William Tell Archery WT4 Tactical Multifunctional Crossbow

Power is less than more expensive crossbows (of course).Lower fps = greater drop at distance (of course)So accuracy is less than a higher fps crossbow (of course)Design is very goodValue for the price is excellent. For a $300 bow, this is absolutely worth the price.The featherless arrows are okay.The real reason to have this bow is the 200 ball magazine. But the 2000 ball container because you will shoot this a LOT more than you plan or expect for short range plinking or small game target.Because the bow is only 250fps with a 120lb pull there is no foot ring to pull from; which is a plus and a minus.The WT4 comes loaded with accessories mounted on Picatanny Weaver rails.There are pistol grips but unfortunately no finger guards which is a problem for my nice long nails as one was torn off by the bowstring as I was shooting at rabbits at night on the farm and in the hurry to get a shot off. Entirely my fault? Yes.I was wearing some light gloves for grip; without those I might be missing a thumb right now.I hate to add weight but for safety I am going to 3D print or fabricate some finger segments to the Picatanny bottom rail so that I can still slide the front pistol grip to the ideal location and then place finger guards fore and aft.The BIGGEST problem with crossbows is LACK of finger guardsHigher power bows can take a finger off. 120lbs is no joke.This bow NEEDS better finger protection (MOST if not ALL do, but higher end brands like Barnett, TenPoint, and Excalibur DO have finger guards for their crossbows.This is my biggest regret going to this ball crossbow.Have been spoiled and going with the lower cost now finding this safety issue.Performance-wise this works well.My suggestion is to get a finger guard before you use this crossbow or ONLY use it while wearing leather gloves.

No instructions, had to look at the photo to figure it out. I purchased the more expensive one because it was supposed to come with more stuff. The gloves were very cheap, the arrow bolts are plastic. I also bought a 10 pack of the aluminum bolts, they arrived with the bow, 3 of them were warped and were not straight.