Obviously, you’ll need to know what you get for your hard-earned money. What Do I Get With the CenterPoint Sniper 370? Let’s see if Crosman knows crossbows as well as they do BB guns. Built by Crosman (yes, the BB gun folks), I was skeptical of how well this x-bow would stack up against the competition, but I always review products with an open mind. Hi there, and thanks for coming by my review of the CenterPoint Sniper 370 Crossbow. Tactical stock feels flimsier than it is Instructions are a bit vague, but still understandable Fully adjustable tactical stock and forearm There are a couple other brands forum members are using.- Blistering fast 370 fps firing velocity An arrow puller will help remove the arrow. I have even tapped the nock end, putting the arrow in bit farther to break the bond. If a broad head sticks out the back, unscrew it, then tap the shaft for an easier pull. Carbon generates heat causing the foam in the target to bond to the shaft. Lubing the front 3 to 4 inches of the carbon arrow shaft helps when shooting into foam style targets. Looking at the targets before they are shot, a fancy cover hides a lot of things and because of this, the dealers do not realize what they are selling. If one ends up with a well built, high quality target, I do not mind the price, but several have been very poor in regards to not enough packing or the junk the manufactures have put in them. Some of those targets cost me well over $500.00 Canadian to close to $600.00 My problem is it costs a fortune to bring something into Canada: the product cost, shipping, import fee and then currency exchange. I inquired on this target a few years ago. Individual parts are available from the company. Many of the parts can be repositioned as well. One just loosens the straps a bit to replace the damaged parts. Two straps go around it to hold it together. It is shoot able on two sides, good for field point and broad heads. This puts the target on it's side being it can only be shot from one end.Ī couple other targets to check out that are for field point and broad head: 1)Rinehart 18-1 shoot able 18 different sides.Ģ)Matrix is built with replace able inter locking sections, black in color shaped similar to a stop sign. The bag section can be removed and a foam section inserted for broad heads. 2)it is like standing a pop can up right where the thickest section is the vertical center. The fault in this design is: 1)it has a poor quality foam surrounding. The bag section is shoot able on four sides for field point. It has the removable bag center that can be rotated.
I have tried the two mentioned targets: Field Logic Block and the red Morrell 21.Īnother target I tried was the American Whitetail. Wishing you all the best with what ever you choose. I can not comment on that one as I have never used it.
Several forum members recommend the Blob target for broad heads. When I shoot this target, I put a hard 2 to 2 1/2" flat foam target, ratchet strapped at the front to try and hold the poor quality foam of the Field Logic Block together when removing broad heads.įor field point, I recommend the Spyder Web target. The center is very tough but is very hard to remove broad heads. With the recessed hand hole, one loses 1 1/2" of target. The outer 1 1/2" is a very poor quality foam that rips when removing broad heads. The Field Logic Block is a good target to stay away from. The farther from the target and lighter draw weight the bow or crossbow is the less penetration and the easier the arrow is top pull. This will show how easy an arrow is to pull. The field point push out the cut up sections left from shooting broad heads.Īny target shown on you tube video, pay attention to what bow is used, the distance the shooter is from the target and how much arrow shaft has not entered the target. Now shoot field points which the target is recommended for as well. Shooting different spots, broad heads easily cut up foam style targets.
My Barnett crossbows are set up to shoot faster than yours and at 50 yards, I need a back up target to be sure I do not lose my arrow.Īrrows are removed very easy from this target. If you view Morrell's you tube video ad you will see them shooting it with a vertical bow. The red Morrell 21 target is very light and it needs to be anchored down to prevent it from turning if taking more than one shot.
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