2008
 

What would everybody like to see from TenPoint for 2008?

Thanks,
Randy

RE: 2008
 

Randy, what a question??? Of course but you know we're all in judgement mode and you know we'll be kind! Let's have at 'er!

RE: 2008
 

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEECURRRRRRRRRRRRRVE...:D;);).I would be 1st on the list..........

RE: 2008
 

Has Ten Point ever considered a speed adjustable scope like Excal's Varizone and Lumizone? I know it is a problem with some Horton's multi line scopes not being right on with the 30 and 40 marks, not sure if some Ten Point scopes have the same problem on different CB's or not. Have you guys ever considered it?

RE: 2008
 

Ya know Randy, this is getting nasty! Lets have it!

RE: 2008
 

I'm asking not telling. I want to know what people want us to do in 2008.

RE: 2008
 

Now that you've proven that I cannot read! LOL! Hmmmmmm better watch myself here! A recurve! A recurve! A recurve! Did I say that right?
To be serious Randy, a recurve is certainly what most guys I know want. I think you TenPoint people want the confirmation. I know it will be a quantum step better than that "H" manufacturer! It will be a no-brainer for you guys to make a more graceful bow than the "M" guys too! The challenge will be you know what. Having said that I am betting if it is close in price to you know who, I'll be inline behind James!

RE: 2008
 

X2, lol. I also think the first mfgr that brings out a reaonably priced bow w/ a segmented stock you can remove and replace pieces of, kinda like "Leggos" to accomodate youngsters and slight of stature like some gals will have a real winner.

RE: 2008
 

I hard time deciding between a Excal and the Ten point.The two deciding factors were price and recurve. ten point is a nice bow and a recurve would be nice addition. Just test the damn thing and dont come out with another Legacy!!!!!!!

RE: 2008
 

I would like to see a youths bow, no reputable company makes one, 10 Point would make something a youngster could be proud of.
Also, it would be nice to see a company put some development into a scope that incorporates a range finder, with universal mounts it would provide a secondary (and welcomed) line for an already well established name in crossbows. I could write up the wholeevolution myself!
By the way Randy, it is very respectable for you to ask in the first place.

*EDIT* I see Dan already addressed the youths (or small statured person) bow.. I need to learn to read closer..