CenterPoint Archery Sniper Elite 385 Crossbow Package C0004 With 4x32mm Scope, Quiver And Arrows, Black/Camo

This sucker is fast! After assembling it, I shot a close shot at my target to sight it in. The bolt went completely thru the target, an old but legit crossbow target. It shoots fast, accurate, and quietly. I've killed one deer with it so far, I hope to get several more!

Affordable , safe , reliable. I chunked the scope in the trash. They might as well sell it without a scope. I bought a Hawkes XB 3x32 scope that’s been reliable. I’m making accurate shots out to 40 yards.

First crossbow and it was a bit challenging but I got to understand the build process and researched a YouTube video to help me. The quality seems to be of decent quality and I shot it and it is definitely powerful.

Bought this as a gift for Christmas and was there for the set up. Super easy and work great. He was able to use ot before the season ended.. great product

Packaged nicely. Went together well. No noticeable damage to items. Does require a bit of strength to cock. Smooth shot, sight is good. Bolt will go through a target, so make sure yours is appropriate.

The box was badly damaged. The item was not properly packed. The bow box was in a larger box with no padding so it was knocked around inside larger box which caused damage.Assembly was easy for an experienced Xbow person BUT for a beginner the instructions were NOT detailed enough and can cause issues if not assembled correctly. Pay special attention to the cable slide as well as the scope attachment plates and cable slide ends have specific tolerances that need to be installed correctly, this is NOT called out in the instructions. The hand rail was broken off due to poor packing. The scope turrets were maxed out on the elevation which means I could not adjust the scope.The scope has no flip up covers and the reticle is not lighted. If I were to keep the xbow (doubtful) I would immediately replace the scope.Upon cocking the string would not lock into the trigger(and yes I did check the safety to insure it was off)This was an issue on the older 370 xbow and all the videos show the pull string hooks needing to face outward if behind the the bow cocking. This is wrong if one faces the string hooks inward if cocking the bow the string will then latch almost every time. The mechanics I will not get into BUT it is VERY important on these low end bows to insure the string seats in the trigger housing the same way very time you cock the bow or it was cause shot placement variances.Cocking the bow requires setting the cocking string length properly for easier pulls.Yes it is a low end bow BUT beginners may find it challenging to use. If you just want to shoot target tipped arrows for fun it should suffice. I would not recommend this bow for hunting especially with wideprofile fixed broadheads. Some expandables will shoot ok like the Swhacker, Rage not so well.The bow is on the heavy side and has a lot of sound/vibration dampeners which is always a clear signalthat engineering on the bow is lacking. Cam rotation was even and the timing seem to be correct. It has the same cable and string quality as the 370 which after shooting will require retuning the bow.The trigger pull is way to long again much like the older 370 (a trigger kit can fix this)If I were to keep the bow the fixes and upgrades would put the total cost around 700+ $

Works well, easy to assemble, very accurate

This thing is awesome… man I can’t believe I’m saying this but I’m actually looking forward to getting out and hunting with this thing. Being a budget crossbow I was concerned I wouldn’t like it. But after a few shots I’m no longer concerned I think it will do the job just fine.