what qiver do you suggest for this crossbow
842408
I already had one of these and it seems to work out well on my belt: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PWYHAUW?psc=1
2098491
Barnett has their standard crossbow case for fifty bucks on their website, they were sold out on here of the same one. But I'm sure any standard case would work.
993896
Randall I purchased the "Barnett ghost 410 CRT crossbow package" I didn't have that number as a reference. I don't know that I have adequately answered your question, but this is the package "I got" You can't go wrong, when you go Barnett
1344819
I would say yes. I am shooting about 310fps. I do think a size with more depth may be more appropriate for a crossbow. If it were me, I would purchase a crossbow target to get more shots out of the target. Using two targets might be another option. If you are only going to shoot to sight in and then check occasionally then this target would be fine especially if you shoot at all the different bulls painted on the target. Hope this helps.
560975
this quiver is a man kung made quiver its a mk-250-ac and all the listed bow fits are these mk-300 mk-250 mk-175 mk-200 mk-180 mk-120 mk-cb75 and mk-cb55. any other bow it might fit is pure luck. allot of bows such as wizard are really man kung. so this quiver should fit most of the wizard bows if its a fit there will be 2 screw holes not 3, but only 2 on the underside of the aluminum barrel happy shooting have fun and always run a complete check of your crossbow before use have a great day.
303808
There is a cranking device available which reduces the cocking pressure from 150 pounds to about 18 pounds. You should be able to purchase it directly from Barnett or off the internet. Is am disabled and without the cranking device I would no be able to cock my 400 and, by the way, which is an excellent crossbow.
2138941
it did not work on mine, if your crossbow have a thump grip it will work. Mine have a solid stock and I don't want to drill into the stock.
834025
Sorry, I've never owned a crossbow although I'd like to get one. I have no point of reference to find your answer.
252979
For the price I would recommend it for his first crossbow. You have crossbows and you have compound crossbows. It depends on how much you want to spend and your range. Also, keep in mind the replacement strings for the Barnett crossbows are more than double the cost verses the Inferno Fury.
589910
I ended up using the Walmart brand carbon/fiberglass bolts which were ranging from 16 to 18 inches and much lighter then the aluminum ones, a buddy of mine uses them with his crossbow as well and recommended them as his is the same 150 pound draw. I was happy with the performance however, I'm not that experienced either because I'm just using it for target practice but on a hunters note it did stick deep into my moms failed Christmas ham and was really hard to yank out lol
1558840
My Buck Commander came with 20" bolts and they fit the crossbow perfectly. I would not want an extra 2" on my bolts!
1687802
no this is not a starter crossbow it is not at all easy to load for a beginner. you should start with something less powerful
1853954
I would go on the excalibur website,the diablo 18 inch works great in my crossbow,I have a 355 when ever I want to know something about my bow I go to the website sorry I couldn,t help you,they are great bolts at a good price
2025521
These are available from multiple sources. I got mine from the crossbow store (thecrossbowstore.com). you can also find them listed on e-bay and Amazon.com.
2063577
Personally if it says use 20's I recommend following the manufacturer's directions. However most 22's will work in a 20 crossbow but there might be some noticeable performance changes such as bolt speed, flight trajectory and effective distance due to the heavier weight.
1548712
I bought a standard crossbow quiver off Amazon. All these "no's"are ridiculous! the quiver didn't even have instructions and I was able to install easily
272263
best thing to do is look at the back or stock of your crossbow and compare to a excalibur because this is where the crank attaches