2020 Ten Point
01-11-2020, 03:27 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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2020 Ten Point
The 2020 Ten Point crossbows were shown at the recent ATA show and I think I want one when they are finally in the stores. From what I have seen they look very nice indeed. The top-of-the-line Vapor is a reverse limb bow, and quite expensive. The other models are less expensive and have regular limbs. Are reverse limbs that big of a deal?
01-14-2020, 08:56 AM
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Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: fairview park oh
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i just recieved there 2020 catalog & 1 crossbow was listed @ almost 3500 . couple of them were listed around 2500. i've got their wicked ridge crossbows & both of them were under 500. sure the 1 expensive bow shoot 470 fps . but my w/r bows shoot 300 & 330 fps & do the same as there expensive bows . KILL DEER. can't see & can't afford a 3500 dollar bow.at that price it better guarantee a monster buck & be able to gut & drag it out.
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01-15-2020, 07:52 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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The reverse limb Vapor package runs about $3,000 and comes with about $900 of accessories if you count the scope. It comes with a dozen arrows, hard case, etc. The Vapor shoots a 400 grain arrow approximately 460 fps. I am sure it is a very nice bow but I do not think I need that much power and that seems like a big stack of cash for a crossbow
The one that caught my eye was the Viper package. It is "only" $1,500. It comes with a scope and a few arrows. The Viper has regular limbs and shoots a 400 grain arrow approximately 400 fps..
Both of these bows have the new trigger and the cocking/decocking device.
I do not know much about crossbows (the same as almost all other subjects). I know they have become very popular lately and are now legal in many (not all) states. As I am getting a bit "long in the tooth" I can see that some day in the (near?) future a crossbow will be a good alternative to my Hoyt.
The one that caught my eye was the Viper package. It is "only" $1,500. It comes with a scope and a few arrows. The Viper has regular limbs and shoots a 400 grain arrow approximately 400 fps..
Both of these bows have the new trigger and the cocking/decocking device.
I do not know much about crossbows (the same as almost all other subjects). I know they have become very popular lately and are now legal in many (not all) states. As I am getting a bit "long in the tooth" I can see that some day in the (near?) future a crossbow will be a good alternative to my Hoyt.
