Dead-On Power Rifle Crossbow - All-Metal Black

Dead-On Power in a Rifle-Style Crossbow

The Dead-On Power Rifle Crossbow - All-Metal Black is built for shooters who want a serious 150 lb crossbow with the familiar control of a rifle stock. Full metal frame, rifle-style shoulder stock, and a clean matte black finish make this a purpose-built tool for hunting and target work, not wall décor.

Rifle-Style Control with Crossbow Power

This rifle crossbow combines the stability of a long gun with the hard punch of a 150 lb draw. The pistol grip, trigger guard, and shoulder stock give you a steady, repeatable stance, while the single limb and dual tips drive the string with authority. The front stirrup lets you set your boot, lean in, and bring the string back with controlled leverage instead of fighting the weight freehand.

The result is a crossbow that settles into the shoulder naturally. You get a straight sight line down the rail, consistent cheek weld, and a shooting position that feels familiar if you already run rifles or shotguns. That familiarity translates into tighter groups on target and more confident shot placement in the field.

Material and Build: All-Metal Black Workhorse

The defining trait here is the all-metal frame and stock. This isn’t a plastic-heavy, throwaway crossbow. The metal stock, metal frame, and durable fiber construction in the limbs are built to handle regular range use and field carry without feeling fragile. The matte black finish cuts glare and keeps the profile low and clean.

Two 15-inch aluminum bolts with metal tips come included, ready for hunting or practice. Aluminum shafts give you a balance of durability and straight flight, and the metal tips deliver consistent penetration. Pair that with the 150 lb draw and you have a heavy-duty crossbow that lands solid hits on target with authority.

An integrated manual safety provides a clear on/off state you can feel and see. It’s simple and mechanical, exactly what you want on a crossbow that’s going to see real use instead of living in a box.

Designed for Hunt and Range

This rifle crossbow is equally at home on the range and in the field. The adjustable rear sight lets you fine-tune elevation for your usual shooting distance instead of guessing your holdover. Once you dial it in, you lock into a repeatable point of aim, bolt after bolt.

On the range, the 150 lb draw weight gives you satisfying impact and clear feedback on every shot. The matte black limbs marked with simple white "CROSS BOW" text keep the look utilitarian, not flashy. Nothing here is ornamental; everything earns its place. For hunting, the compact body and vented foregrip let you maneuver through brush or tight shooting lanes without fighting an oversized platform.

Carry and Handling in the Field

The skeletal buttstock keeps weight down while still giving you a stable shoulder anchor. The vented foregrip and pistol-style grip give positive control when you’re moving, climbing, or setting up for a shot from an improvised rest. This rifle crossbow balances between the stirrup and stock in a way that makes it easy to carry at the hip or on the shoulder for longer walks.

The large front stirrup does more than help you cock the bow. It also serves as a natural resting point when you’re staged on the ground or using a blind, keeping the limbs clear of dirt and debris. It’s a small detail that pays off over a long day of use.

Collector-Grade Utility: Why This Crossbow Belongs in a Serious Setup

Collectors who value function over flash will appreciate how this rifle crossbow is put together. All-metal framing, heavy draw weight, and a traditional rail-and-sight layout mark it as a straightforward workhorse platform. It looks like what it is: a tactical-styled hunting and target crossbow built to be shot, not hung and forgotten.

The combination of a full rifle-style stock, integrated stirrup, and adjustable sights places this model into a specific niche: shooters who want firearm-like ergonomics in a crossbow chassis. If your collection already includes rifles, shotguns, and compound bows, this crossbow fills the gap with a familiar shoulder feel and a different power delivery system.

Two included aluminum bolts get you going out of the box, but the crossbow itself is the long-term asset. It becomes the platform you tune with your preferred bolts, broadheads, and sight settings. Over time, that tuning and familiarity is what makes it a true part of your regular kit instead of just another item in the cabinet.

Built for Straightforward Shooting

Everything on the Dead-On Power Rifle Crossbow - All-Metal Black is aimed at clean, simple shooting. The trigger sits in a guarded housing, the safety is easy to access, and the rail holds the bolt straight and true. You shoulder it, sight down the line, and let the 150 lb draw do the work.

For target practice, it offers enough power to keep shots interesting and demanding without being unmanageable. For hunting, the power and construction align with real-world field expectations: consistent energy, durable build, and a design that handles getting in and out of vehicles, blinds, and stands.

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