Crossbows: Jaguar 175-Pounds Crossbow

Jaguar 175-Pounds Crossbow

List Price : ~~$399.95~~
Price : $149.99
You Save : $249.96 (62%)

Product Description

Jaguar 175lb Camo Crossbow Composite stock, three dot 30mm red dot scope, six bolt detachable quiver. 4 16' bolts included

Product Details

Shipping Weight: 12.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
ASIN: B0031SG61U
Item model number: CRO13AZ

Item Functions

Composite stock, rifle style
175-Pound draw fiberglass bow
30-Millimeter red three dot scope, 7 level brightness adj
4 16-Inch bolts included
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Buyer Critiques

Given the value of this package, I was not expecting as well a lot out of this crossbow, but I have to say I am rather pleased with my obtain. I'm utilizing the red-dot sight it comes with and despite the negative reviews from other individuals about it, I am pleased with it as well and when sighted it properly (which I did within 5 shots), this crossbow is deadly accurate and a superb tool to hunt with. While I am not by any suggests a specialist when it comes to crossbows, it is a fantastic deal at $149.99 and has much more than sufficient power to take down a deer at 40 yards.
Now, I advise using Loctite on the screws as they do have a tendency to loosen over time and this is vital for the screw which holds the limb as it will have an impact on you accuracy it if wiggles slightly left or suitable. Lastly, the bolts it comes with are practice grade and you should really not count on anything even more than that out of them. I advise opting for carbon bolts if you strategy on hunting with it.

You can devote a lot far more money on key brand crossbows...but this one is economical and correct.,,,also not particularly noisy. I have a major brand crossbow (will not mention any names) that cost three occasions the funds...but the functionality of the two is nearly equal. Why pay a lot more?