Crossbow Reviews

Here are some of my favourite and least favourite crossbows I have rated them on power, arrow speed, accuracy, durability, wheight, and price.

Barnett Wildcat C5

This is a great all around bow with its comfortable stock and superior speed its amazing that this bow weighs only 6 lbs. It has a draw wieght of only 150 lbs yet will fire an arrow at over 320 feet per seconed. Another thing that makes this bow great is that it has a very affordable price at only about $ 330.00 CAN. For an overall rating I would give it a 4.5/5

Parker Cyclone Outfitter Compound Crossbow

This is a good crossbow for target practices or marksman competitions but I find it to big and bulky when you are up in a tree stand and it makes it to hard to move around with it. Although it will fire an arrow over 350 feet per second witch is pretty amazing for having a draw weight of only 175 lbs. This bow is a little pricey though ringing in a about $700.00 CAN. Overall I would rate this b0w 2.7/5

Horton Recon 175

This is a whole different style of crossbow it is the most advanced crossbow on the market dilivering all the power of a traditional crossbow at barley half the size. Compact and well balanced this bow shoots with virtually no sound. It has a draw weight of 175 lbs and will fire an arrow up 325 fps. The only down side to this bow is that it is pretty heavy weighing in at aproximatley 10 pounds. Also it is pretty expensive costing a heafty $1500.00 CAN. Overall I would rate this bow about 4.7/5

Parker Buck-Buster 175

I would have to say that is is my favourite bow to use it is very lightweight weighing in at only 6 lbs it is very durable and easy to move around while sitting in your tree stand. It only has a 175 lbs draw weight and still will fire an rrow over 340 fps witch is all the power you need to take down any kind of big game animal. This is a great bow for any beginner hunters or for the more experianced hunters whatever your hunt is it get the job done and only costs $550.00 CAN. I would rate this bow a prefect 5/5