NEW Siege 425 TenPoint Crossbow : Speed, Accuracy & Safe De-Cocking | TenPoint Crossbows

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Speed, long-range accuracy, and safe de-cocking…all from a micro-footprint built for durability and comfort. Meet the Siege 425™.
Shooting 425 feet-per-second and measuring an ultra-compact 26.5" inches short and 7.5" narrow, the supercharged Siege 425 delivers 100-yard nock-breaking accuracy.
Featuring a micro-footprint and low profile, the Siege 425 is designed with the mobile hunter mind. Whether it’s a two-mile trek on public land or the need to adapt to deer patterns, the Siege 425 gives you the freedom to pack your stand and kit and make that aggressive move for success.
Equipped with the best-in-class ACUslide™ (patented) for silent and safe de-cocking, the Siege 425 received the full accuracy treatment as well thanks to Scope Struts and RangeMaster® 100 scope, which combine to drive nock-breaking down-range accuracy.
Scope Struts provide a rock-solid foundation for optics and “bulletproof” in-the-field durability. The Siege 425 is paired with the ultra-compact 16" EVO-X® CenterPunch™ 16 arrow, which ensures your entire crossbow setup works well in the tightest of hunting situations.
425 FPS | 26.5-inches Short | 7.5-inches Narrow
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[@blksn8k]

I just received a Siege 425 today. Seems like a decent bow but I do have a few minor quibbles. First of all, the trigger box came with a safety knob on the right hand side only even though it is threaded for a stud to be mounted on either side. I shoot left handed because I am left eye dominant so I have temporarily inserted a 6-32 screw on the left side. Hopefully, it will be possible to purchased an extra safety knob/stud from Ten Point. The one installed on the right side must have been installed with thread locker and it was so tight that I was afraid it would snap off if I tried any harder to remove it. I also found it odd that the holes in the stock for mounting sling swivels were too small and had to be drilled out to accommodate a standard set of sling swivels. There were also three different size Allen hex wrenches included in the package. I have no idea what any of them fit since I had to use my own #3 metric Allen wrench to tighten the scope mounting ring screws and there were no other parts that needed to be installed. I also needed to re-arrange the bolt quiver for left-handed use but I needed to use my own 5/64" Allen wrench since that size was also not included in the package. I suppose the Allen wrenches that came with the bow fit screws on it somewhere but any parts that need them are probably covered by the manufacturer's warranty and can't be tampered with anyway. Why not provide tools the customer actually needs to assemble and use the bow? The bow seems to shoot pretty well but so far I would say that it is not as accurate as my five year old Scorpyd Deathstalker 420. The only real advantages it has over that old bow are its smaller size and the fact that it has an excellent cocking/de-cocking mechanism whereas the old bow has none.

[@Ebaybow]

Why is nothing mentioned about the trigger? How long is the warranty repair service on stringsets?

[@Bring_It_Outdoors]

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[@3man035]

Can you tell me what kind of broadheads those are on this video?

[@stephenferguson6363]

There made by swat broad heads for tenpoint called the nemesis