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Xpedition Archery Scrapeline 390X Crossbow Review (2026)
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Overview
Xpedition Archery positions the Scrapeline 390X as the true entry point into their lineup — the same Magnite-alloy construction and Xit-20 bolt compatibility as the pricier Xtraction 400X, at a lower FPS and a noticeably lower price. At 6.7 lbs it's also the lightest full-size compound crossbow in our budget roundup, and the 210 lb draw weight and 390 FPS give it real hunting power despite the price.
Reviewers consistently call out the value: fast, light, and accurate enough to shoot tight groups at 20+ yards out of the box. It's also the pick with the most mixed reliability feedback in our lineup — 62 reviews average out to 3.8 stars, with a recurring complaint about the firing mechanism sticking after limited shots, and several owners noting the proprietary Xit-20 bolts are brittle against hard targets or brush. If budget is the deciding factor and you're comfortable inspecting and maintaining the bow carefully, it's a real crossbow at a genuinely low price — just go in with realistic expectations about long-term durability compared to the pricier picks here.
Key Features
- 390 FPS
- Cheapest full-size crossbow in our lineup
- 6.7 lbs