Can We Get This CENTERPOINT CROSSBOW Sighted In?
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Genevieve and I had a fun morning shooting crossbows with a good friend of mine. He is brand new to crossbows so we went through everything you need to know about crossbows with him. Or at least we tried to. We shot his Centerpoint Specialist 370 and went through all the procedures from rail lube, sighting it in, targets, tripods (shooting rests), cocking ropes, arrow nocks and we even showed off the Scorpyd and the two Excaliburs. We cover a lot of information in this video that will help new crossbow hunters and stuff even old hats might enjoy. It was a fun time and we hope you have fun watching it.
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Now, I am not sponsored by anyone. I am a free agent. I experiement with different types of gear, but I'll tell you my honest opinion about everything out there. I am not sponsored by Excalibur or Scorpyd...read on:
Bunjie (The O.B.) is a 2010 Excalibur Axiom Crossbow. After a decade of killing deer, hogs, squirrels--you name it!--with the "stock" 20" Easton Firebolt arrows, Bunjie experimented with heavy arrows during 2020 but has since decided to hunt with 20" ProFlight arrows from Easton, for a total arrow weight of just under 400 grains when tipped with a 100 grain Rage Crossbow Hypodermic Broadhead. This keeps ol' Bunjie around 300fps. Is Bunjie retired as of 2021?
Bunjie, Jr., is my daughter Genevieve's crossbow, an Excalibur Micro Suppressor 355. She also shoots ProFlights (16.5" variety) with a 150 grain Rage Trypan Crossbow Broadhead, for a total arrow weight around 415 grains. This crossbow was a much appreciated gift from a Friend of Bunjie, and it changed Death by Bunjie forever by inspiring Genevieve to become a part of it as a second-generation crossbow hunter, and it also convinced me there is a benefit to a newer, faster crossbow (see our 2020 Maryland Doe Hunt).
Bunjie III (or Bunjie '21, Bunjie 3.0) is a 2021 Scorpyd Deathstalker, the result of trying various models and looking at dozens of them online for characteristics I liked. It is, in fact, another gift from a different Friend of Bunjie, which goes to show how important Friends of Bunjie are to this channel and what an impact they can have. Although I really liked what I saw online, I would not have even tried a Scorpyd given that no shops near me carried them. This was sent to me new, free of charge...with the only stipulation being that if I didn't like it, I would send it back to that FOB. After spending some time with it, I am convinced it is, in fact, the right crossbow for me in 2021, and I look forward to showcasing this crossbow in future videos.
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Once again, this channel is about my love of the crossbow, hunting, and the outdoors. I hunt exclusively with the crossbow. I love it. Sure, like a lot of kids, I started hunting with a good ol' Model '94 Winchester .30-30 back in the 80's, but drifted away from hunting when I went off to college, law school, and started a family. As my daughter got older, I regained my interest in the outdoors, and I consider myself lucky to hunt on the same property today that I hunted on as a kid. I got the Excalibur Axiom crossbow in 2010 and I haven't looked back. This channel is the result of combining my interest in filming and hunting...
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New to crossbows but longtime gunsmith:
A trick to save time on scope adjustments is to forget counting clicks. Instead, from a rest, after the first shot aim back at your bullseye and while looking through the scope adjust until the reticle moves to the arrow(or bullet hole).
100% correct.
Hi Daniel, thank you what a great tip!
Good tip, you would think that would be common knowledge
Exactly right. My dad always called that technique the "one shot zero."
I guess I watched a little behind everyone else and didn't see someone already posted the same welli may have shown up late for the conversation but at least I made it thanks F B
The Centerpoint Sniper 370 is an incredible crossbow (had the all black model). Was shooting arrows through arrows with it. Unfortunately had to sell mine due to range restrictions state law hunting requirements. Moved to a compound bow...kind if a pain to sight in, but still having fun.
Yeah, with carbon express piledrivers and the right broadheads, the 370 has insane amounts of penetration.
I purchased a Centerpoint Amped 415 crossbow last year and I'm very happy with it. The scope was pretty close upon installation and only needed a little adjusting for elevation and windage. At 415 fps, its very fast and also very quiet. Can't wait to take my first deer with it this year. All Hail the Mighty Crossbow (whichever brand you have)!!
Genevieve & you did a nice job of introducing a new crossbow to a friend. Stressing safety is important, & it's more fun learning from someone with more experience. Nice job! This would help anyone learning to shoot a crossbow for the first time, too!
It's amazing that dunkin hasn't sponsored you yet!
this is what i like...me, having just bought an amped 425 yesterday, finds a video series that takes the time to show step by step...
Good luck to you!
