Dan Schmidt takes an in-depth look at the new TenPoint Crossbow Technologies TX-440 crossbow from its lightning-fast 440 feet-per-second speed to its precision engineering and innovative features.

Dan Schmidt takes an in-depth look at the new TenPoint Crossbow Technologies TX-440 crossbow from its lightning-fast 440 feet-per-second speed to its precision engineering and innovative features.
New for 2025, New York hunters can use crossbows anywhere and anytime bowhunting occurs, along with other new regulations for the fall.
The Wildcat CRX is a great option for beginners and seasoned hunters alike. With a draw weight of 195 pounds, 280 FPS, a narrow tip-to-tip length, and premium safety features, hunters can confidently take to the woods to bag their next trophy without breaking the bank.
Designed to be the most accurate, user-friendly, and high-performance crossbow on the market, the Ravin R470 combines a compact design with exceptional speed, durability, and a silent, effortless cocking system.
New for this year, the TenPoint TX 28 is a forward-draw crossbow that’s 28 inches long and shoots 410 FPS. It’s compact, easy to maneuver, and only 11 inches uncocked.
TenPoint Crossbows recently launched the fastest, lightest, and most accurate version of their long-standing Turbo crossbow – the NEW Turbo X.
New for 2025, TenPoint releases two new crossbows into their lineup. The Fastest Compact Crossbow in the World, Meet the 26.5” Short, 460 FPS TRX 26™ Building upon the overwhelming success of their TRX 515™ and TX 440™ crossbows, industry-leader TenPoint Crossbows recently launched their lightest and narrowest reverse-draw crossbow ever — the NEW TRX […]
Have you ever seen a crossbow like this? The limbs on the Ravin R18 expand vertically rather than horizontally so you can shoot in spots you wouldn’t be able to with a conventional crossbow.
The Ravin R18 crossbow is built with limbs that expand vertically, perfect for hunting in tight spaces such as next to a tree or in a blind.
The friction and high draw weights of modern hunting crossbows place a lot of stress on the bow’s string and cables. This requires you to pay close attention to wear and tear, as well as follow a simple, yet important, system of string maintenance to ensure both safety and consistent accuracy.