Reviewing the Limbsaver Crossbow Suppression Kit

One of the biggest issues with crossbows is the noise. I’ve personally had deer jump, duck, or spin away from the shot from a loud crossbow. So I wanted to do something about it and this Suppression Kit from LimbSaver seemed to be just the ticket. I thought it was anyway. Check out the video and see the digital results and hear for yourself the before and after.

This deer season I am going to be strictly a crossbow hunter as I had to start physical therapy for a bum shoulder.  I have an old 1st Gen Horton Havoc but it’s very loud and as I mentioned above, I’ve had deer jump the string because of it.  So I searched locally for a good deal on something different. I found this Excalibur GRZ2 crossbow on Craigslist for a great price (after some haggling) so I had to get it.  But after a few shots, I quickly realized, it’s not very quiet either.  Although it is quieter than the old Horton.

After searching online, I found that Excalibur makes a noise suppression kit for this crossbow.  But it was expensive and I am not one to spend a lot of money on this stuff.  So I kept searching and found this Crossbow Suppression Kit from Limbsaver.  It had some good reviews, Limbsaver is a name we all know, and it was cheap.  So why not give it a shot.

I was excited to try this kit and was also excited to test it compared to a bare crossbow for the sound range.  But, my excitement quickly turned to disappointment after taking a couple of shots with the Limbsaver kit installed.  Seeing it and hearing it for yourself is the easiest way to explain.  Check out the video.

Disclaimer:  The decibel meter is not a professionally certified meter and the number shown should not be quoted.  This is just an app I downloaded to use on my phone.  It’s just for reference.