This bow shoots fast, flat, and accurately. The safety guard is nice and big to prevent losing a finger. Some assembly required, but all tools except a flat screwdriver were included. Instructions were not very easy to read, so I suggest you watch a video online. I suggest using blue Loctite on the assembly bolts and set screws. The included scope took quite a bit of adjustment to get to zero, but it hit the target out of the box and held zero.
I had to shorten up the rope on the cocking mechanism so that my 13 year old boy could cock it himself, but that was a piece of cake (rated at 185 lb draw, so it still takes almost 90 lbs with the rope mechanism). My son complained the crossbow was heavy, but at a little under 8 pounds, it is comparable to other entry level units.
You need to buy a nice target rated for crossbow bolts. I used someone else's block that is several years old and it had a hard time stopping my bolts before they got buried to the fletching. I lost a couple of bolts due to target damage. I would also suggest buying a decocking bolt because the crossbow has an anti-dry fire mechanism. It can be defeated, but it basically makes it a two person job.
For a good quality bow that is rated at 370FPS, this is a bargain with all of the accessories (bolts with practice points, cocking rope, quiver, scope, wax) it comes with. This makes it an excellent choice as a first crossbow.

I've used the Sniper 370 for the entire hunting season and found it to be an excellent crossbow for the price point that is completely adjustable and accurate to 50+ yards. The supplied carbon bolts aren't too bad but I replaced them with 20" Barnett Headhunter bolts and gained a little more accuracy. This Sniper 370 with the matched scope is every bit as accurate and powerful as my son's Barnett Ghost 360 at a much lower price. Dozens of bolts through it with normal maintenance and it still looks and shoots excellent.

Pros:
Comes with everything you need to get started except broadheads
Quality is very good for the price
Easily assembled although the instructions could be better
Easily adjusted to fit almost anyone
Sturdy and accurate....once dialed in, it stays dialed in.

Things that could be better:
The scope clarity is ok but when focused for 35 yards, the focus is not crisp at 50 yards. This doesn't affect accuracy....just a minor annoyance.
The trigger is stiff with more travel than other crossbows I've used. Takes some practice to get used to it but not a big problem.

Cons:
The adjustable butt stock rattles. Nothing a little tape won't fix but should be designed not to rattle if they intend it for hunting.
It would be safer if the fore grip was the length of the rail, eliminating the need to adjust it for different shooters.

I would absolutely recommend this crossbow to my friends.

Easy assembly, very accurate, and super fast. My Crony showed 367 fps with supplied arrows, heavier Gold Tips with brass inserts were a very respectable 350 fps. On the downside, a 2X scope would be better in a wooded area, the sling swivels will unscrew, use lock-tite or better yet replace. This is a great package deal, don't know where you could do any better.

I have been researching crossbows for about three months and just before christmas I ran across this one. The reviews for this on youtube were exceptional stating that this crossbow has may features high end cross bows have for a much lower price. When I received the cross bow I needed to assemble it this took me about twenty minutes very easy although some of the instructions are not very clear. I did find the crossbow is front heavy and to compensate I moved the front grip all the way back near the trigger so I could rest my elbow against my body to help support and stead the crossbow. This is an awesome crossbow and I have been recommending it to everyone I know looking for a excellent crossbow at a very good price.

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.