horton havoc cross bow
1185933
Nice easy to draw compound crossbow very accurate but have you tried it yet?
1185934
Is this a question? There is no comparison between the Horton Havoc and the Tenpoint Titan.
1301548
I just purchased Nocturnal brand. If you go to Barnett's website, and look at this arrow's diameter, then check the diameter of the knock, you'll be in business. I found the Nocturnal llited knock to be universal. I had to heat the knock to melt the glue so it would slide into the arrow. Be mindful of what type knock you xbow shoots...half moon , or gripper.
1050515
I bought the bow and thought the same thing. I took my chances and was happy to see #55 written on the bow,witch means the draw weight is 55 pounds. They made a typo you know, it hap ends all the time.
1920678
I use the 20'' for Target Shooting , I have 3 , 18'' Carbon Bolt that I use to hunt with . I have not shot anything yet with the Carbon Bolts , But a friend that has a Horton and the same Bolts I have had good results with them ..
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It was used by a right hander, but the description says "Bow features an ambidextrous reinforced handle and soft-touch grip for excellent handling". The provided answers seem ambivalent; I would check directly with Barnett for certainty.
1179020
A hoyt rampage and carbon element can but both have detached quivers. I would say it would fit with the two peice.
62163
I replaced the scope anyway. Go on crossbow nation site and read about how barnett scopes don't hold zero. I put on a Hawke. Dead on at all yardages. No need to split the cross hairs.
361533
You will have to serve it onto the buss cable. I wanted to learn anyway, so I bought a serving kit from cabelas. A quick YouTube search taught me how. You could always take it to a local bow shop. I have mine mounted to a 2005 bowtech diamond rapture.I will say this, I shot it for the first time today and the adjustment kept working loose. I'm going to attempt to return it and go back to trophy ridge.
1027722
A friend of mine has gotten three bucks in the past year with his barnett. Once sighted in the crossbow was very accurate. I use mine for competition and protection
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I just received a left handed bow. One that's held in the right and drawn back with the left. Hoping it was a mistake. Great bow!
1374129
The only arrows I have used are the Barnett which came with my Ghost 350. The knocks are .297 ID, .344 OD
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There is absolutely no warranty ON ANY HORTON CROSSBOW unless the company who bought Horton, which is Ten Point, decides someday to honor Horton's warranties. Currently they have stated they will not and have no intention to. There are currently some spare parts on the market, but that supply will dry up as time goes on unless someone decides to produce aftermarket parts. If you are looking for a Horton RDT (reverse limb technology) bow you will be FAR BETTER SERVED to buy a Havoc 175 or try to find a Vision 175. The Fury is a HIGH STRESS, HIGH MAINT. BOW and unless you get one made 2013 your odds of having issues is pretty high. The Havoc and Vision are pretty solid and dependable. There is absolutely no warranty ON ANY HORTON CROSSBOW unless the company who bought Horton, which is Ten Point, decides someday to honor Horton's warranties. Currently they have stated they will not and have no intention to. There are currently some spare parts on the market, but that supply will dry up as time goes on unless someone decides to produce aftermarket parts. If you are looking for a Horton RDT (reverse limb technology) bow you will be FAR BETTER SERVED to buy a Havoc 175 or try to find a Vision 175. The Fury is a HIGH STRESS, HIGH MAINT. BOW and unless you get one made 2013... » Read More There is absolutely no warranty ON ANY HORTON CROSSBOW unless the company who bought Horton, which is Ten Point, decides someday to honor Horton's warranties. Currently they have stated they will not and have no intention to. There are currently some spare parts on the market, but that supply will dry up as time goes on unless someone decides to produce aftermarket parts. If you are looking for a Horton RDT (reverse limb technology) bow you will be FAR BETTER SERVED to buy a Havoc 175 or try to find a Vision 175. The Fury is a HIGH STRESS, HIGH MAINT. BOW and unless you get one made 2013 your odds of having issues is pretty high. The Havoc and Vision are pretty solid and dependable. « Show Less
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My Crossbow is a summit, 150...It's about 5 years old, sorry I don't know if the mount will fit supermag...The mount I got does not say for any certain model of crossbow...It just says Horton scope mount...You may have to contact Horton company if they are still in business...I heard Gander mountain took then over...Georgia
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I shoot 345fps, feild tips with hay bailes backing it. Mine drives them within 2.5" of the vaines. Has good grabbing adhesive. But, your gonna need a grabber to first twist the arrow, then pull it back it' a little tuff coming out. I don't think a cross tip would come out unless you finished driving it all the way threw. But, it's better than distroying the vaines. At an average of $6.50 per arrow. I think my cross tips would slice and dice the material in only one warm up season. Hope this helps.
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Yes it does, but you will need to make sure the mount is correct.Ten point makes the correct mount if it isnt already on the Cross bow you have.
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The scope has crosshairs, but I was very disappointed with the scope and am in the process of replacing it. The scope was a rifle scope and very hard to set up on the crossbow.
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do Don't have model number but it is 18 x 18 x 16 crossbow broadhead target. I have shot one bolt at 20 yards with rage practice broadhead and it won't budge.