Just received my Crosman Sniper 370 crossbow. I'm a little disappointed. The package I received includes a non-illuminated scope. The scope pictured on my Amazon order, in the crossbow assemble instructions, and any where else the scope is pictured/visible is the illuminated scope. My local Academy Sports and Cabela's sell at the same price point but with the Illuminated scope which from my experience is much better in dim light. Like I said: a little disappointed that I did not get what I expected.

Wow! What a powerful weapon! This crossbow packs a punch...right through anything you want to target. It's easy to hit your target with the scope. Hunting will be a breeze and since it's silent operation guarantees you won't scare off everything in your area like the boom of a gun, you'll have more success.

Great bow for the money. Only thing i found is the stock makes noise because its not tight. They should have built in a handle to the stock so you can carry it eaisier.

First, I want to say I bought this crossbow first time, I had never owned a crossbow before, my knowledge came from youtube videos and other reviews. I had no idea what to expect from it. The first thing that impressed me is the amount of power of this machine, apparently a 185 draw weight and 370 feet per second is a ton of power when it came to crossbows, i quickly realize this a all my bolts where going straight through the target and landing somewhere else. I really underestimated how powerful it is, never the less I do not regret it. Some information that i think people will find useful when buying this is that it already brings a cocking device and it brings its own wax for string and rail. Don't be a newbie like me that bought those items thinking it did not come with it. Conclusion, I do not think is a weapon that is to be taken lightly, it commands respect and it should be handled very carefully and buy a target that can take shots of over 400 FPS if not you'll ruin your bolts as the crossbow would easily put them right through targets that cannot take the shot. In my newbie opinion, love the crossbow. well worth my money

This is a little bit of a good-news, bad-news situation.

The Good:
-Overall really liked the bow.
-Setup was fairly easily
-Included optic is not amazing, but fine.
-Shot very well. Threw some Piledrivers on there, and it was comfortable out to 60 yards with groups inside 4 inches.

The Bad:
-I got the bow in late October (about 3.5 months ago). After about 25 shots to sight in, and half a dozen quick morning hunts where I didn't shoot anything, one of the limbs started splitting sometime on the morning of my first big weekend-long hut. Was sitting in a blind and noticed it as the sun came up.

Was a little disappointed, but am willing to chalk it up to bad luck, and will update review as the return process goes.

Edit:

Contacted Crosman, and they sent out a replacement set of limbs with sting attached already. Swapped them out, and we're good to go in short order. Good service. Revised score.