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A little on the heavy side but rugged and durable. The rubber foregrips are self adhesive and start to peel loose on the edges but RTV Silicone holds em. Easy to get accessories for, the rope and crank cocking devices work excellent!! I bought mine new over 5 years ago to continue archery with a medical. I love my bow, I have tennis elbow and hurt my left shoulder, so I could hold my other bow.

I added the pull rope to make it even easier and now I can enjoy bow hunting again. The scope was a nice added tough, I didn't have one before. Verified purchase: Yes Condition: Pre-owned. I just received it , nice looking crossbow! Haven't tested it out yet! I had a problem with the scope but, Barnett replaced it with no problems and fast. I got it during gun season and I just haven't had time to use it just yet. I think I will really like it. Quantity discount. Final amount.

Read all reviews Negozio gestito da personale preciso puntuale professionale. Extremely professional and efficient team. Very recommended. Spedizioni rapide. Though they pack plenty of power, the limbs span a mere And the namesake Whisper Silencing System includes dual string stops, two limb dampeners and two spider silencers to address one of the biggest knocks on crossbows - noise. Toxin Darton. This year's entry into the Toxin series is the Toxin It's different because it now has a compact bull pup tactical stock.

You'll also see that it's got an off-hand guard, a dry-fire prevention system and a trackless aluminum barrel design. Aggressor Lite Empire. To build this year's Aggressor Lite, Empire took last year's flagship Aggressor and trimmed a few inches off the length to make it more portable to and from, and maneuverable in the field. But they didn't give up any speed, energy or quality.

They also retained the increasingly popular tactical form and function, including an adjustable AR-style rear stock, full rear pistol grip, tactical drop front grip and integrated full-barrel Picatinny rail for accessory attachment. Tornado Xtreme Parker. You'll find four main innovations in Parker's new Tornado Xtreme.

First, inverted Cams increase power stroke while minimizing overall length. Second, parallel split limbs reduce width and weight. Third, new cams build force quickly and hold stored energy steady throughout the draw cycle for greater efficiency. Fourth, a new riser spreads limbs apart and creates an opening for the foot stirrup, further reducing overall length and weight.

Here's another innovation from legendary crossbow designer Jim Kempf. This new Scorpyd has a one-piece carbon composite frame, that is, the whole stock, riser, limb pockets and barrel are all one integrated carbon composite unit.

The rest is either glass limbs, or titanium, stainless steel or aluminum components. It's just 6 pounds, inch wide and fps fast. Yet another upgrade of a previously existing model, the Fang XT's relatively light pounds of draw weight is capable of producing arrow speeds of fps, accomplished largely on the strength of PSE limb assembly technology.

The high-comb cheek rest, pistol-grip and adjustable forestock of a new one-piece synthetic stock all make for better balance and a more comfortable and secure grip. New heavy duty string stops and limb tamers have also been added to dull shock and noise. Brood ACU52 Cabela's. TenPoint designed this crossbow for Cabela's to be a recruitment tool. But don't be fooled.

While it's designed for smaller-framed shooters, it's as fast and powerful as many other full-sized bows. Click here for more articles on Hunting Gear. Give a Gift Subscriber Services. See All Other Magazines.