Who Killer Instinct Burner 415 is for
Fast and compact, but the speed comes with more noise and more hand shock than the quieter bows above it.
What the maker claims
Straight from the manufacturer's own listing, unedited. We have not independently measured these figures - they come from the maker's own listing.
Wicked Speed: Knock down the biggest & strongest game with a heart-pounding 415 feet per second
Custom Fit: 6-position style buttstock and adjustable X-Lok provide a customized fit
Precision Shooting: Enhanced Micro-Lite aluminum barrel and 3.5-pound KillerTech trigger for consistent accuracy shot-after-shot
Crank Compatibility: Accepts Killer Instinct DSC Dead Silent Crank
Pro Package Included: LUMIX 4 x 32 IR-W Scope, Rope Cocker, String Suppressors, 3-Bolt Quiver, (3) HYPR Lite Bolts and Field Tips, Stick of Rail Lube
How it compares
Shoppers weighing the Burner 415 against Killer Instinct's cheaper 405 fps model should read our Lethal 405HD vs Burner 415 comparison, which lays out where the faster bow earns its price and where it does not.
Against a budget rival from a different brand, see our CenterPoint Dagger 405 vs Killer Instinct Burner 415 comparison for how the extra speed here stacks up against the Dagger's lower price.
At 415 fps this is the quickest bow in our full lineup - see how it stacks up against the rest of the field in our fastest crossbows ranking.
Against a slower, cheaper pick built around easy handling rather than top speed, our Recruit XP vs Burner 415 comparison sets the Burner 415's 415 fps against the Recruit XP's 330 fps and smaller-shooter fit.
If you are set on the brand but not yet on the model, our best Killer Instinct crossbows guide ranks the Burner 415 against the quieter Lethal 405HD and the fallback BOSS 405.
The top-ranked Barnett Whitetail Hunter II is slower at 350 fps but more forgiving and quieter than the Burner - our Whitetail Hunter II vs Burner 415 comparison sets outright speed against out-of-the-box accuracy.