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ideal crossbow for recreational target and destructive shooting. The folding
cocking lever at the rear serves for easy string cocking.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers The pistol crossbow NXG Cobra Red Back 80lb is an ideal choice for recreational target shooting as well as destructive shooting.
The body is made of durable polymer, while the cocking system is made of metal due to the high draw weight. The prod is made of fibreglass.
This crossbow is characterised by its high performance, with a draw weight of an impressive 80 lb, which corresponds to 38 kg. The string is thus able to give the bolt a velocity of up to 50 m/s. You will appreciate this power especially for destructive shooting or pest control of small vermin. Adjustable sights help you aim precisely, and thanks to the 22mm mounting rail you can also use a red dot sight.
For easy cocking of the string there is a break-action cocking lever at the rear, called the Cobra System. The package also includes 3 pcs of target bolts with a length of 6.5" and metal tip.
WARNING: NEVER DRY FIRE THE CROSSBOW!
- High performance
- 22mm mounting rail
- Durable construction
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9 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 29 - August 3.
$ 4.1
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