Barnett Quad 400 pros and cons??
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Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Stafford Virginia Stafford,Va
Any of you CB shooters have any info on this bow, bad or good? Any known problems or things to stay away from?
Any advise on this model?
Thanks~Ben
Any advise on this model?
Thanks~Ben
#2
I cannot say anything about the Quad 400; but, I have two Quad 300's and love them. I've had a problem with just one involving a peice that broke [the bolt holder]and Barnett replaced it for nothing and it holds a bolt without any problem and shoots like champ. If the 400 is like the 300, it will be a very good crossbow.
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From: chiefland Florida USA
I'm like moxie ; I have two quad 300's ; I should say one 300 and one that was upgraded to a 400.I had a problem with small splinters on a limb. I sent the front part back and they fixed it and upgreded it to 400 limbs.
if you have a problem, just call and send back and they will fix at no cost to you.
my wife and I have taken many deer and hogs with ours.can't say enough bout them.I don't think they make the quad 300's anymore; they went to a 400 now.we shoot the spitfire 100 gr. mechanials with alumnum bolts.I am gonna go to Carbon arrows this year.sometimes the alumnum's want to have a bend in them,even from the factory.you have to check each and every one to be sure.I think the Carbon will be better??????????
good luck with your's.
if you have a problem, just call and send back and they will fix at no cost to you.
my wife and I have taken many deer and hogs with ours.can't say enough bout them.I don't think they make the quad 300's anymore; they went to a 400 now.we shoot the spitfire 100 gr. mechanials with alumnum bolts.I am gonna go to Carbon arrows this year.sometimes the alumnum's want to have a bend in them,even from the factory.you have to check each and every one to be sure.I think the Carbon will be better??????????
good luck with your's.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: arkansas
I had a Quad 400 briefly, and I didn't care for it at all. Trigger pull was real heavy, I couldn't get it to group under 3" at 20 yds [w/ scope] and ended up blowing it up trying different arrows, as suggested by dealer. There were limbs, wheels, string and ect. all over my shop floor. At the same time I was shooting two Excals, a Vixen, and Exomax, both of which were performing flawlessly. I know there are a lot of happy Barnett people out there, and from what I've heard and read, they do stand behind their products very well.
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Nontypical Buck
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I have a revolution and like it, yes trigger pull is a little heavy ,but some use on itand WD40 thatseams to help. Hopefully in a couple of months i can show you folks the one im making now.




