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Excellent condition, asking $500.00
  • Patented Frontal String Technology for compact design
  • Reverse Draw optimizes arrow speed
  • MIM Talon Ultra Light Trigger
  • CNC Machined Riser with Integrated Cocking Rope Groove
  • 4x 32mm Multi-Reticle crossbow scope 


The revolutionary design of the Vision 175 from Horton incorporates frontal string design to produce one of the most compact and powerful hunting crossbows available. The reversed limb design makes the Vision much narrower than traditional crossbows making it the perfect choice for hunting from a treestand or a ground blind. The compact balanced design coupled with the blazing 325 fps arrow velocity makes the Vision 175 one deadly hunting weapon. Included in the package with the crossbow is the vision cocking sled, 4x 32mm illuminated multi-reticle scope, Hunter Elite quiver, and three 20" arrows with practice points and broad heads.

Features 

 
  • Patented Frontal String Technology for Compact Design 
  • Reverse Draw Limb Optimizes Speed, Stealth, and Balance 
  • CNC Machined Wheels with Dual Ball Bearings
  • CH Arm Equipped for In-the-field String Replacement 
  • Aluminum Barrel adds Strength and Precision
  • Dual Sided Safety Design
  • Ambidextrous Monte Carlo Cheek Rest
  • MIM Talon Ultra Light Trigger
  • High Performance Synthetic String And Cables


Technical Information 
 
  • Speed: 325 fps
  • Kinetic Energy: 85 ft-lbs
  • Draw Weight: 175 lb. 
  • Power Stroke: 12-3/4" 
  • Overall Length: 34-1/2"
  • Axle to Axle Width: 19"
  • Weight: 8 lbs
  • Bolt Length: 20" 
  • Sights: Illuminated 4x 32mm Scope
  • Sight Battery: CR 2032 (included)


Package Contents
  • 4x 32mm Multi-Reticle Crossbow Scope with Scope Mounting Kit
  • Hunter Elite 3-arrow Quiver
  • Three 20" Crossbow Bolts with field points and broad heads
  • Cocking sled

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