce
is cut on a slope at one end, and the longer side afixed to the arrow, with=
 the
slope forward, towards the head.

Isobel

Sean Hertzberg wrote:

> It would need to be modified for shooting golf tubes, but you could modif=
y
> your arrows instead and then it will work fine.  Talk to me next time abo=
ut
> what you would need to do to make it shoot golf tubes.
>
> Talk to Octavia next time you see her, she has the new modified bolts...n=
ot
> sure who else has them yet.
>
> Avery Shaw
> apprentice to Iolo
>
> >I have a combat x-bow, standard Iolo type bow, designed to use
> >standard bolts. Will that bow work for golf tube bolts? Do I need to
> >modify it?
> >
> >Thanks.
> >
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