Kris,
The original SWAT (Killer Instinct) would likely serve you very well. 165# limbs, easily rope cockable, adequately fast (377-378 with 400g arrow), light, extremely well balanced, easy on serving (over 1,300 shots and string, cables and serving look new), unequaled accuracy , etc..
One state crossbow champion (shoots Sub-1) only hunts with his SWAT and states it’s more accurate. I have an Aculeus 460 all set up as a benchrest crossbow (5x25 Conquest) and test arrows and BHs to 100 yards. It’s extremely accurate and consistent. The SWAT is even more accurate. ‘They can still be found with a hard search: a few stores have 1 left over. After June, a few may show up on trading posts as people buy the upgraded SWAT XP.
I’ve used Excaliburs extensively. The original, long limbed models such as the 200# Vortex are extremely accurate. The Matrix series was slightly less, the Micro series less so yet, especially at over 60 yards. The BD400 was slightly more accurate at 60-100 yards than the M380/405s.
The small, faster Excals need a crank. The SWAT doesn’t. If you need a crank for a SWAT, you probably need to be heading for the emergency room.