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when i first started bow hunting i bought an Eagle 1 crossbow for like a hundred bucks. ive taken deer with it but now that im more into bow hunting i want an upgrade from that POS. problem is im short on cash. so what is the best crossbow i can get for $300? id like a recurve but really it just has to be 150lbs minimum draw and accept a scope/red dot sight.
thanks for the help
Parker makes nice crossbows. I skipped out tho and got the inferno fury from sportmans guide for $140. 175lb pull and roughly 240fps depend on the bolts. Not a bad deal for a backup to my Parker compound bow.
know anywhere that sells cheap excaliburs? i found one new for $400
Crossbow is not "bow hunting". Its "Crossbow" hunting. Are you looking for another Xbow? IF so then you can find a bunch used here:http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?f=132Quote:
Originally Posted by XACEX
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Originally Posted by Dredly
a crossbow is a type of bow, just like a long bow. but yes, im looking for a crossbow, most likely a recurve. i like excaliburs but they are expensive. any other good brands around $300?
did you click on the link? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by XACEX
yeah, theres not much there. i might try ebay or something
Is your username Dredly on Archerytalk.com too???Quote:
Originally Posted by Dredly
I go on there fairly often.. haven't posted in a while though...
Yup, I don't really post on there much anymore... if people thought this site was bad with the childish bickering and repeated question they haven't seen anything remotely like the gen pop forum on ATQuote:
Originally Posted by ReconLdr
I had the same delema and asked the same question about a month ago,after lots of research on the net and input from guys on this forum,i ruled out the cheaper crossbow (under $300) i read lots of reviews and forum discusions about strings fraying and parts falling off scopes not being accurate for long, I was convinced to get a little better midrange cost crossbow,i read many places that a parker enforcer 160 was a good rig for the money,.........soooooo i went to dunkleburgers bowshop in stroudsburg and looked at one! it looked and felt good and is made in the USA and had a lifetime warrenty,after about 50 shots it still is deadly accurate and has not had even the smallest of issue's, it was $499 hope that helps