The camo finish, Mossy Oak Breakup Infinity, is great. I like the look better than the treatment the M380 Xtra got.
Using a Vixenmaster Flemish string and Danny Miller's stoppers, the bow has much more subdued 'thunk' compared to my other excals.
I got lucky and this bow has an excellent trigger, must have been madd early in the AM.
Very little take-up, it's at the wall, almost like a single stage.It came bare naked from Wyvern Creations so I had to make due with the Leupold SABR Ultimate Slam that normally sits atop my TC. I wasn't optimistic. Before anyone says it, from the side view, yes it looks like a fat-bottomed girl riding a ten speed. But look through the scope and its like, "Get on your bikes and ride!" I believe the scope has VXII glass and it is very bright and clear. It needs longer eye relief than I'm used to on a crossbow so I mounted the scope a bit more forward. When I shoulder the bow, the reticle is sharp.
Shooting it today, this scope is actually very crossbow friendly. I do a lot of 3D shooting so a ballistic reticle is a MUST for me. Single crosshairs won't cut it and I don't want to hunt with an HHA. The SABR reticle at 3X and using a 400gr arrow, gives me precisely 20 and 30 yards. There are two other ballistic aim points and they look usable for 40y and 50y...haven't tried yet though. Here's the reticle:
This bow is a target shooter's dream. Easy to cock and arrow removal from targets is a cinch. I originally bought the bow for my disapproving wife who is in love with her trusty old Vixen, and I don't blame her, it's a sweet shooter for sure. She picked it up, smiled, and shot it once. "It's OK, I guess." And handed it back to me. She's FOS, I'd be shocked if she chose to use her beloved Vixen over the 330 to hunt with this fall. If she doesn't, I sure as hell will.
