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I am going into my 4th season of crossbow hunting. My original and current bow is a Centerpoint Sniper 370. It suits my needs and I have had zero issues with it. I got some BEE bolts, did Rich's trigger job, got a Ravin take off scope from Wyvern, replaced the stock sling, and added limbsaver limb dampeners. It shoots great and is more than adequate speed wise for my hunting needs. I find it easy to cock with the rope cocker.
The only things I do not like is that is heavy, does not "carry well", and the foot stirrup is a little bit small for my size 12 Lacross rubber boots. I am interested in finding something lighter and narrower to make my treks to and from my stands easier. I do not still hunt or stalk.
I have done an internet search on both these bows. They are in my price range. Now that they have been out for a while, is there anyone that owns either that can comment on them?
I am planning on using a rope cocker.
I read the stirrup on the M370 is small and the trigger on the CP400 is not great (wondering if the 2020 model is any better than the original release). The M370 is suppose to be @7lbs with the scope and quiver and the CP400 is @8.
Any and all information on these bows, or others that might suit my goals, are welcome and I thank you in advance.
The only things I do not like is that is heavy, does not "carry well", and the foot stirrup is a little bit small for my size 12 Lacross rubber boots. I am interested in finding something lighter and narrower to make my treks to and from my stands easier. I do not still hunt or stalk.
I have done an internet search on both these bows. They are in my price range. Now that they have been out for a while, is there anyone that owns either that can comment on them?
I am planning on using a rope cocker.
I read the stirrup on the M370 is small and the trigger on the CP400 is not great (wondering if the 2020 model is any better than the original release). The M370 is suppose to be @7lbs with the scope and quiver and the CP400 is @8.
Any and all information on these bows, or others that might suit my goals, are welcome and I thank you in advance.