Horton Legend SL

My Legend SL has been my primary weapon for whitetal since 2011.Cenhange the serving once.If I go out and haven't disharged it I leave it charged on safety.This is the great crossbow.I use a red dot it is more true for me.

The perfect weapon for silent old timers like my dad and me. I have around cross bows since I was a kid and I gifted one of these to my dad and he seems to have fallen in love with it. The old man and me are both grateful for such an impressive bit of weaponry.

A very good crossbow, but I agree about the limbs cracking, mine is about 5 years old and one of the limbs cracked today. What a bummer. Definitely get a limb warranty if you can.

Bought SL 175 four years ago. Took 8 bucks, 2 each year, one doe. Also

several turkeys. Actually liked it so well I bought my son one for Xmas.

He has taken at least 4 good bucks and one doe. Best buy I ever made in

hunting equipment. Thanks to Horton. Two bucks scored 170 and 165!!!

I've had the Horton Legend SL about 4 to 5 years and have had no problem with it. I purchased it with the scope mount for 310$ where wal-mart had it for 398$. I've put the Horton crossbow scope on it and it shoots accurate and flat at 30 yards and i have the target called the block. It will almost bury the arrows up to the feathers at 30 yards, very strong bow. It's a great bow for the money. I had a Horton Steelforce bow that was a cheaper crossbow but dont buy it cause it kept breaking the limb caps and was not accurate.

warning - this started out to be an excellent crossbow but after 4 years the limb are known to crack which makes the bow very dangerous. horton will not replace the limbs after 3 years even though this seems very defective and dangerous. don't consider a horton without a limb warranty or you'll be screwed within a few years - limb replacement is a cost of a new bow.

Mine is a Horton Express 175 SL don't know the price of it though.

I did a lot of shopping before choosing the Horton Legend SL. It had the best combination of weight -- 6.5 lbs., speed -- 300fps, and price -- $299. Since purchasing it in 2001 I've taken 3 deer and 3 elk with this bow. It shoots right through deer and almost through elk at 35 yards. I've rarely make it to the gun season. The string looks almost perfect after all the shooting I've done , always using plenty of wax on the string and Vaseline on the cables where they cross. I know this is an older model but wanted to say what a quality product Horton makes. I'm sure the newer Legend 175 is better, with more power, better looks, and lifetime warranty on the limbs.