When searching for crossbows for sale online, information is a valuable asset. That’s why we’re happy to present consumer crossbow reviews like this one made by Deerboy Productions.

The video’s maker and demonstrator noted on his YouTube post that he is “very very impressed by my new Telson 130 by Scorpyd Crossbows. This bow is screaming fast, silky smooth and whisper quiet compared to my Parker Safari Classic. At 390fps (avg of 10 shots in another test) this bow challenges Top Manufacturers for efficiency.” That’s what we call a “glowing review!”

With clear narration, we see field demonstrations of the Telson 130, showing us “how it does what it does.” He compares the Telson 130′s shot speed to another brand’s model (guess which one wins). He even compares the loudness of the two (guess which one wins).

This is a nice video, both for it’s information and high production value.

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The video here is from TenPoint Crossbow Technologies. They make some of the best and most popular crossbows, as you probably know, and so this video is well worth watching. It gives you, the consumer looking for crossbows for sale, more information that will help you decide what’s right for you.

TenPoint introduced their new Carbon Xtra CLS and Carbon Fusion CLS crossbows at the 2011 trade shows. TenPoint describes these two crossbows as “technologically advanced.” Both models come standard with TenPoint’s Premium Level RangeMaster Pro variable speed scope, as well some very slick cocking mechanisms.

According to TenPoint, the Carbon Xtra CLS is a “A precision-crafted, laminated wood stock version of the Carbon Fusion CLS,” that has a “classic, heirloom-quality stock and woven carbon fiber barrel.” Camo finish is available.

The Carbon Fusion CLS said to be 20 ounces lighter than TenPoint’s original Phantom CLS. That’s more than a pound of weight loss, by the way. The Carbon Fusion CLS has a woven carbon fiber barrel that TenPoint says produces “a whisper-quiet, vibration-free shot.” In addition to stealth, it’s said that the Carbon Fusion CLS delivers that shot at “a devastating 345 feet per second.”

These are very impressive crossbows, indeed.

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You’ve got a crossbow! Now, then, do you know how to aim it and then shoot it? That’s the whole point in having that crossbow. Whether you’re a crossbow veteran looking for tips to help you perfect your technique, or a newbie with no idea, you’ll find the video below helpful.

This video is by Parker Bows, maker of some of the best crossbows available. The techniques demonstrated here apply to just about every crossbow, however, so don’t let brand loyalty stop you from watching this nice tutorial. Learn how the get the maximum amount of accuracy when shooting your crossbow.

We are shown how to load, aim and shoot the proper way. This includes using a quiver to protect your fingers and the string from the sharp broad heads. The expert in the video makes it all look so easy, and it’s easy to learn from his expert explanation of things. He’s so good, in fact, that I wish he also made golf tips videos. (My putting game could use a little help.)

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