No, I bought a used Centerpoint cp400, which has a Ravin front end, as a project. I hate dang wheelie crossbows, but couldn't pass on the price on this thing. It's a lot of trouble; so far, had to build a press to even work on the thing. Then I had to upgrade my old string jig to make modified cables and string for it, because I saw some posts about strings/cables stretching, and some even breaking. Beefed the string and cables up on it, and feel a lot safer shooting it now. Because of the extra string/cable weight, lost 14 fps, but it's OK, I didn't buy it for speed, I bought it for narrow width to shoot out of my Ameristep 1-man chair blind. Besides that, I'm a tightwad and there's no way I'm paying $100 for a string and cable set they tell you to change every 300 shots. Got other projects in mind for it that will make it fun to play with. As much as I dislike dang wheelie crossbows, after playing with it for a few weeks, I do admire the engineering, innovation, and precision of the Ravin bows, and if I could bring myself to turn loose of the coin, might even consider buying a R26?
Nah...., maybe in a few years buy a used one if the price is reasonable, or better yet, chop this one down.
