80-lb. Pistol Crossbow
from: EAGLE
Price: $19.95
Prices subject to change.Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Product Description:
Pistol Crossbows, zippy, accurate and fun! Powerful hand-held bolt launchers with adjustable sights and easy-to-use steel draw systems. Great for varmints or target fun! All with tough metal body and fiberglass recurve bow limbs. Check local laws for legal use. Speed to 165 F.P.S. Foot stirrup for easy draw; With 2 aluminum bolts; 19 3/4 x 17 1/2 x 5 3/4", weighs 32 ozs. Choose your crossbow and your accessories ONLINE right now! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Other Pistol Crossbows and Crossbow Accessories - word search in our Store for 'Crossbows'. 80-lb. Pistol Crossbow
Pistol Crossbows, zippy, accurate and fun! Powerful hand-held bolt launchers with adjustable sights and easy-to-use steel draw systems. Great for varmints or target fun! All with tough metal body and fiberglass recurve bow limbs. Check local laws for legal use. Speed to 165 F.P.S. Foot stirrup for easy draw; With 2 aluminum bolts; 19 3/4 x 17 1/2 x 5 3/4", weighs 32 ozs. Choose your crossbow and your accessories ONLINE right now! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Other Pistol Crossbows and Crossbow Accessories - word search in our Store for 'Crossbows'. 80-lb. Pistol Crossbow
Features:
- - Length is 12.5 inches
- - String length is 17 inches
- - Three 6 inch aluminum bolts with metal tip
- - Bow made of compressed molded fiberglass
- - Barrell made of metal
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Rather versatile, good value
I bought this mainly to use for caving. I'm modifying it to shoot 4" glowsticks, but it can shoot many other things too. The metal bolts it comes with are decently durable, but I warped one after three shots. I've tried various projectiles, ranging from airsoft BBs to .22 caliber bullets(just the bullet, not the whole cartridge. You can buy them via reloading suppliers). I haven't killed any vermin with it yet, but I'm certain it'll do the job if needed. Overall, you can't beat the power/price ratio ... Read More
Rating: - DANGEROUSLY FUN!
Can't beat the price and it's very accurate.....However: It has a HAIR trigger......and the safety does nothing to prevent firing: don't rely on it.
1. INHERANTLY DANGEROUS: unlike guns, which store its energy in chemical form until released by explosion....a crossbow stores MECHANICAL energy ready to be released at all times when cocked!!!
2. NOT FOR KIDS OR INEXPERIENCED SHOOTERS: I have been practicing archery for years, but the first time it goes off unexpectedly will scare ... Read More
Rating: - Not available in all area's
The product may or not be good.I attempted to purchase two of them from The Sportsman's Guide only to find out that it cannot be shipped to my zip code legally.Honestly I wish they had given some sort of warning of linked to a site that let me figure out if I could or not get it.Because of this weeks later I have money still pending in my bank account am still receiving mail telling me the same thing about how itcan't be shipped.
Rating: 
- don't waste your money
I purchased this gun and had nothing but trouble with it. the bow would not stay in place and when I tried to tighten it up the stupid thing broke. You need two people to string it and it has to be assembled. Before it broke, I did get the chance to fire it once, but it didn't even shoot the arrow across the length of my living room. save your money and buy a real bow.
Rating: - 80-lb crossbow
The crossbow came on time as described. It was a pain to put the string on, and the string started breaking since it was put on, so you might need an extra string for it. I got a way to put on the string: assemble the foot piece and the bow arm first,then step on the foot piece and pull the bow arm toward you with two hands.Have a friend put on the string on for you. It's easier than the way the manufacturer provided with the cross bow.
The sights on the crossbow are made of cheap plastic, so get ... Read More
- Rather versatile, good valueI bought this mainly to use for caving. I'm modifying it to shoot 4" glowsticks, but it can shoot many other things too. The metal bolts it comes with are decently durable, but I warped one after three shots. I've tried various projectiles, ranging from airsoft BBs to .22 caliber bullets(just the bullet, not the whole cartridge. You can buy them via reloading suppliers). I haven't killed any vermin with it yet, but I'm certain it'll do the job if needed. Overall, you can't beat the power/price ratio ... Read More
- DANGEROUSLY FUN!Can't beat the price and it's very accurate.....However: It has a HAIR trigger......and the safety does nothing to prevent firing: don't rely on it.
1. INHERANTLY DANGEROUS: unlike guns, which store its energy in chemical form until released by explosion....a crossbow stores MECHANICAL energy ready to be released at all times when cocked!!!
2. NOT FOR KIDS OR INEXPERIENCED SHOOTERS: I have been practicing archery for years, but the first time it goes off unexpectedly will scare ... Read More
- Not available in all area'sThe product may or not be good.I attempted to purchase two of them from The Sportsman's Guide only to find out that it cannot be shipped to my zip code legally.Honestly I wish they had given some sort of warning of linked to a site that let me figure out if I could or not get it.Because of this weeks later I have money still pending in my bank account am still receiving mail telling me the same thing about how itcan't be shipped.
- don't waste your moneyI purchased this gun and had nothing but trouble with it. the bow would not stay in place and when I tried to tighten it up the stupid thing broke. You need two people to string it and it has to be assembled. Before it broke, I did get the chance to fire it once, but it didn't even shoot the arrow across the length of my living room. save your money and buy a real bow.
- 80-lb crossbowThe crossbow came on time as described. It was a pain to put the string on, and the string started breaking since it was put on, so you might need an extra string for it. I got a way to put on the string: assemble the foot piece and the bow arm first,then step on the foot piece and pull the bow arm toward you with two hands.Have a friend put on the string on for you. It's easier than the way the manufacturer provided with the cross bow.
The sights on the crossbow are made of cheap plastic, so get ... Read More
