Crossbows Articles

The BearX Impact is a great-performing crossbow with loads of value.

Expert advice on handling this product category in a way that will benefit you and your customers.

A carefully curated selection of broadheads will keep crossbow hunters happy.

For the first time, my home state of Minnesota is allowing crossbows for use during the general archery season — no age or physical condition limitations — and as expected, compound shooters are not pleased.

Feature rich and value priced, the Barnett Recruit XP Crossbow delivers deadly downrange performance.

The Wicked Ridge Raider 400 De-Cock checks the right boxes for your customers who have about $750 to spend.

Looking to expand what you offer the gun crowd? Crossbows are the next logical step.

The author surveyed 150 archery pro shops across the country. Here’s an inside look at the average number of compound and crossbow lines — and most popular ones — carried by them today.

The Barnett Recruit XP represents an exceptional value in a crossbow that is incredibly easy to use while delivering deadly downrange performance.

After running the Excalibur Wolverine through its paces, the author believes it is the perfect tribute to the company’s 40 years in the recurve crossbow business.

During brutally cold conditions in northern Wisconsin, the ultra-reliable Excalibur Assassin Extreme recurve crossbow proves to be fast, accurate and comfortable to shoot.

Crossbows provide the impetus for increased recruitment and retention among modern bowhunters and play an expanding role in deer management.

The author learns that you don’t want to shoot too many bolts in a group with the Killer Instinct SWAT X1 because you’ll probably wreck them. It’s that accurate.