Recurve crossbow
Recurve crossbows (called "recurved" or "classic") are mechanically simple, which makes them very easy to maintain and use. A simple stringer is all that's needed to remove the string, whereas a compound crossbow requires a press.
Recurve crossbows are generally less powerful than compound crossbows (with the exception of the Excalibur brand, which offers classic crossbows as powerful as compounds), however, a classic crossbow of 175 lbs can easily shoot at 40-50 meters, while an Excalibur at 400FPS will group its shots at 80-100 meters depending on the power.

Beginner recurve crossbow (130-175 lbs)

Powerful recurve crossbows (+175 lbs)

Cobra R9 and RX Crossbow
Articles and information on classic crossbows
How to adjust the string of your recurve crossbow?
String too loose or too tight? Learn how to adjust it with a stringer, to optimize accuracy, safety, and longevity of your recurve crossbow.
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What is the best recurve crossbow brand?
Recurve crossbows offer great accuracy. For beginning target shooting as an adult recreational activity, these are the most suitable models.
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Differences between a Classic (recurve) Crossbow and a Compound Crossbow
A crossbow is composed of a bow and a stock. With this type of arrow shooting weapon, reloading can be done manually or mechanically.
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