This trigger innovation allows you to cock the crossbow safely in any position. The Bruzer features a convenient adjustable trigger system.
Safetyīear X has incorporated some outstanding safety features into the Bruzer FFL, including an intuitive, almost foolproof safety and a highly effective anti-dry fire mechanism. This is a handy feature for loading and hunting from a tree stand, where easy weapon accessibility is a must. This unique feature not only assists in cocking the weapon but can also be used as a hook to hang the crossbow within easy reach. However, Bear X made cocking the Bruzer almost effortless by including a cocking sledge, ensuring a smooth, even draw that won’t make you sweat.īear X also integrated a special Gaff Step stirrup with an open hook design. You could almost pull the string back by hand. With a draw weight of only 125 pounds, the Bruzer FFL couldn’t be more accessible to cock. It handles much like a lightweight crossbow. You won’t even feel the extra weight of this crossbow once you shoulder it t t into the firing position. Swinging around to position a shot couldn’t be easier.Īlso, the forward-facing limbs of the Bruzer FFL move the weight of the bow rearward, balancing between the foregrip and the grip. The compact design makes for effortless mobility in restrictive conditions like dense cover blinds or tight quarter tree stands. It has an axle-to-axle measurement of 15 inches when cocked and offers a power stroke of 14 inches. The Bruzer handles like a much lighter crossbow. However, we can’t deny the effectiveness of this crossbow once you’ve arrived at your hunting location. It’s enough to make even the fittest hunter feel fatigued. Additionally, if you manage to score a big trophy, you’ll have to haul it out with this hefty weapon. If you have to trek miles to your favourite hunting spot, especially if the terrain is rough, 9 pounds can quickly feel like a ton. This is not the best weapon to hike into remote hunting locations. At 9 pounds, this is one of the heaviest modern crossbows available. We aren’t going to lie the Bear X Bruzer FFL is HEAVY. Easy to install, this handy little gadget immediately quiets string noise and reduces vibration, turning you into one of the stealthiest predators in the forest. Still, adding some post-production suppression is a good idea, especially if you intend to use it for an easily spooked hunting game.īear X manufactures a fell string suppressor that integrates easily with the Bruzer FFL crossbow. While the Bear X Bruzer FFL lacks any integrated noise suppression, it isn’t the loud noise-maker you might expect. However, this scope should work fine if you choose a game active in daylight, like wild turkey or pronghorn.
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If you hunt in low light conditions, including early morning or pre-dusk, you’ll want to upgrade to a scope with illumination. This is necessary if you plan to use this crossbow for hunting whitetails. The only serious drawback to the Trophy Ridge XF425 is it isn’t illuminated. All in all, this is a good-quality scope, especially for a crossbow package. This scope is easy to sight in and holds zero almost indefinitely.
Included with the Bear X Bruzer FFL is a Trophy Ridge XF425 scope. This warranty is only valid for the original owner, but with Bear’s fantastic customer service and loyal product confidence, this may be the only crossbow you ever need.
In addition, the reverse draw design balances the weight rearward, toward your shoulder, reducing fatigue and allowing the shooter to stabilize the bow for fast and accurate shooting quickly.īear also backs the Bruzer FFL with an impressive limited lifetime warranty. It is surprisingly compact despite its weight and easy to manoeuvre in the tight conditions of a tree stand or hunting blind. However, once on your stand, you’ll forget how much this weighs. Weighing in at a hefty 9 pounds, the Bruzer FFL is a bear to tote around in the woods (literally and figuratively). This is not the crossbow you want to take hiking in the Rocky Mountain wilderness. Unfortunately, this solid construction translates here into a heavy crossbow. The Bear X Bruzer FFL features solid construction. The trifecta regarding archery is power, penetration, and accuracy, making the Bruzer FFL useful for hunting everything from whitetails to cape buffalo. The result of this incredible balance is dependable and repeatable accuracy. Since this crossbow is built with forward-facing limbs and reverse draw technology, the weight distribution makes the balance unique. This crossbow generates impressive power and deep penetration by shooting bolts up to 335 feet per second with 99.3 foot-pounds of kinetic energy right off the rail. While the Bruzer FFL doesn’t offer blistering speed, this baby does an excellent job for a crossbow with a draw weight of only 125 pounds.
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