Excalibur Assassin Crossbow
The Assassin name covers several Excalibur recurve packages over the years, including the Assassin Extreme, the 400 TD, and the 420 TD takedown variants. All share Excalibur's core no-cam recurve action, with the TD versions adding a detachable stock for a smaller travel footprint.
Because Excalibur's current catalog has moved on to newer names like Rev X and Hybrid X, the closest currently available package with matching feature data is shown below.
Assassin, Assassin Extreme, and the TD Variants
Searches split across excalibur assassin crossbow, excalibur assassin extreme crossbow, and the excalibur assassin 420 td crossbow and excalibur assassin 400 td crossbow variants, which reflects how the name was used across more than one generation of package. In every case, TD in the name means Takedown - a stock that detaches for smaller storage, consistent with every other TD model Excalibur has built.
What These Packages Typically Included
Assassin-era packages followed the same formula Excalibur still uses today: a scope and rings, a quiver, several arrows, and field points, built around a recurve action with no cams or cables. If you own an older Assassin and need replacement parts, check strings and maintenance and parts rather than assuming a direct current-model match.
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Finding an Assassin Today
If you're searching excalibur assassin crossbow for sale or excalibur assassin crossbow price, expect to be comparing older listings and resale rather than a current factory package. See used and older Excalibur models for that kind of search, or compare specs against Excalibur's current lineup on the shop hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between the Assassin and Assassin Extreme?
Both use the same recurve action family; Extreme denotes a later or upgraded package variant within the Assassin name.
What does the TD mean on the 420 TD and 400 TD?
TD means Takedown - the stock detaches for a smaller storage and travel footprint, same convention used across Excalibur's current TD models.
Is the Assassin still sold new by Excalibur?
It's not part of Excalibur's current standard catalog. Check used and older models or compare with current packages on the shop hub.
Where can I find replacement parts for an older Assassin?
See strings and maintenance and parts for compatible replacement components.
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