M10 Tactical Crossbow - Repeating Crossbow with 10-Shot Detachable Magazine for Target Practice, Home Defense, Hunting, Shooting Sports | Accurate 100 ft, Powerful 165 fps, Lightweight 4 lbs

Shoots like a dream, put her together myself, was not hard at all

It's not perfect but it's pretty great and so much fun.Easily upgraded to stronger limbs with heavy bolts if you want to hunt with it.Completely accurate at 50 yards with upgraded optics.

It works really well and great quality.

I just received the M10 today. I was gonna wait a couple days to write a review, but I've done sent over a hundred boltsin the last couple of hours. I did it this way to see if there were any flaws or quality issues. This thing shot on point straight out of the box. I misjudged the power of the M10 and shot my first bolt through a cardboard box leaned against a pine tree. I heard the bolt hit the box and pine tree. I found the hole in the box, but couldn't find a hole in the tree. That bolt is gone forever. I ended up filling a cardboard box with foam from the dollar store (egg crate mattress pad) . I put that box in another cardboard box. So far no bolts have made it through the foam from 20-30ft.( No use spending $100 on some fancy painted target). The reason I'm focusing on the target issue is the power of this crossbow is easily lethal and not a toy. The mag issues in other reviews didn't present a problem, although I did remove the mag with about 6 bolts full and they just dropped out at free fall speed. This, to me, is not a flaw, I can't think of any reason for wanting to do this for any purpose. This thing is pretty solid. Be sure to check the 4 screws (2 on each side of the grip and one spine screw where the cocker handle and grip meet). I had a little wiggle at the butt stock after 100 plus bolts fired. The collapsing pin gave me no issues at all, just make sure to hand tighten the front nut and bolts, and find the sweet spot for the pin in the back, and then wrench down on the front. The 2nd bolt I shot got all bent to hell. I bent it back, and shot it 4 or 5 more times, no issues. The bolt wings, or whatever they're called, are pretty bad quality with these bolts. 6 of the 10 bolts I've shot are coming apart. The limbs and string seem to be of good quality. Beware, (this is my 1st bow of any kind, I was forced to dry fire, and I seen online where they just grabbed the string and pulled the trigger) this vibrated the hell out of my fingers. I wouldn't recommend this, plus I saw online where this dude dry fired this exact setup 100 times on video. The packing and boxes were top notch. The instructions will make you laugh, it says " scan here for pdf download instructions", you scan it, and it shows the same thing you're looking at, except it's on your phone. I would definitely recommend installing the peep sight. I put a couple different red dots and actually preferred the peep sight. I'm gonna check out my low profile side mount laser tomorrow ( batteries were dead and it takes those baby aspirin looking batteries). I found it easier to cock the M10 by leaving the butt stock on your chest, and pulling the hand grip downwards. This thing is no joke, these aluminum bolts would definitely ruin someone's day if you were on the business end. I don't usually write reviews, but after researching for a couple weeks, going cross eyed from watching countless videos, I decided on this one. No regrets so far, and I'm sure there are higher quality, higher price, crossbows out there, but the availability of parts/ upgrades and quality, is why I chose the M10.

It is super easy to use, assemble, and use—hours of fun in the backyard. I can't wait to take camping.