SHOT Show 2018: Ravin R20 Sniper Crossbow Package

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posted on January 24, 2018
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Compact, quiet and ultra-fast are the best ways to describe Ravin Crossbows' new R20 Sniper Package. Driven with the company’s HeliCoil technology, the bow shoots a blistering 430 fps. The R20 Sniper Package includes a Vortex Strike Eagle scope that mounts to a radical, adjustable jack plate. Shooters can dial in the exact yardage for every shot from 20 to 200 yards.

The crossbow has a built-in riser level to confirm vertical hold for consistent downrange results. The R20 Sniper Package includes a fully-assembled/pre-tuned Ravin R20 crossbow, arrows, quiver and mounting bracket, cocking handle, field points (100-grain), sling mounts and a scope. MSRP: $2,649.99; ravincrossbows.com

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