New Bow Technology: Barnett Crossbows Vengeance

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posted on January 18, 2012
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We swung by the Barnett Crossbows booth to check out the company's new bow prototype the Vengeance.

The Vengeance prototype is approximately 8 pounds, and features an aluminum flight track, carbon rizer and an 160-pound draw weight. With an IBO speed rating of 365 fps, this powerful bow's reverse limb design helps reduce vibration and noise. And with the center of gravity pushed further back, it offers a more comfortable shooting experience for any hunter.

Go to barnettcrossbows.com.

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