Excalibur Matrix Bulldog 440 black crossbow 300 lbs 440 FPS

300 lbs Excalibur Bulldog 440 black crossbow: for more speed!

The 300 lbs Excalibur Bulldog 440 crossbow is designed for shooters looking for a high-performance weapon offering constraint-free technology. Developed to be one of the fastest on the crossbow market, it allows you to shoot arrows at an exceptional speed of 482 km/h.

For hunters who appreciate all the advantages of Excalibur's recurve crossbows but need speed, Excalibur is proud to present the new BULLDOG 440.

Technical specifications of the Excalibur Matrix Bulldog 440 crossbow:

• Power: 300 lbs
• Arrow speed: 482 km/h or 133.8 m/s
• Length: 90.8 cm
• Width when uncocked: 76.2 cm
• Width when cocked: 58.4 cm
• Power Stroke (distance pushed by the string): 49.5 cm
• Weight: 2.81 kg
• Color: black

The Excalibur Bulldog 300 lbs crossbow comes with:

• 1 x Scope
• 1 x Rope cocking device
• 1 x 4-arrow quiver
• 4 x Pro-Flight Arrows with 4 100 gr tips

Using the Black Bulldog 440:

For hunters who appreciate all the advantages of Excalibur's recurve crossbows, but need speed, the BULLDOG 440 is the ideal weapon.

This crossbow comes with an illuminated scope that allows perfect vision up to 90 meters.

Our recommendations for the Bulldog 440:

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WARNING: CROSSBOWS ARE NOT TOYS.nTheir sale is prohibited to minors, and you risk a fine (or worse) if you carry it assembled in a public place. Make sure to keep children and animals away, and shoot towards an area that won't risk injuring someone if you miss your target.

Hattila disclaims all responsibility for the use of this product, as it is classified for unrestricted sale to those over 18 years old according to the new classification (Decree No. 2013-700 of July 30, 2013 - Category D,2°,h weapons); it must be transported in its packaging and properly closed.

For safe shooting practice, we recommend wearing protective gear, as well as following safety protocols. Carrying any item that appears to be a weapon, even if it doesn't have that function, is strictly prohibited in public.