PSE® Archery Reaper Crossbow Package
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- Arrow speeds of 310+ fps
- 185 lb. split limb assembly
- Draw weight: 185 lbs.
- Weight: 8 lbs.
- Multi Reticle scope
- Four 20" Charger crossbow bolts
- 6-arrow quiver
- Cocking strap
Performance and affordability best describe the Reaper crossbow package. All-new 185 lb. split limb assembly, it shoots points at an incredible 310 fps. Draw weight: 185 lbs. Stock length: 38". Width: 28.5". Weight: 8 lbs. Color: Mossy Oak® Treestand®.
Package includes: Multi Reticle scope, four 20" Charger crossbow bolts, 6-arrow quiver and cocking strap.
Manufacturer model #: 01157.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by justahinton very pleased
This is the first crossbow I have owned. I have always us a compound bow. Easy to set up and sight in. Had one opportunity to show at a deer and had to make a quick shot. The seven point only ran about 35 yards before he fell. Very pleased with my purchase.
December 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by PAHunter55 Great Value
I love this crossbow. It has 5 lines on the scope. I sighted the first in at 20 and it was right on each line in 10yd increments out to 60yds.
I had a smart buck that I could not get close enough to during archery because he was hanging out in a big area of saplings and cedars. There were no trees to get into. I got this crossbow and used a crossbow to wait for him to come out one morning. I got him at 45 yds. It sent a Rage through him, breaking ribs on each side. He only went 40yds and laid down.
In the evening, my son used it to take a small buck at 35yds. That one went about 50yds and crashed.
Great value, very powerful and I love the scope.
The only negative is that it seems heavy and is a bit cumbersome to use from a treestand. I love it for the ground blind though. I gave my son a shooting stick to rest it on so you can wait patiently for a good shot.
December 5, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by clintoncowboy good for the money
bought this after christmas last year with my christmas money. Sighting it in can be an issue. I spoke with one of the basspro salesman and he said that the scope that comes with this bow is not made to be adjusted. It's more of a guide than a precise zero in. You would need to buy a more expensive scope to get that result. I did use this bow on the first day of bow season this year and it worked perfectly. Shot a buck at 25 yards. Would recommend to anyone looking for a starter crossbow.
November 10, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by mikelutt Need a lot of work
Bought this bow to replace my Horton (could never get it sighted in). the scope is junk and the quiver is not the one for the crossbow. placed a tru Glo red dot on it and sighted in great at 20 yards arrows touching dead center real small groups.Will be able to reach out to 45 yards easy. It is a loud bow but fast tried to order a quiver for the reaper but can't seam to be able to find one . looking forward to next archery season to shoot it. This reaper crossbow needs a lot of work before you can take it out hunting I spent a hole day getting it right. you get what you pay for here.
November 2, 2012
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Yes. It is an actual 4x32 scope. I am please with mine with drop compensation marks. Going to buy one for my dad's crossbow.
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It is a 4X32, and the dots on mine were at 8 yard intervals.A:
it is a 4X with 5 marks on the vertical crosshair for yardage. The scope works ok but it isn't anything special.Details:
Multi line scope with dots on the vetical line and I don't know if the first line is the 20 yard mark or the first dot is the 20 yard mark.Answers
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I have the scope with the horizontal lines. I set the first one at 20 yds and I was surprised at how on it was for the other lines. They were right on in 10 yd increments, all the way out to 60 yds.A:
the first line is the 20 yard mark and the first dot is 25 yards. 2nd line is 30 yards and 2 dot is 35 yards. And so forth. Remember, these are just guides, they are not 100% exact so you will need to practice a little bit to make sure you are in the kill zone
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The first line is your 20. My PSE Reaper, the following dots/lines were at 8 yard intervals, NOT 10. Play with yours a bit, and see where they are at, starting at 30 yards after you're zero'd at 20. Make sure you get a quality range finder, so you can zero it in properly. I purchased a Nikon Prostaff range finder, and am very pleased with it's performance.Details:
Dry firing a crossbow will damage the bow. One of my requirements for a crossbow is that it has an Anti-Dry Fire mechanism.Answers
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Yes, when you cock the string, the safety automatically clicks on.A:
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They come with 20" Carbon Express bolts. I'm sticking with them. The shoot very well with the 100 grain Rage crossbow broadheads.A:
i dont know for sure, but i would say that any bolt that is 20 inches would work. just like a compound bow, you just have to try different ones until you find the one you like
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I strongly recommend the Carbon Express Surge bolts. I use these with 100 grain heads. My broad head of choice is the Spitfire Max, as they fly identical to the field points.Answers
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Use 100 grain, that's all you need to know. Broadhead, use Spitfire Max. 1 3/4" as they fly like the field points.Details:
Is the cocking strap the kind that reduces the strenght necessary to cock it?Answers
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kinda looks like a 2 handled lawn mower pull rope. Works well definitely makes cocking easy. feed strap through thumb hole in stock. MAKE SURE HOOKS/HANDLES ARE CLEAR OF STRING BEFORE SHOOTINGA:
I don't know what kind they are, but they are real easy to use loading and unloading.I can hold them with one hand to unload and switch to 2 to let it down with no problem. They reduce the strength necessary to cock it by 80 percent. My 13 year old nephew has no problems.A:
The stap has a leverage advantage to it and does make it considerably easier to pull back.A:
It's just your basic rope cocking device. Nothing to fancy but it worksA:
Yes the rop cocking device wraps over the butt of the stock thus resulting in a mechanical assist and reducing the strength necessary. Without the rope it is very hard to cock. With the rope it is really quite easy.
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comes with the PSE Cocking Rope their model 41615Description:
Convenient crossbow cocking strap for quick and easy cocking and loading of most crossbows. Reduces pull weight by up to 50% and ensures consistent alignment shot after shot.
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