Great cross bow
"This product is fantastic for the price point, and the wood is a great touch. A bit hard to draw back the bow, but still very fun. Highly recommend."
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Avalanche Trail Blazer Crossbow Wooden Stock 150-lb
$149.99
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- HUNTING POWER: 150-lb draw weight and 11" power stroke send bolts downrange at up to 210 fps.
- DURABLE BUILD: Machined aluminum frame, fiberglass limb, and solid wooden rifle-style stock.
- ACCURATE SIGHTING: Adjustable built-in sights provide consistent precision.
- OPTICS-READY: Picatinny mounting rail accepts scopes or red-dot sights.
- INCLUDES BOLTS: Comes with two 16" aluminum arrows to get you started immediately.
- HUNTING POWER: 150-lb draw weight and 11" power stroke send bolts downrange at up to 210 fps.
- DURABLE BUILD: Machined aluminum frame, fiberglass limb, and solid wooden rifle-style stock.
- ACCURATE SIGHTING: Adjustable built-in sights provide consistent precision.
- OPTICS-READY: Picatinny mounting rail accepts scopes or red-dot sights.
- INCLUDES BOLTS: Comes with two 16" aluminum arrows to get you started immediately.
$149.99
Built for hunters and marksmen who demand reliability, the Avalanche® Trail Blazer 150-lb Crossbow delivers proven power and precision. Its machined aluminum frame and tough fiberglass limb provide lasting strength, while the classic wooden rifle-style stock ensures a solid, steady hold. With a 150-lb draw weight and 11" power stroke, this crossbow drives 16" aluminum bolts at speeds of up to 210 fps.
The Trail Blazer is equipped with adjustable sights for accurate targeting and a mounting rail for adding a scope or red-dot optic. Compact at 34" x 26", it balances power and control for consistent performance in the woods or at the range. Complete with two 16" aluminum bolts, this crossbow is ready for serious use right out of the box.
Overall rating: 4.7272725 / 5 from 22 reviews.
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Looks to be of great quality
"I haven't messed with it to much but from what I did it's good quality wish more then two bolts was sent with or a link to the ones that work for it especially since I order some that have no use for but over all I'd recommend this product"
Great product at good price
"I was very pleased with the gas mask, and it comes with a new old stock filter. I would recommend for anyone preparing for the worst. Get some to protect your family."
3 years later still going strong
"Just an update from my previous review, this crossbow has taken 3 years of abuse and is still going with the original string and limb. I cannot say how many hundreds of shots this thing has fired, but 500 would not be much of an exaggeration. The front limb did work itself loose over time even with loctite, sending arrows 2 feet off target. A simple re adjustment fixed the issue and its back on target. I have since graduated to a more expensive and fancy crossbow but this one is a work horse for sure, IF set up properly. You need a stringer cable to string this bow. With an extra limb and extra strings this is perhaps a better survival option than the compound versions, one could argue. I certainly dont recommend it, but this thing will fire just about any bolt you can fashion from 6" nubs to 22" harpoons. Trigger is all metal which is an added bonus. The are a few cons like the sights for example, but the receiver is compatible with dovetail mounts so a scope is no problem, and it just looks awesome with a scope. If you are looking to get into crossbows, this is a great entry point and delivers a lot of fun for your investment."
Great bow for the money!
"I have used this crossbow to target practice with but I haven't hunted with it yet.It is accurate and very powerful .If I was strong enough to drag a deer out of the woods after I shot it I wouldn't hesitate to use this to hunt with.The only drawback in this weapon is its very difficult to string."
A very good bow,but hard to string.
"Rifle was real nice.Everything else was good with the weapon except when i was trying to string it,i used a strap with a crank and when i pulled back to get the string on,the bow had split in half on one side. I thought that was it for the bow,i was going to throw it in the trash can. One day while cleaning the garage,i found the bow and looked at it. A ideal came to mind. I took the bow and used some glue called sticky jack glue(any good strong glue will do)to glue the bow back together.I let it dry for 3days and then i sanded the glue down and took electrical tape and rapped the whole bow tightly. I put a light glue over that and taped it again.I let that dry for 4-5 days.when i went to check it out, the bow was stronger than what i thought it was going to be.The wood stock was bent,and i couldn't get it to bend back straight,so i cut it off.I then tried to shot a couple of bolts to test it out and the gun shoots like i never had any problems with it. I think i'll use it as a target rifle.It a great crossbow for the price. I'm so glad i kept it and didn't throw it away.Next time,i'll watch how i string it."
Great Bow!!
"Great bow for pthe rice!"
well worth the money
"surprised w construction quality, especially the excellent trigger; it is a multi-component all metal trigger system and has a long (safe), and linear force trigger comparable to a good double-action revolver. I had another brand crossbow at this price and the trigger was all plastic, including the safety latch. The only criticism is that it should be packed w a cocking rope device- you will need one, but for the price..."
One handsome crossbow.
"If you're anything like me, you can't stand all this "tacticool" sh*t, and would take a wood-stock rifle any day of the week. This crossbow is no exception, and is a gorgeous, classic looking crossbow in a sea of skeletal synthetic compound bows and crossbows."
Nice crossbow
"I really like it, but I had to get 20” carbon bolts for it because the bolts that came with it made it inaccurate- meaning it shot about 12” above the target due to the fact that they are a lot shorter."