Arrow lube helps with pulling the arrows out of foam targets.
Duck with its feet on backwards. LOL
Had the 370 loved that bow killed a nice 8 pt opening day first yr I had it trigger pull wasn't great but it did the job well out to 50 yds!!! Going to get a 390 in a week or so had a house fire last yr and lost my old one can't wait to get it!!!
i just bought myself a 2021 (last year's model) Centerpoint Heat 425 and can't wait to sight it in. A bit cold here in MI and my target bag is up at the cottage. I can't wait. I have been shooting a PSE compound the past couple of years. I'm 61 and wanting to change over to a crossbow. I sure am glad a caught your video because now I know I'll have to crank up the scope settings to get it to move. Lots of fun watching the video. Shoot'em straight and often. Thanks
Thanks, good luck to you too!
Your friend is a good man, I hope he still remembers some critics lines from this day.
We can see he is a firearms guy by looking how he holds a crossbow like a firearm which can end very bad for his fingers.
I thought Mr. Pat was pretty cool at first he scared me with putting his hands all around his Bow . But then he quickly got used to it . Enjoyed it Rich
Man, thank you. I am new to crossbows and this eased my troubles. Thank you again.
I used my Centerpoint 370 last season to take my biggest buck ever.
This crossbow has a very long trigger pull so it will require pratice to shoot well.
There is a trigger upgrade you can get for it that reduces some of the creep. :)
I had a Centerpoint 370 Sniper. Loved it! The only reason I got rid of it for the Killer Instinct Ripper 415 is weight. Not much of a savings but every little bit counts in my set up.
I shoot the Centerpoint Mercenary 390. GREAT crossbow for the money. Extremely accurate, even out to 40 yards. My ONLY complaint is the long trigger pull. But for the cost, I’ve learned to deal with it. Took a nice doe with it last year.
Purchased the centerpoint 425 last August, added the hha optimizer & love it. 10 shots & I was fine tuned at 40 yards. Centerpoint customer service is top notch.
That's great to hear!
I fuckin love this video. Y’all are set up chill as can be just enjoying life. I just bought one sighting it in today,, but I just really enjoyed how you people are.
BEEP ! Edit, Family video. Genevieve, you didn't hear that! 💘 🤣
I have Centerpoint's beginner crossbow model, the Tyro. It's a recurve bow rated at 245 fps. It's highly accurate and very fun to shoot, but took a little work to get there.
The CP scope that came with mine has the same tiresome adjustments. I'm not sure about that model, but on mine, the picatinny rail also has an elevation dial which is extremely useful for larger adjustments and helps to eliminate the tedium of getting it sighted in. Basically get it close with the rail adjustment, then fine tune with scope dials.
My final recommendation is to replace the clunky, aluminum, Centerpoint arrows with some nice carbon fiber ones, making sure of course to adhere to the manufacturer's recommended grain weight. The difference is night and day! Also, Blue Loc-tite is your friend when it comes to keeping everything snug.
Love this channel!
Nice, that tyro is more useful than my CP370 specialist XL in a shtf event. That recurve you got can be restrung easily. Not so much with a compound like the 370, unless you have a bowpress and are able to stock up on, or make your own cables. I've been wanting to get a tyro due to it being a recurve.
@@silence6408 I admit that the ease of removing the string is an attractive feature, especially in terms of field maintenance. The Tyro is dead nuts between 20-30 yards. When you stretch it out to 40, it begins to show its limits. I haven't taken it hunting yet, but when I do, I'll definitely keep any shots within 30 yards.
As far as your CP 370 goes, I've read nothing but good reviews 👍 and wouldn't hesitate to purchase one. Cheers, mate!
To know how many clicks to move it at 20 yards it’s ( 1.047 x .2 )/4=1 click
1/4” at 100 is the standard for most scopes that are MOA. Rifle scopes. Fine adjust gives you the opportunity to get very close to perfect.
You will love your bog death grip when you get it ,well worth the money,I hope that you will do a video on that as well.Enjoyed the video always a good thing to help out others in the world of archery hunting.
Happy Thursday to you have a great day. My Brother. Like Always. Excellent job A+
Yep almost Robin Hooded it. Great job sighting in
not going to lie, it was difficult watching this video because I was expecting something to go wrong - I’m glad I was wrong. you’re friend is lucky to have you as (for lack of a better term) a mentor. it was a good video for those who maybe thinking about getting a crossbow and assuming that you just cock it and shoot a bolt down range.
