re: Best crossbow for under 300 bucks?

I'm on the opposite end of the spectrum. I started off with an xbow and moved to a compound. One day with my shoulder problems I'll be moving back to them.

Yes its harder to have to stand up and draw. It requires a more disciplined shooter to practice enough. But to me the hardest part of hunting is getting them in range and in the perfect spot. If the hard part to you is standing up and pulling back, well you do you. But lets try not to demean people who use other methods.