Hori-Zone Sirius II

accessible full-size compound performance at 380+ fps

The Hori-Zone Sirius II is a complete full-size compound crossbow for shooters who want to experience compound crossbow performance without immediately stepping up to the heaviest, fastest or most technical models. With a 190 lbs draw weight, 15" power stroke and speeds of 380+ fps, the Sirius II already delivers plenty of performance for serious recreational crossbow shooting.

At approximately 3 kg, the Sirius II is also relatively lightweight for a full-size compound. This combination of strong performance, straightforward design, manageable weight and a complete package makes it an attractive all-round choice.

380+ fps: strong performance without chasing extremes

More speed is not automatically better. At 380+ fps, the Sirius II sits below the 400+ fps performance class while still providing a fast and relatively flat bolt trajectory.

With a 385-grain crossbow bolt, stated kinetic energy is approximately 118.61 ft-lbs. This gives the Sirius II serious performance without designing the entire crossbow around maximum speed.

For many recreational shooters, this provides an attractive balance between performance, usability and price.

Traditional and straightforward full-size configuration

The Sirius II uses a more traditional compound configuration than extremely narrow reverse-cam and compact 400+ fps designs. It measures approximately 17.75" / 45.1 cm axle-to-axle when uncocked and around 14.5" / 36.8 cm when cocked.

This means the Sirius II is not the narrowest compound crossbow in our range. In return, it offers a straightforward layout and familiar full-size compound handling.

Shooters who prioritise minimum width should consider a model such as the Hori-Zone Sirius III or a compact reverse-cam design. For those looking for an accessible and attractively priced full-size compound crossbow, the Sirius II offers a particularly well-balanced alternative.

Relatively lightweight and easy to handle

One of the Sirius II's strengths is its relatively low weight of approximately 3 kg. This makes it lighter and easier to handle than several heavier high-performance compound crossbows.

For recreational shooting, this is a meaningful practical advantage. A crossbow is not defined solely by bolt speed; how comfortably it can be held, aimed and operated is equally important.

Cocking with the supplied rope cocker

The Sirius II is supplied with a rope cocker. This reduces the effort required compared with cocking by hand and helps draw the string back more evenly.

At 190 lbs, however, this remains a powerful compound crossbow. Shooters who place maximum priority on low-effort cocking should consider a model equipped with a crank or integrated cocking mechanism.

Who is the Sirius II for?

Within our crossbow selection profiles, the Hori-Zone Sirius II is particularly well suited to Recreational & Relaxed and Precision & Distance. It also represents an accessible first step into more powerful full-size compound crossbows.

The Sirius II is especially suitable for shooters who:

• are looking for their first serious full-size compound crossbow;
• want strong performance without necessarily needing 400+ fps;
• prefer a relatively lightweight compound crossbow;
• appreciate a traditional full-size configuration;
• want a complete crossbow package;
• value a good balance of price, performance and usability.

Shooters looking primarily for maximum speed and minimum width should consider the Sirius III. Those wanting 400+ fps in a traditional full-size configuration with the option of adding a crank cocking system can consider the Orion II.

The strength of the Sirius II is therefore not one extreme specification, but its balance of performance, weight, accessibility and price.

Why choose the Hori-Zone Sirius II?

• Speeds of 380+ fps
• 190 lbs draw weight
• 15" power stroke
• Approx. 118.61 ft-lbs with a 385-grain bolt
• Relatively lightweight at approximately 3 kg
• Traditional full-size compound configuration
• Anti-Dry Fire system
• Automatic safety
• Picatinny mounting rail
• Ergonomic foregrip
• Rope cocker included
• Complete package with scope, carbon bolts and quiver

Specifications

• Type: full-size compound crossbow
• Draw weight: 190 lbs
• Speed: 380+ fps
• Power stroke: 15" / 38.1 cm
• Kinetic energy: approx. 118.61 ft-lbs with 385-grain bolt
• Width uncocked: approx. 17.75" / 45.1 cm
• Width cocked: approx. 14.5" / 36.8 cm
• Weight: approx. 3.0 kg
• Cocking system: rope cocker
• Safety: Anti-Dry Fire and automatic trigger safety
• Mounting rail: Picatinny
• Bolt length: 20"
• Colour: black

Package contents

• Hori-Zone Sirius II compound crossbow
• Scope
• 3 × 20" carbon crossbow bolts
• Quiver
• Rope cocker
• Foot stirrup
• String dampeners
• Lubrication/string wax
• Safety glasses
• Assembly hardware

Please note: stated speed is a manufacturer rating and depends in part on the bolt weight used. Always use suitable crossbow bolts and follow the manufacturer's operating and safety instructions. Never dry-fire the crossbow.

Safety Information

• Never point a crossbow at a person or animal, even when uncocked
• Never dry fire (shoot without a bolt), as this may cause serious damage and injury
• String breakage or fraying is not covered under warranty
• Always remove cocking devices before shooting
• Always read and understand the instruction manual before use