You can get the XP 350 from Walmart for $228.00 new with warranty. Same xbow ,same speed.

 

I'd ALWAYS go with the one with warranty. You just never know..............

 

Sportsmans Guide had the XP380 on sale for 270$

 

I have not shot an XP370, but they seem to get good reviews, and are reliable.

What I don't know is if $250 is a good deal. Per Barnett's website, the XP370 is out of stock, but Amazon lists then for $286, new. Barnett also sells an XP380 and XP400.

For reference, my local Craigslist has several Barnett crossbows for sale. The prices range from $200 to $400 for comparable or better performing Barnett models.

 

Just remember Barnetts come with a $200 trigger,

 

I ordered an XP350 a while back from ebay brand new for $190. Excellent shooter and sweet trigger. Only thing is you'll need to get some string stops or else it's loud and has a lot of forward recoil. Stops makes a huge difference

 

Where do you find stops for this?

And yea XP 350 or Walmart may even label it as the 370 now last I looked my local Walmart had it for 200-220 although I’ll say I quickly replaced the red dot it came with

 

Thanks to all for your input. I will pass on this deal and keep looking. - Sherwood

 

Here is a set from ten Point that one may be able to slightly modify to fir in the cable groove of the crossbow.
This system is adjustable which one requires when tuning a crossbow. The picture shows the unit assembled.
One dies nit get the extra rods with the rubbers as that is for demo purposes only. The threaded rod has a flat
side where the small Allen screw is tightened against. This prevents damage to the threaded rod.

A better string stop rubber design has two vertical holes which act like a shock absorber. Center Point crossbows
which are manufactured over seas (Heat 415, Patriot 415 and Sniper XT 390) come with these. One can purchase
these rubbers from Center Point Archery in the U.S. These rubbers are a much higher quality than the Ten Point ones.

Most of the string stops are a waste of money for the reasons: 1)most are non adjustable, 2)setting to lightly touching
the bowstring in the uncocked position, when shooting the crossbow is like running into a wall. 3)Setting a small gap
between the bowstring and the string stops, after the shot, the bowstring makes contact for a few vibrations, then
nothing so they are useless.

Where one hears the major sound is the shooter and not farther away.

Wishing you all the best with what ever you choose.
Take care.