#Best crossbow for the money 2016 series

Excalibur’s Matrix SFX Grizzly does not disappoint as a simplified version of their popular Matrix series (at a significantly reduced price). Excalibur makes some of the best recurve crossbows for hunting or target shooting. Excalibur Matrix Grizzly Recurve CrossbowĬheck out this video for proof that if Timex made a crossbow, Excalibur would beat it in super-durability. You can get the Titan M1 for $700-800 depending on features and is probably the best overall crossbow for the money in 2020 considering all factors. This crossbow has a draw weight of 180 pounds, boasts speeds up to 370 feet per second, and weighs only 6.4 pounds. AccuDraw technology holds the weight of your draw, making it possible for archers of almost any size to use the Titan M1. Opt for the AccuDraw technology if you can.

The package comes with optics, cocking device, arrows, and quiver. By feats of engineering wizardry, they made the Titan M1 9.5 inches narrower, while gaining 30fps in speed. But with TenPoint, entry level is some of the highest quality around. The Titan M1 by TenPoint is a completely revamped version of their entry level hunting crossbow. Whatever your budget, these crossbows will serve you well. I selected them based on power, ease of use, accuracy, price, and buyer ratings. In the market for a new crossbow- or your first? This list covers seven of the top-rated crossbows in early 2020, the best picks for your hard-earned money.

Best crossbow for the money 2016