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Crawdaddy4 said:
You'd think NY would want to encourage hunters to adopt modern Xbows?
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Yeah… not sure the logic behind it but 17” min width at limbs and draw weight between 100-200lbs. I assume to limit range during the dedicated crossbow season which is a week before rifle season. VT allows crossbows during regular archery season, and as far I can find, no restrictions.
 
The CP400 showed up today. Never got a tracking number and I actually messaged them this morning and they said it hadn’t shipped yet. FedEx dropped it off like an hour and half ago. Got everything mounted on it. Maybe take a couple of shots with it later.
 
BuffaloBill said:
The CP400 showed up today. Never got a tracking number and I actually messaged them this morning and they said it hadn’t shipped yet. FedEx dropped it off like an hour and half ago. Got everything mounted on it. Maybe take a couple of shots with it later.
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Took me about an hour to assemble the thing, a half dozen shots through, it’s zeroed and I like it so far. So far just 20 yards, need some time with it to try stretching it out
 
kstetar said:
Took me about an hour to assemble the thing, a half dozen shots through, it’s zeroed and I like it so far. So far just 20 yards, need some time with it to try stretching it out
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Initial thoughts: I have the Barnett XP400, which is lighter but wider limb to limb. Roughly the same speed, but CP400 has more KE(don't quite understand that). CP400 is a nicer looking bow, but that’s subjective. Crank cocking device on the XP400 clicks all the way around unless you turn off the lock, which is a little risky. CP400 is “silent” except for a few squeaks. But then you can remove the cocking device. The XP400 stays connected and you just take the handle off. Undecided on the scope/reticle is illuminated but doesn’t seem as clear(probably related) but may just need to get used to it or keep the illumination off. Build quality feels top notch.
 
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