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Barnett Predator

Barnett Predator Crossbow Packages

– Patented pioneering design incorporates a shoot-through foot stirrup that increases the power stroke to an amazing 16″, helping to produce arrow speed of 375 fps. Yet you’ll barely have a sense of the power you’ve unleashed, as the Predator is equipped with the innovative AVi Limb System, which uses soft-touch material to dramatically reduce shock and vibration. GAM™ composite stock with adjustable butt and cheek plate; high-velocity cam/cable system; CNC trigger with 3-1/2-lb. pull. Draw weight: 175 lbs. Overall length: 37″. Width: 24″. Weight: 9.0 lbs. Color: Realtree APG HD®.

Package includes: 4×32 scope or red-dot sight, four 22″ arrows, quiver, and rope cocking aid.

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7 Customer Reviews of “Barnett Predator”

Barnett Predator Review by tenpoint tl7, August 5, 2008

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I shot my friends and I hate the trigger pull it creeps before it goes off. He had to put on a different rail so he can put a scope on it. The rail that came with it is for a 22 scope. The bow is quite and very fast but you have to use a bag target so you can pull the arrows out easy. He shot 3D with it and the carbon arrows broke when pulling out of the Mc kinzeies targets.

Barnett Predator Review by blv49, October 10, 2008

  • 55555

This is one powerful crossbow. In fact, it’s almost too much. I have a McKenzie ShotBlocker Crossbow target and even at 35 yards, it buries the bolt to the middle of the vanes. I’ve also had two shoot completely trough the target after striking where a previous shot had hit. It’s also much quieter then my hunting partner’s Parker Safari. There’s no doubt in my mind that with a good broadhead, this crossbow will easily punch trough a whitetail with power to spare.

Barnett Predator Review by fork horn, November 12, 2008

  • 55555

I sighted in the crossbow at 15 yards like the instructions said. I then shot it at 20, 25, and 30 yards using the same crosshair. At 30 yards it dropped one inch. Aim halfway between the first and second crosshairs for 35 yards and use the second crosshair for 40 yards dead on. It is also very fast. I love it. I have killed two deer with it in two weeks

Barnett Predator Review by Mylak, November 20, 2008

  • 33333

This is the most powerful piece of archery equipment I have ever shot. Accuracy A+++. Easy to shoot. I’ve shot about 35 bolts thgrough it, and I have gone through 4 strings. Barnett has been good to work with to find out what the problem is. But as of now it is the middle of hunting season and they still have my crossbow.

Barnett Predator Review by blindjohn, March 20, 2009

  • 44444

I really like the crossbow. Its fast, accurate, and very powerful. I have found one problem with it. I bought a crossbow sling for it. If you use the sling you cant have any arrows in the quiver. It pushes against the first arrow and puts a bow in it. I tried it with 1, 2 ,3, and 4 arrows and it did the same to each one. the only ways to get around this is to have no sling or to carry the quiver in your hand.

Barnett Predator Review by fork horn, March 25, 2009

  • 44444

OK…at the risk of causing an issue…I finally got a chance to shoot a few bolts from this bow. I want to state right at the beginning I went into this with a very open mind and with the idea that If I like this bow I would actually sell it, and this is MY impression of this bow and your milage may vary. Pros: It is fairly quiet, very smooth, and seems like it at least close to advertized speed and seems like it would be very accurate ( hard to judge with only a 5 yrd range). It is a tad nose heavy, but shoulders well and is pretty comfortable. Cons: The trigger is a POS. No other way to say this. To give an idea of how bad this is I took one shot and just did a steady consistant pull till it released. The trigger is way far forward and unless you have very long fingers is awkward to reach and the creep is disgusting. So I reload and go to take another shot. This time I begin to pull the trigger and stop before it comes off the sear. At this point the rep for a compound bow standing in the booth next to me looks over and says “Is there something wrong with that trigger??? I see you pulling and pulling and nothing is happening.” The reps answer to this was that for liability reasons Barnett chose not to mess with their existing trigger design and this is how it works. How bad does this trigger have to be that someone in the next booth asks what is wrong? Overall, from the middle of the bow forward it is actually a very nice bow. From the middle back it is a $300.00 Barnett. If they redesigned the trigger and put one in that matches the performance of the front of the bow then they would actually have a decent product. If you like Barnett you will love this bow as it is dead in your hands with no shock and is much quieter than the rest of their line, so for some it will be a great bow…just not for me personally.

Barnett Predator Review by deerwoods, April 30, 2009

  • 44444

My Dad got one last year i’ve shot it and there’s things i like about it and don’t like about it.Thing really smokes a arrow. It’s fast we’re getting 387 fps out of it right know with the set up he’s shooting and its pretty quiet compared to other crossbow and the price isn’t to bad either. The trigger length isn’t the best and if you got a small hand you won’t like it, and the quiver suckes. But over all it a nice crossbow.

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