Killer Instinct introduces Lethal 405HD Crossbow

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posted on March 8, 2025
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Killer Instinct Crossbows has introduced the Lethal 405HD Crossbow. Featuring a newly redesigned stock that is shorter and more compact for easy maneuverability, the Lethal 405HD features new rubberized styling at all touchpoints, including its forearm, grip and cheek weld. As an added bonus, the rubberized nature of these contact points make them all feel warmer in cold weather.

Closeup of Lethal 405HD

“We wanted to design a dependable, tough and affordable crossbow that worked well for first time users or seasoned veterans,” said Jason Fuller of Killer Instinct. “We took all the guesswork out for the customer who needs everything in the box ready to go.”

Lethal 405HD Frame

Lethal 405HD includes two 20-inch 390 grain Hypr bolts with new V-Track nocks, a Lumix scope and a sled rope cocker, everything needed to start shooting. Furthermore, Killer Instinct backs the Lethal 405HD with a limited Lifetime Warranty. To learn more about the Killer Instinct Lethal 405HD, visit KillerInstinctCrossbows.com. MSRP: $299.99

Lethal 405HD Features

  • Crank Compatible: The Compact DSC Narrow 1.5 Sled Crank (not included) can be quickly attached and detached to cock the crossbow.
  • Lumix 4x32 scope.
  • Anti dry-fire safety prevents the crossbow from being fired without a bolt properly loaded. 

Specifications

  • Speed: Up to 405 fps
  • Kinetic Energy: 134.78 ft.-lbs.
  • Trigger: 3.5 lbs.
  • Width (Cocked): 14.75” | (Un-cocked): 18.75”
  • Length: 33.5”
  • Weight: 7.5 lbs.
  • Draw Weight: 210 lbs.
  • Power Stroke: 13.5”

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