Mission Archery Enters Crossbow Market

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posted on September 10, 2012
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Mission Archery has entered the crossbow market for the first time with the release of its MXB-360.

Weighing in at 6.55 pounds, the MXB-360 is lightweight, balanced and easy to use. As its name suggests, the MXB-360 can reach speeds up to 360 fps. It has a 14" power stroke and the draw weight is adjustable from 100 to 160 pounds.

All MXB-360's are packed with a customized case. More expensive packages can also include an MX-3 quiver, three customized Mission crossbow bolts and a Hawke scope.

The MXB-360 will only be available at Mission Authorized Retailers.

For more information, go to MissionArchery.com.

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