Quick x bow question

[Zag]

I found a really good deal on a xbow on eBay, brand new but not assembled. Is it fairly simple to get setup or do I need professional help?

[moog5050]

I bought a cheap one on ebay.   Assembly is just attaching the stock.   Very easy as I recall.   BTW - killed 2 deer with it a few years ago.   Worked fine for $170

[Bolt action]

Should be simple. I bought mine online and had to assemble it. As long as all the parts are there you should be fine.

[Zag]

Ok thanks hopefully it doesn’t skyrocket in price in the final hr!

[hunter]

I bought mine new but had it delivered and I had to assemble also, easy. You won't have a problem.

[hueyjazz]

Assembly is usually one bolt and about five minutes to do.   I'm unaware of any ability to tune a crossbow.

[ny hunter]

Piece a cake..... You can do it no problem...

[nyslowhand]

Even buying a new Xbow directly from the mfger, you'll have to attach the bow section to the stock. Easy-peasy! As far as I know there is no tuning necessary with a Xbow, unlike with a regular compound bow! Some may have trigger adjustments, but out of the box they'll shoot where you aim! One thing you may need to keep in mind if using a rope cocker, pull back evenly to put same pressure on each limb. There are gizmos that attach to the rope and hook the string to help prevent this!

I give this advice to all people thinking of buying their 1st Xbow - inexpensive xbows come with cheapo scopes. First thing a lot of people have to do is buy (~$150) a better scope. So, with the cost of an inexpensive Xbow and a scope upgrade, you're automatically into the mid-price range of a better Xbow. Just my 2¢, take it or leave it....

[Zag]

Thanks guys, it started getting a little more than I wanted but at least I know it’s no big deal!!

[fasteddie]

Had to assemble my Centerpoint Sniper 370 . No problem . Instructions were easy to follow .