Bowtech Stryker 350 & 380

[flightattendant100]

I was at Cabela's yesterday and they have racks full of Bowtech 350 & 380 bows in the bargain cave, with scope , quiver, arrows for under $ 400.00 ! I know its a "Wheelie", and I know that at one point they had some trouble with the limbs, but supposed to have that corrected. Sure seems like a lot of bow for that amount of money. Just curious if anyone has had one of these or just a heads up if you were looking for one.

[UPSMAN]

Don't even think about it. You're not that old yet. You can still cock the Matrix. Let it go,just let it go.

[xcaliber]

Don't even think about it. You're not that old yet. You can still cock the Matrix. Let it go,just let it go.

Just walk away! Remember, it's only a sale if you "need" it!

[flightattendant100]

Easy to cock, good triggers...... $ 1.00 per fps!!

[Starvin' Hillbilly]

you guys are kill'n me!
-ken

[bubba]

That's too funny... Smile.. I like the just walk away...

[otisbrazwell]

What size arrows can you use with that bow ?

[Mo wannabe]

Hey ..... I bet Colton could sling one WAY out in the lake with one of those 380s

[flightattendant100]

Hey ..... I bet Colton could sling one WAY out in the lake with one of those 380s

[Yotewacker]

I too have thought about one of these refurb 350's. I know it's no excalibur and it has wheels but does anyone have experience with one? Good or bad?

[GrassyKnoll]

The stryker 350 was the more reliable of the two. However, since I've come over to the cool side of crossbows

I cringe at the thought of dealing with timing, cables, cam rotation and servings pulling apart ..

Every time I start to show a little interest in buying another compound crossbow, I look over at my Excaliburs and smile.

I smile because I no longer need my $450.00 bow press to adjust cam timing, I no longer need my bow press to change out my string or cables

When I'm up in the tree hunting all day and it is time to leave, I smile at my Excalibur because I know I can let the bow down without an issue with my rope cocker and not have to shoot a discharge arrow into something to let my bow down.

I smile while sitting on stand and if I cut my string somehow, I can pull my string changer out of my day pack and put on a pre-shot string, twist it to the predetermined line on my rail and be GTG.