my first crossbow
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: austin tx
Posts: 5
my first crossbow
well im thinking of buying my first cross bow i can tell you now i dont like the red dot scopes so i want a scope with cross hairs im not rich lol i got 400.00 to spend what do you guys think is good ill be hunting in llano tx small body deer
#2
Your budget will restrict what is available, esp if you have to buy the related gear like arrows, broadheads, sling etc.
Suggest you consider a used bow to get the best value for your money, preferably a recurve. Excalibur bows carry a lifetime warranty that is honored for used bow. I also prefer a scope to red dod, bought a new Hawke MAP scope made just for crossbows for under $70.
Suggest you consider a used bow to get the best value for your money, preferably a recurve. Excalibur bows carry a lifetime warranty that is honored for used bow. I also prefer a scope to red dod, bought a new Hawke MAP scope made just for crossbows for under $70.
#4
Everything I've heard and read about the Explorer has been positive. Just bought one for my stepson ...Shoots nice ,good groups,easy c***er ...For that price range (under $300) I don't think theres a better one ....
Last edited by sully_pa; 03-31-2010 at 07:25 PM.
#6
Spike
Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 8
Michael,
Check out our Warrior model by WickedRidge Crossbows. WickedRidge is a subsidiary of ours here at TenPoint. This brand new line of crossbows are the same quality construction and precision engineering that everyone has come to expect from us, but at a price point you are looking for. Our Warrior model is listed at $399. You can't beat it. Check it out: http://www.wickedridgecrossbows.com/...cked-ridge.php
Check out our Warrior model by WickedRidge Crossbows. WickedRidge is a subsidiary of ours here at TenPoint. This brand new line of crossbows are the same quality construction and precision engineering that everyone has come to expect from us, but at a price point you are looking for. Our Warrior model is listed at $399. You can't beat it. Check it out: http://www.wickedridgecrossbows.com/...cked-ridge.php
#7
forget the scope and put extra money into a better x-bow. I mean really, do you need a scope for up to 30 or 40 yrds? Unless it has a range finder built in I'd prefer to not carry around the extra breakable addition.
That being said, buy an Excalibur.
That being said, buy an Excalibur.
#9
Spike
Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 64
Okay...time to cloud the issue with another manufacturer...Parker...they have some new entry level crossbows which may fit your budget....namely the Enforcer and the Bushwhacker....they come with a lifetime warranty...mkae sure you factor all the other stuff you'll need into your budget...arrows/lube/wax/field points/broadheads/target/case