Black Eagle Executioner Crossbow Bolt

A crossbow is only as accurate as the bolt it sends. Most misses start in the quiver, not at the trigger.

Cheap bolts vary from one to the next. These are built so the sixth flies like the first.

Tight Straightness: Shafts are held to 0.001 or 0.003 inch straightness. You settle the scope behind the shoulder, squeeze, and the bolt goes where the reticle said it would.

Matched Weight: Each shaft is held to plus or minus one grain. Bolts that weigh the same fly the same, so your sight-in holds from the first bolt to the last.

Brass Inserts Installed: Executioner brass inserts come installed. The front of the bolt is ready for your field point or broadhead out of the box.

Nocks Ready To Go: Half Moon nocks arrive installed and removable. The 20-inch bolts use flat black nocks, so you can match what your crossbow calls for.

Steady In Flight: Three-inch Fusion X-II shield-cut vanes steer a 326-grain shaft. Check your crossbow manual for minimum arrow weight before you shoot.

Shoot bolts that remove the excuses.