The New Line Of Carbon Express Crossbows

I have to say that I was a little taken back when I heard that there was a new crossbow on out on the market. I was aware that there were a few new players out, such as wicked ridge and Crossman – which are some notable brands. However, when the name “carbon express” is spoken, those who have been around in the archery industry for awhile tend to listen. For those that don’t know, Carbon Express is a company that makes some very high quality arrows. I am not totally sure, but they may have been a pioneer in the archery business by creating the first carbon arrow. Like I said, I am not sure about that one, but I do know that they are some good arrows. Anyways, when I heard they came out with a brand new line of crossbow, I was a little excited to say the least.

After reviewing the brand site for the different types of carbon express crossbows, there was much to talk about and analyze. The main questions that people are asking have to do with the stats. In other words, what does this crossbow have to offer that others do not? Well, just by looking at the carbon express line of crossbows, one can easily see that they look really cool. The structure of the stock is definitely unlike anything that I have seen before. However, looks do not put game on the ground, so let’s talk about stats.

When it comes to people’s perception of a particular crossbow, there are certain features that have to hit the mark. Of course, looks are one of those features, however there are a few more. Speed is yet another. The Covert XB-3.3 has an arrow delivery of 330 FPS which is not bad at all. No, it is not the fastest crossbow out there, but it is not the slowest either. It also has a fourteen inch power stroke and a 185 pound quad limb design.

Now, I know all of that sounds great, but there is yet another player in the Carbon Express Crossbow lineup called the X-Force 850 Pro which has a blistering 350 fps arrow delivery. Folks, three hundred and fifty feet per second is pretty fast. The fastest crossbows out there are somewhere around 405 fps. This model has a 175 pound draw weight and a 16 inch power stroke. So, the overall impression that I get from this line of crossbows it pretty awesome.