Wicked Ridge Blackhawk 360 Crossbow

Search data shows both wicked ridge blackhawk 360 crossbow and wicked ridge blackhawk xt crossbow as active queries. This points to either two related packages (a numbered 360 version and a separate XT trim) or a model that's been renamed at some point - Wicked Ridge's parent, TenPoint, uses "XT" branding across several of its own crossbow lines (Peak XT finishes appear on the confirmed Commander 400 and Warrior 400, for example). If you're comparing listings, check carefully whether "Blackhawk 360" and "Blackhawk XT" refer to the exact same product or two different ones before assuming either name's specs apply to the other.

Following Wicked Ridge's general naming pattern of numbering crossbows after a performance figure, "360" most likely points to a feet-per-second rating in that range. That's consistent with how the confirmed Rampage XS (390 FPS) and other entry-to-mid-tier Wicked Ridge models are named, but we don't have a verified spec sheet confirming the Blackhawk 360's actual FPS. Don't treat the number in the name as a guaranteed spec without checking the current listing.

A wicked ridge blackhawk 360 crossbow review or wicked ridge blackhawk 360 crossbow package reviews search is common enough to suggest real buyer interest. When evaluating one, confirm which variant (360 or XT) the reviewer actually owns, and check whether the review describes the current package or an older, possibly discontinued one.

Until you've confirmed the Blackhawk 360's exact specs, match your accessories conservatively. Check which bolts fit this model based on its actual rail and power stroke rather than assuming compatibility with another Wicked Ridge model, and consider a case sized for this crossbow for storage and transport.