Fighter XB86 Compound Crossbow Kit | Black | 185 lbs | Man Kung

Man Kung Fighter XB86 Compound Crossbow Kit – powerful compound crossbow for advanced shooters

This compound crossbow from Man Kung is a technical masterpiece with a draw weight of 185 lbs. The Fighter XB86 combines a robust synthetic stock with fibreglass limbs and an aluminium barrel rail, resulting in a reliable and accurate crossbow for sporting use. The black finish gives this crossbow a professional appearance.

Our experience from the Shogun team

In practice, the Fighter XB86 stands out for its smooth shooting behaviour and stability. The compound technology ensures an even distribution of force during cocking, with the 185 lbs draw weight efficiently converted into shooting speed. The integrated damping elements on the limbs and string stops noticeably reduce vibrations, resulting in a quieter shot and improved precision. The aluminium barrel rail contributes to the consistent flight of the arrows.

Technology and construction

The frame consists of high-quality synthetic material for the stock, while the limbs are made from fibreglass – a combination that ensures durability without excessive weight. The aluminium barrel rail guarantees straight guidance of the arrow. This crossbow features a Picatinny/Weaver rail for the included 4x32 rifle scope, allowing you to aim accurately straight away. The patented Dry-Fire-Inhibitor technology prevents accidental dry firing, which extends the lifespan of the bowstring.

Who is this crossbow suitable for?

With its powerful 185 lbs draw weight, the Fighter XB86 is especially suitable for experienced crossbow shooters seeking precision and power. This compound crossbow is ideal for sports shooters who want to train at a shooting range or practise safely at home. The complete kit with 4 aluminium arrows, quiver, rifle scope, string wax, carrying strap, and cocking aid makes this package perfect for shooters who want to get started immediately without needing to purchase additional accessories.

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