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This compound crossbow with a draw weight of 200 pounds is capable of releasing
a bolt with a speed of up to 126,5 m/s. The central placement of the cams,
grip, trigger and the scope ensures a good balance and makes manipulation and
aiming much easier.
1 pcs in stock,
Estimated Delivery:
May 2 - 6.
€ 1 356.0
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Killer Instinct SWAT XP is a high-quality compound crossbow with a draw weight of 200 pounds. This model is capable of releasing a bolt with a speed of up to 415 fps, which is roughly 126,5 meters per second.
The Bullpup design makes this crossbow stand apart from the competition while also making it highly ergonomic and compact. The enclosed Accutac Barrel System provides greater stability and accuracy of the bolt. The bolt must be inserted somewhat unconventionally from the front. SWAT XP utilizes the full length of the bow to give you the maximum power and accuracy.
The central placement of the cams, grip, trigger and the scope ensures a good balance and makes manipulation and aiming much easier. The rubber string dampeners reduce the noise and vibrations while shooting.
The pistol grip and the forearm have a rubberized surface for safe and comfortable handling. This model is also outfitted with finger guards and a manual string safety. The limbs in the Strata camo finish complete the overall tactical look.
The package contains the Lumix 1,5-5x32 IR-E scope with an illuminated reticle, three 22" carbon bolts (56 cm), quiver, Dead Silent Crank rope cocker and a string wax.
Key features
• Draw weight of 200 lbs
• Bullpup design
• Strata camo finish
• Lumix 1,5-5x32 IR-E scope
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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.
