TenPoint Vapor RS470 XERO Crossbow | TenPoint Crossbows
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2020
- Introducing the FIRST hunting crossbow with a built-in rangefinding scope.
TenPoint and Garmin deliver the Vapor RS470 Xero - featuring the Revolutionary Garmin XERO® X1i Rangefinding Scope.
The Garmin XERO® X1i auto-ranging digital crossbow scope is the first of its kind:
- Automatically range game up to 250-yards away with the press of a single button.
- Precise illuminated aim points automatically adjust for both distance and brightness allowing you to see your target, unobstructed by reticle patterns.
- Forget the days of “gap-shooting” with multiple aim points - simply range, lock, and use the single aiming point provided by the XERO X1i®.
470 FPS | 6.5 Inches Wide | 31 Inches Long
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Game changer!!!! 💯‼️
Wow incredible ❤️
beautiful weapon
Thank you - we like it!
No 2 ways about it, the RS 470, coupled with the Center Punch arrows, that I top off with the G5 Montec 125 gr is the best on the market. Bow tech support from TenPoint and Customer Service from TenPoint Technologies is unparalleled. They are, simply the best!
Not being one who would ever consider an open shot past 50 yards, I do need to research how the “laser projection” aspects of this sighting system complies with hunting rules across many states.
The absolute best functional aspect of the RS470 is the safety features related to cocking and decocking. Next up is the pure power. Imagine this, as you aim and fire, by the time u say or think, “got him....” the bolt is almost 2 football fields away.......3 weeks ago, did a pass-thru on a recovered Bull Elk @ 48 yards. 2 whitetails @ 30 in the past 2 weeks, both pass-thrus. Last year a complete “long ways” pass-thru on a bragging sized whitetail at 35 yards. Plus, two Rocky Mt. black bears, one at 42 yards, and that lighted nock arrow is still buried deep inside the side of the mountain.
Yup, investing in this is a great choice!
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@@TenPointCrossbows To me, the most exciting aspect of this, “marriage of range finder & sight”, is for a fella like me, who uses a shooting stick. Hence, my left hand and arm are always engaged. Plus hunting hilly, wooded and mountainous terrain. This Garmin addition to the best bow on the market, allows for uninterrupted target acquisition, distancing without having to toggle back and forth between bow and range finder. Very impressive!
For now, since I have 3 more deer permits and a turkey permit. My RS470 with the Marksman shooting system, that allows me to fine tune a non-recommended broadhead, MONTEC G5/125 gr will be my go to, until Jan 1st. Then I will go check this out at my local TenPoint dealer!
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@@TenPointCrossbows great product
The question I have is how long should you leave it caught with the arrow in it before it starts to weakening the line
And they'll be those people who buy it anyway just to say they have one.. my $400 crossbow at 350fps does just fine 50 yrds and within.. if I'mma shoot any farther I'll just use the rifle..
Saw your video on the new Garmin crossbow scope and purchased one. Also have quick question? 5 and 20 yd is on Target but a 50 yd it off to right by 3 inches.
The scope only ask me to adjust up and down electronically? Do you know how to
adjust left and right electronically?
Boa noite,já temos está máquina no Brasil?
Wouldn't want to accidentally drop this from your treestand!
what is the warranty?
i have the nitro xrt can i trade in?
Where is this thing legal to use? Cause I live in four different states when I hunted, and none of them allowed anything like this to be used.
Which four states? I'm just asking because you sound like you're just trying to spread doubt. Some of the uptight stupid states I could see that but you didn't mention any of the four states. I think it's easier to ask which states have uptight restrictions that would prevent using this.
Why would I try “spreading doubt”? I’ve lived in South Dakota, Georgia, Idaho, and Arizona.
Maine allows crossbows...
Im japanese.i want to buy only the scoope.
You can purchase the scope by itself from Garmin.
@@TenPointCrossbows adjust normal rs470?
What does being Japanese have to do with it? Your not gonna get it any cheaper lol
Amazon $1,400 USD
$4,000 is a little to high!!
Mule s Every year the prices go up and up.In a couple more years they'll have $10,000 crossbows on the market.When it's all said and done it really comes down to supply and demand.People are paying these prices so the demand is there.When a deer goes by my tree stand at an average of 20 yards , I'll kill him just as quick with my sub $1,000 crossbow as someone will with this $4,000 one.I just prefer to have the extra $3,000 in my pocket.
