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Extremely durable compound crossbow from renowned U. S. manufacturer Barnett. It
has a draw weight of 180 lb and velocity of the arrow reaches 375 fps
(114 m/s). It also comes with a 4×32 multi reticle scope and two 22”
(55,8 cm) arrows.
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€ 639.6
High-quality compound crossbow from U. S. manufacturer Barnett. It has a compact and manageable profile. Composite step-through riser reduces its length and overall weight of this model is just under 3 kg. On top of this model you will find a 22 mm Weaver rail.
This crossbow is definitely no joke. It has a draw weight of 180 lb and arrow leaves it with a velocity of 375 fps (114 m/s). You definitely don’t want to stand in its way.
Open and lightweight design of the stock makes this crossbow feel like it belongs in your hands. It has an ergonomic pistol grip and a Mossy Oak Bottomland camo finish, which makes it perfect for outdoor use.
Trigger Tech mechanism ensures light and smooth trigger. Anti-dry fire technology, arrow retainer and finger safety reminders keep this model as safe as possible.
This crossbow must be assembled before use, but don’t worry, it won’t take you more than a few minutes. The whole weapon is assembled using simple and elegant One Bolt Assembly system.
In the package you will find 4x32 multi reticle scope, two 22” (55,8 cm) Barnett carbon arrows, side-mount quiver, rope cocking device and lubrication wax for the string.
Key features
• 180 lb draw weight
• 4x32 multi reticle scope
• Single Bolt Assembly
• Mossy Oak Bottomland camo finish
• Made from quality materials
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Buyer's Guide
Crossbows have been used in the years B.C., either for hunting or fighting in
battles. Nowadays, modern crossbows have found their place among competitive or
recreational shooters. If you're interested in buying a crossbow, this article
can help by listing the common crossbow types and the most important criteria to
consider.
