Wicked Ridge Invader M1 De-Cock Crossbow

The M1 is a very well made crossbow. But I would like to see better accuracy. Setup in a Bog and only feel good out to 50 yds.

Easy to carry. Plenty of speed. Decock is easy. I like 125 gr. Broadheads and it is spot on. Accurate and quiet. It’s got some use in the field, and it’s a shooter.

Great shooting crossbow. Very easy to us and the entire family can use it. Great quality also.

All around a great crossbow easy to handle and shoot

Insanely accurate, lightweight, and easy to cock/decock. This is my first crossbow and I couldn't be happier. There's no need to buy a foreign made crossbow when you can buy this very high quality product at such a competitive price.

Only in right handed.. I shoot left handed so it only gets 4 stars. It's a very accurate crossbow. It's beginning of Deer season in Up State NY so it will get a chance for a Deer. Little awkward getting the safety off when you're a left handed shooter.

Hard to De-Cock bow jammed had to fire it, not as easy as drawing it

It appears to be a well engineered and and well thought out product. It works well and is accurate. It's sighted in at 20 yards. I got the best accuracy with a 3 blade fixed. I won't use expandables. However, I needed to use the 50 yard pin for a 40 yard shot. Only drawback would be the decocking sled fits into the rear of the stock and slides up and blocks the release button. It makes it difficult to use. I recommend this crossbow as it gives you a lot for the money.

I’m a bit disappointed in my invader de-cock. It came as advertised fully assembled with just the scope needing put on. I was expecting that as advertised the scope would be bore sighted and fairly close to being on. My first 3 shots were 18 inches from the bullseye with field points at 20 yards. After adjusting the scope I was able to get the crossbow shooting well to about 50 yards off a table bench. I then switched to broadheads ( wicked ridges). My shots were again 14-16 inches off bullseye at 40 yards. After a number of hours of adjusting and trying different bolts/ broadheads I could get softball sized groups at 40 yards with broadheads. Beyond 40 yards the accuracy was just plain terrible with broadheads. The other disappointment is in the band retraction on the slide. You press the button and sometimes the retraction releases and works fine both out and in and sometimes it doesn’t engage and you end up manually cranking in out and back. Pretty disappointing for the price and amount of use.

This is my first crossbow I ever got to try hunting. I wanted something that was light weight, reliable, and wasn't super expensive. After doing research this crossbow checked all my boxes