The crossbow went together quickly and the general fit and finish is a bit above what I expected for the price. kzfaq.infoUgkx5B43Qabqt1HedUJyfEqxiwBCfaooIH52 The adjustable stock is a little loose. I had an issue when I tried to cock the bow for the first time with the safety on. The string set in the trap box, held just enough to build up enough tension to rip the string out of my hands when it let go. No significant damage was done, and once I got it sighted in, I wrecked a couple bolts by sending one straight down the shaft of the first. I'm holding ~2" groups at around 50 yards, and I'm not an expert by any means. Best part is that they supply all the replacements parts you may ever need

To each their own. I dont care what u shoot.its your money. We are all hunters and we need to stick together!!!

Just seems like ten point copied Ravin. Any decent engineer can take an existing product and duplicate it. Ravin's engineers thought outside the box and developed an awesome crossbow.

I shot both last week and ended up going home with the nxt better warranty. ravin was louder to me and a lot of people saying ravin aren’t standing behide the product 🤷🏻‍♂️

Both are incredible xbows, but the accudraw and accudraw pro for that matter are incredibly archaic compared to the ravins cock/decock system.

this video guaranteed views! Bought my R9 from you!

i've had my excalibur micro 335 for just over 6 years,, no issues, i love it,, i can change my string without a press, if i got a compound crossbow,, i'll get tenpoint

You can shoot a pro lite arrow 370 grain , that ten point makes which would up the fps .

No crossbow is worth 2k plus!

Ten point not only copied the ravin, they copied the hortons reverse draw. Ten point just uses other companies ideas after they do the engineering.

I'll stick with my Ravin R26 crossbow because it fits me well 😉 😏.

Killed a buck deer at 65 yds and a cow elk at 51 yds with the Ten Point Vengent 440 I like the Ten Point crossbows however I would recommend purchasing a extra string mine broke once

The speed game scares me for the longevity of the bow.

trying to convince yourselves not to get the R10? at least ravin innovates

Ravins are loud as hell!. I have one.They sound like a .22 almost.

Hard to pick which one is quitter.

I know the Ravin is a great shooter but it is almost too compact. I found it uncomfortable to shoot and I'm only 5"7

I OWN THE TENPOINT STEALTH NXT. IT IS ONE BAD ASS CROSSBOW. NEVER SHOOT A RAVEN SO I CANT SAY ANYTHING GOOD OR BAD ABOUT IT. I CAN SAY THIS. I WANT SALE MY TENPOINT TO BUY A RAVEN!! EVERYONE HAS THERE OPTION, THATS MINE.

How do you like the scope on the R10?

So what was the outcome of this vid??

which one would you choose if it was your money. I can't decide

What's is the price?

OK, your Ten Point fans. Saw it right off. You don’t need a 450 grain bolt to lay a deer down.

You know they both sounded pretty quiet but I just don't like the idea that TenPoint got a copy everybody first off they wanted the reverse cam technology so they bought out Horton so they could get all the patents on that make their own bowl with Horton's technology and there's now they've turned around and tried to copy the Raven crossbow in which is probably one of the most advanced crossbows I've ever seen how it shoots and how it operates I mean as you can see TenPoint had to do a little bit here in a little bit there different so they wouldn't be sued but it's obvious you can see where they got the idea from the front end is a raven and you're going to get a little more penetration that the TenPoint Arrow Wade 400 50 grains compared to a 400 grain Arrow it's going have more penetration because there was heavier but I guess me being a bowhunter I like to shoot around a 400 grain Arrow in order to get the speed out of the ten point crossbow you have to shoot a 370 grain Arrow and which I think is too life I lite I like the idea that the Raven crossbow gives you really good speed with a 400 grain Arrow and I know some people want to call a crossbow bolt and an arrow I will always call them arrows because that's what they are I don't know where they come up with the bolt thing I think that might have took place in medieval times when they were shooting maybe a 8 to 10 in all metal Bolt out of the old crossbows

Better penetration? Unfair. As we all know a heavier arrow is gonna penetrate a bit deeper. If table were turned, the opposite would be seen, but then, if both arrows were the same weight, the faster one would penetrate deeper

I try to buy these which one is the best one between ten point and Ravin?

Ravin with a weak copy . Ravin much more accurate

Ravin way more accurate not close !

ravin and tenpoint nxt vs mark 480 mk II

Ten Point Stealth NXT all the way, main reason for me you can manually cock the NXT, if the crank goes on the Ravin out in the sticks, that's game over, just firewood!

Tenpoint strings more durable Ravin looks better

Unless you intent to hunt in Africa with animals who are extremely large boned and have thick hides like cape buffalo why does anyone hunting whitetail deer need one of these xbows? It's like to bringing a .50cal rifle to hunt squirrels.

The called bolts not arrows

Ten Point's been building the same over-priced bows for the last 700 years and they just wish they had engineers who could think outside of the box. Instead they've spent their time making people buy their special omni nocks to make even more money off the suckers who want to show off the best bow money can buy (even if it ain't - they like to be 'sclusive' ya know"). And, aren't they the people who built a bow with an unsafe trigger system and refused to admit it and do a recall like an honest company would? Or was that some other company? I must be wrong. Must have been a different company. And honest company like Ten Point wouldn't do that. Vastly over-rated in my opinion and always have been. And it now with their copy-cat backward limb bows (Jim Kempf's hard work and genius) now the geniuses at Ravin (and those who conceptualized their bows) appears always happy to copy someone else's products and genius.

I wouldn’t have gone with neither one of them. They are both over priced poc! Their speeds are crap. I shot my Excalibur Bulldog 440 through the chronograph with a 350gn bolt and I was getting speeds of 443FPS and the bow is rated 440FPS. Yeah. The Excalibur has wider limbs but who cares? It doesn’t hinder anything and you can’t just change your strings in the field with any of the Ravin’s or the 10Points like you can with the Excalibur. You also don’t need to bring your bow to a shop GOD forbid one of your limbs crack under pressure and they need to be replaced. My right limb “delaminated” because I accidentally “dry fired” it when I was first learning how to change my string and the stringer that I was using broke on me and the limbs smacked the concrete floor inside my house. That was my fault but I called Excalibur and they sent me new limbs and I was able to install them myself. Since then, I’ve had nothing but good luck with it. It still shoots true and I didn’t have to reset the scope.

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