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The Nub
$9.99
In stock
The Nub
$9.99
If space in your crossbow quiver is at a premium, consider a release tip vs. a specialized release bolt for de-cocking your bow at the end of the hunt. “The Nub” Crossbow Arrow Release Tip is small, portable, and will attach to most standard crossbow bolts.
SKU: RM59002 | UPC: 818322012980
In stock
If space in your crossbow quiver is at a premium, consider a release tip vs. a specialized release bolt for de-cocking your bow at the end of the hunt. “The Nub” Crossbow Arrow Release Tip is small, portable, and will attach to most standard crossbow bolts.
SKU: RM59002 | UPC: 818322012980
The Nub
$9.99
If space in your crossbow quiver is at a premium, consider a release tip vs. a specialized release bolt for de-cocking your bow at the end of the hunt. “The Nub” Crossbow Arrow Release Tip is small, portable, and will attach to most standard crossbow bolts.
SKU: RM59002 | UPC: 818322012980
In stock
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I used to discharge my crossbow into a target we kept where we hunted, but my RM-415 had too much arrow speed for the target. A practice point shot into the ground cost me a bolt when it completely disappeared. I tried the nub and it generally stops after about four inches of penetration into the dirt. Easy to pull out, although you have to whack the dirt off of it. Once you get it on tight enough it works well and fits in the quiver fine. I got one for my dad too.
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I used to discharge my crossbow into a target we kept where we hunted, but my RM-415 had too much arrow speed for the target. A practice point shot into the ground cost me a bolt when it completely disappeared. I tried the nub and it generally stops after about four inches of penetration into the dirt. Easy to pull out, although you have to whack the dirt off of it. Once you get it on tight enough it works well and fits in the quiver fine. I got one for my dad too.