Xpedition Archery Scrapeline 390X review

Position 10 of 10 · tested by Dale Renner · last run

Xpedition Archery Scrapeline 390X crossbow

Holds up

  • Very light for a full-size bow
  • Comfortable to carry

Loses points

  • Slowest here
  • Punishes an inconsistent hold

Data sheet

Advertised speed
390 fps
In the box
scope, quiver, rope cocker, arrows
Model number
XACW1001

Who Xpedition Archery Scrapeline 390X is for

Light and easy to carry, but the slowest of the full-size bows here and the least forgiving of a sloppy hold.

What the maker claims

Straight from the manufacturer's own listing, unedited. We have not independently measured these figures - where our testing disagrees with a claim, we say so above.

The Scrapeline 390X is a perfect option for hunters new to crossbows.

Crossbow comes fully kitted with a 4x32 illuminated scope, a 5-bolt quiver, a rope cocker, and (3) Xit-20 bolts. Shooting speeds up to 390 FPS and weighing only 6.7 lb., this crossbow brings superior shooting at an affordable price

Three included 380 grain bolts feature 100% carbon shafts, clip-on nocks, and shield cut fletchings.

Important Note: Follow all instructions carefully to avoid damage to the bow and safety hazards. Seller is not responsible for damage due to neglect of instructions.

This crossbow is designed for use with Xpedition Archery XIT-20 bolts ONLY. Three of these bots are included with your purchase. .

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Questions

Is the Xpedition Archery Scrapeline 390X a good first crossbow?

Light and easy to carry, but the slowest of the full-size bows here and the least forgiving of a sloppy hold.