XP370™

Satisfied

Had a recruit crossbow, sitting in my blind late December and heard a snap. First thought was a deer coming behind me. Come to find out the upper limb broke for whatever reason. I was not looking to get a new crossbow. I took it to an archery shop to see what it would cost to repair, the estimate was $230-$250. I decided to contact Barnett about the crossbow. They informed me of the trade-in deal they had going on. When I did the math, I ended getting a new crossbow for $245. Now, I had to pay to send my old crossbow back to Barnett which was $91. With the discount and shipping cost it cost me an extra $100 for a new crossbow. It would have cost me $250 to fix the old one. I feel Barnett did me right. If nothing was done, I could assure you I would have not purchased another Barnett crossbow.

Barnet XP 370

I am very disappointed with the fact that I have to pull the cocking rope handles very far apart when cocking the crossbow to keep from taking the crossbow off of safety when I release the tension from cocking the crossbow. The hooks come in contact with the safety when you let off after cocking each time. I`ve owned 2 other crossbows and shot many other brands and never had to be careful that I would take the crossbow off safety after cocking. Poor design and the safety should be harder to put in the fire position. Safety of the hunter should be more important than the ease of the safety being switched to the fire position. The scope that came with the crossbow package was very poor as well.

Great product for the cost!!