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Reviews (7)
12 Nov, 2015
Great forearm rest.
Very pleased with this rest. Easy and quick to adjust elevation. It has 3 inches of travel, done via a large star knob above the center of the legs that can be 'flicked' to raise or lower. Each leg has adjustability for level using the thumb screws provided. The screws are pointed and dig in to your wood table preventing movement under recoil. I wouldn't recommend using it on a hard slick surface as it would most certainly slide when firing a high power.
Bottom line...I like it, a lot.
04 Dec, 2015
ONE HOT BOW
2 of 2 found this helpful First off, putting this crossbow together should be quite simple. It is not. The instructions are fine and if you read simple to understand. The quality and fit are very good also. Where the problem lies is getting the riser on the rail itself. It is the tight tolerances themselves that lend to frustration along with the too short assembly screws that mate the two pieces together. I had to use a forstner bit to bottom out the screw pockets in the riser to get the screws into the rail (or body). After figuring this out assembly was a snap.
The bow is compact and feels lighter than it actually is. Relatively quiet and it is fast with 410 gr arrows. After noticing the cams were slightly out of time, I took it to my friend's archery store. A couple twists on one buss cable and all is well.
Initially I was very unimpressed with the accuracy of the Vengeance. BUT, after getting use to the creep and (what seemed like pulling a potato sack across the driveway) heavy pull on the trigger, I overcame some of the accuracy problems. I kept shooting the bow for a couple more days and after approximately 60 arrows it started to settle in and group. The more I shot the better it became, until I was consistently getting 1 1/2" 3 arrow groups at 50 yds. and 2" at 60 yds.
As far as 'Value' I did put yes as a comparison to other crossbows. But imo I don't think ANY bow or crossbow is worth the price paid on the top end line. If you just gotta' have it or cost means little, by all means this is the bow to have in its price range. I love it.
Now if I can figure out if a trigger job is possible I think I just might have that proverbial 'Tack driver."
(If anyone knows of Barnett selling more of the Vengeance because of this review.....have them send me a check!
25 Mar, 2020
Plastic Welding
The iron worked very well. Easy to use if you are familiar with plastic repair. I did very slightly bevel the edges with a file to prevent the paddle from digging or pushing the plastic.
Below is a repair I did recently. There was a 2x3 piece broken completely away. It was on the bottom half. This pic was taken after completing sanding.