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To learn more I have posted my unboxing in the Barnett forum. All I had to do was add shims to the flight rail. That's a very easy fix. Con: I do no not know why the MAJORITY of OEM's miss this detail with excessive downward bowstring pressure on the shooting rail. Thank's to Bunnyrabbits fix I expected this and fixed that easily with 1/8" aluminum flat stock you can purchase at Lowes for less then $6. I have pics of the shims/spacer posted as part of my unboxing.
I have chrono pics and I was shocked when this Xbow spec'd to shoot 380 grain arrows at 400fps. NO, I HAVE NOT ADVANCED CAMS! This Xbow way exceeds it's specs out of the box. Also, with the attached Halo scope this xbow weighs in at 7.1lbs. That is quite impressive. Can't wait to pair up my Vortex Crossfire II XBR2 scope with this crossbow. Also, the price is very light on the wallet and the fit and finish has been greatly improved.
I purchased this xbow because:
1. Familiar with my TS370 and it's my position the most underrated Xbow on the market when factoring performance and price. Also, I know the flight rail stock very well and it's very similar to the 400XP.
2. Trigger Tech: arguably the best trigger on the market out of the box and will compete with Xbows that cost 1-3k.
3 Weight: I was a doubting Thomas when Barnett spec'd this Xbow at 6.2lbs without a scope. I was shocked when I weigedt mine with the scope and it came in at 7.06 to 7.1lbs. It's gotta be the lightest Xbow to shoot 400 grain arrows over 400fps that cost less then $500. Real speeds and no advancing cams.
4. Cosmetics: The STRIKE Camo pattern is vey high end.
To the detractors, go ahead with your "Never ever" comments that doesn't take away from a great price point Xbow that delivers. There are other great offerings to the masses that doesn't require 1-3k to purchase a Xbow that works. Trust me I can shoot just as accurate as any Xbow regardless of price with a scope out to 100 yards with my TS370 and expect the same with the XP400. Enjoy the major spend and I'm quite happy for you. I am sure there are always good reasons to do so. Enjoy, that makes a diverse society like ours so great and I'm happy for those who approach their hunting approach with zeal regardless of price! 😎
I have chrono pics and I was shocked when this Xbow spec'd to shoot 380 grain arrows at 400fps. NO, I HAVE NOT ADVANCED CAMS! This Xbow way exceeds it's specs out of the box. Also, with the attached Halo scope this xbow weighs in at 7.1lbs. That is quite impressive. Can't wait to pair up my Vortex Crossfire II XBR2 scope with this crossbow. Also, the price is very light on the wallet and the fit and finish has been greatly improved.
I purchased this xbow because:
1. Familiar with my TS370 and it's my position the most underrated Xbow on the market when factoring performance and price. Also, I know the flight rail stock very well and it's very similar to the 400XP.
2. Trigger Tech: arguably the best trigger on the market out of the box and will compete with Xbows that cost 1-3k.
3 Weight: I was a doubting Thomas when Barnett spec'd this Xbow at 6.2lbs without a scope. I was shocked when I weigedt mine with the scope and it came in at 7.06 to 7.1lbs. It's gotta be the lightest Xbow to shoot 400 grain arrows over 400fps that cost less then $500. Real speeds and no advancing cams.
4. Cosmetics: The STRIKE Camo pattern is vey high end.
To the detractors, go ahead with your "Never ever" comments that doesn't take away from a great price point Xbow that delivers. There are other great offerings to the masses that doesn't require 1-3k to purchase a Xbow that works. Trust me I can shoot just as accurate as any Xbow regardless of price with a scope out to 100 yards with my TS370 and expect the same with the XP400. Enjoy the major spend and I'm quite happy for you. I am sure there are always good reasons to do so. Enjoy, that makes a diverse society like ours so great and I'm happy for those who approach their hunting approach with zeal regardless of price! 😎