Use our arrow ballistics calculator for more valuable information.īallistic Data For The Horton Brotherhood During my practice runs with the crossbow, I was able to maintain 1-1/2” groupings out to 45 yards, which is really accurate for a crossbow. I was able to quickly and easily sight in the crossbow, since Horton’s Mult-A-Range scope comes pretty much dead-on accurate out of the box. Within a week, they had the scope back to me in fully working order. Otherwise, I would have had to ship the crossbow at my expense to them. Since this happened before Horton went out of business, I was able to take my Brotherhood to their repair facility (I was fortunate enough to live within 20 miles of their factory in Kent, Ohio), and have them repair the problem. This is a pretty major problem, because you will never be able to properly sight in a scope under those conditions. The first problem I ran into with this crossbow was the fact that the scope mounted at an angle so that the scope was angled higher towards the front than the back, instead of being parallel to the shooting rail. The ease with which I assembled mine comes from years of assembling and disassembling crossbows. If you are new to crossbows, however, the owner’s manual is less than clear in the assembly instructions. Assembly is easy and quick, and I had mine outfitted in less than 20 minutes. You attach the prod to the riser, attach the foot stirrup, and then mount the quiver and scope. Once you confirm everything is there, it’s time to put your new crossbow together and get to shooting! Assembling The CrossbowĪssembling the Horton Brotherhood is about what you would expect. Each package delivered by includes the following items: Welcome to this review of the Horton Brotherhood Crossbow. So, it’s time for another crossbow review. Horton no longer in business, so no warranty service Manufacturer’s defect will cause scope to be higher in front than in back

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