@@roccomanucci i agree with you i bout the 2015 to 2016 excalibur grizzly on clearance this year for $360.00 good enough for me with my set is shooting around 280 fps. but is capable of 305 fps. i'm crossbow is good out to 40 to 50 yrds
Im sure you could just buy the scope separately but I bet the scope is all of $2500. Its a cool set up but it kind of takes the sport out of it not to mention the whole reason you hunt with a bow and crossbow is to bring the game in as close as you can and when you can shoot 250 yards with a arrow you may as well just use a rifle
@@samp700sp That scope is $1400 give or take a little depending on where you look. I agree with you on that thing somewhat taking the sport out of hunting. If someone needed it for a reason such as a vision issue, then I could see it's purpose, but other than that, I'd just get this with the Evo-X scope for $1000 less cost.
The scope is 1399 and 2500 for the crossbow.
Yeah, the scope is ridiculously high priced.
If you buy this with the Evo-X scope rather than the Garmin X1i, it's $3000 +/- not $2500
@@lucasstone162 the bow raw without the scope is 2500
@@bradleyburton2664 I wasn't aware you could get it without a scope at all. I looked at this last weekend, and it was $4000 with the Garmin, or $3000 with the Evo-X
Either way it's a nice piece of equipment, I'm debating on pulling the trigger and getting one, but I'm thinking I may wait til the new Ravin comes out just to shoot and compare. Although I just shot the r29x and didn't really like the feel of it so I'm not expecting much from the new ravin other than their talking points.
A 3.5 magnification is fine for up to a 30 yard shot, when you get to a 50 yard shot you want to move that magnification up to a 6.5. After that at 80 yards you will want a 8-10 magnification or better. That why a normal run of the mill rifle scope is 3-9X40. This Garmin scope is stationary at 3.5 MM.
The scope is a bit too heavy for my liking as it comes in at almost 2 lbs.(30.4 ounces) which takes the bow total weight to over 12 pounds when you add all the common accessories to it. (i.e. bolts, quiver, bracket, sling, scope, crank handle).
I will pass on this scope and keep my Sig Sauer Sierra 3 BDX 3.5-10X 42 MM, which weighs less than the Garmin iXero (20.4 ozs.) and Kilo 1400 6X20MM rangefinder that is transferring its data 4 times a second to the scope to position the holdover dot where the deer is at.
You're comparing apples to oranges with the crossbow scope vs rifle scope. They both fill a different purpose. You wouldn't use a rifle scope on a crossbow, nor vice-versa
@@lucasstone162 Yes, I am using a rifle scope on my crossbow. There are a large number of individuals besides myself using a Sig Sauer Sierra 3 BDX rifle scope and range finder. You can zero the rifle scope in at 20 yards and typically shoot out to 80-100 yards extremely accurately. Now in a hunting environment I would not shoot more than 50 yards at an animal to ensure an accurate and lethal shot.
why cross bow so expensive? a High end compound bow only $1500 with top of the line sight and acessories and arrows you're looking at $3000 package. Good Lord $3999+ for this cross bow please help me understand. A really really good rifle about $1000 with a top end scope youre looking at another $1000 which as all the bell and whistle. Why cross bow so expensive.
The Vapor RS470 is the most technologically advanced crossbow on the market paired with an equally advanced scope made by Garmin. The Garmin scope alone retails for approximately $1400, which leaves the Vapor RS470 at approximately $2600 - and that includes a full package with arrows & accessories. That is $400 under your estimate for a high-end compound setup.
@@TenPointCrossbows That's all marketing speak, there is nothing "technologically advanced" about a crossbow. It may have been designed using technology, but it is still a mechanical tool, other than the Garmin scope in this case.
c'mon TenPoint, talk with Joerg and put a magazine in it.
Wish cost around 2500$!
Maybe in time it will. This bow without that scope is around $3000 right now, give or take depending on where you look at purchasing.
Is really not knowing how much the item is
The cost is $3999.99 for the complete package.
Great concept but horrible price!!
4,499 at cabelas. You guys are out of your fucking minds to sell shit that expensive for a stick and string.
46 hundred dollar bills.
Be worth 10 in 2 years.