Nice job helping your friend. Teaching him safety.
another informative video and love how you mention obvious safety precautions because they may not be obvious to all
I must have gotten lucky. My Sniper 370 scope was almost perfect out of the box. 1" low at 20 yards, windage spot on. Using included factory bolts, sighting for 30 was perfect. Didn't have enough room to test for 40 or 50 however Monday it proved itself. 40yd shot........one shot one kill.
Can't beat that, congratulations!
Got my first deer with a 390 center point dagger on October 2nd. Over 40 yrd shot out of a tree stand. Love it
Awesome congrats!
Oops, wrong target. I'll be mentoring a buddy of mine also and will have him watch this. Good on you for helping him, having that initial help and knowledge is half the battle.
Always a good time when you can help a new guy get familiar with crossbows. Good for the sport and good for the safety of the new guy. 👍 Everyone should have a knowledgeable mentor show them the ropes with a crossbow before they ever shoot one. They can be a very dangerous weapon. Great job Rich! 👏 👍
Jim, I agree with you 100%. Everyone should have a mentor to help them thru the learning process. That's why we're so lucky to have Rich and the "Death by Bunjie" videos as he's mentoring many of us!
Early morning rich..... Great job
Great video! I have the Sniper 370 and really do like it. Last year as I was getting used to the crossbow I was practicing for turkey season I would shoot a bolt and go pull it out. I was shooting at 20 yards and I put the bolt in the same hole 4 times in a row. I decided that was good enough and came back in the house where it was cooler.
I have that same centerpoint specialist 370 and shot it out to 60yards the other day and hit right where I was pointing.
Good video I bought a 370 sniper right when they came out , for the money you can beat it. Then the cp 400 came I bought one I like it no problems with it shots 400 fps I checked it out. .I like center point 👉
Good job helping out your friend.Always good to see new people getting into crossbows.By the way , you're going to love the Deathgrip Bog Pod.Got mine last season and well worth the money 👍
Turn the scope adjustments slowly but a lot
It makes a difference
But the scope that comes with the sniper is awful
I bought one of the sniper 370 when they first came out because for the price it was packed with speed and features. The stock bolts gave decent accuracy but i switched to bloodsport bolts and the thing became a tack driver. Mounted to a tripod at 60yds i couldn't shoot at the same spot without hitting bolts. At 60yds i can put 4 bolts touching each other. I chronographed them at 352-355 consistently. The bloodsports are affordable for a good quality bolt.
Good stuff for sure!
Loved that zakk Wylde moment.huge follower here.
Yeah Pat loves Ozzy, as do I
That one is quiet as it shoots. Good lookin Crossbow!
I have a 370 and after 3 seasons hunting with it I would make two recommendations: move the scope as far forward on rail as you can to allow you to keep the stock shorter (even an inch or two helped in the stand or blind). 2. Check the string stops and add a dab of glue when they get loose at all.
Just got a sniper 370 for this season. Very impressed with them.To get this kind of accuracy and performance for such a low price point is impressive. Since I am on disability price was important to me. Unfortunately my scope is not lighted recticle but it works. They have changed the quiver location but it's fine.For 269.00 I love it. Trigger is the only complaint but I can fix that. Good video
I have a Nikon 3x Crossbow scope. Clicks are 1/4 inch at 20 yards. Zeroed at 20, it has circles for 25, 30, 35, and 40 for older crossbows. I shoot a 530 grain 19% FOC arrow with 200 grain single bevel broadhead. The trajectory of this arrow matches the reticles almost perfectly. Not sure why newer crossbows would even need reticles because a 20 yard zero at 350+ fps will only drop a few inches at 30 and maybe half a foot at 40? Good you gave tips to novice for safety. Crosspoint looked pretty well made. I like the Pic rail concept on accessory attachments and adjustable stock and foregrip. Sweet. Deer season for archery less than 30 days away here in KY.
Sweet collection of different crossbows.
Love my sniper 370. If you put your crosshair on the bullseye then adjust your crosshair to the hole on the hole from your second shot you will be dialedj in in 2 to 3 shots .Paid 260 for my sniper 370 and it is faster and more accurate than my uncles mission he paid 900 dollars for 3 years ago.
Love my Centerpoint I have the Amp 415 and the New Pulse 425 great shooting crossbows.
Love the video, that is actually the exact same crossbow that I got for my first crossbow 3 years ago. I actually got a recurve crossbow that I take out on certain trips depending but it's because of you and watching your videos😁. Still use the centerpoint and I used to take my first deer. Still works great and is on point.
That's great to hear, good luck!
@@Deathbybunjie Thank you, good luck to you as well from a fellow PA hunter
Great cross bow is a great bow had one for years before going to killer instinct
I have the centerpoint pulse 425 and yes the scope is a PITA with the adjustments but at 30 yards I would break bolts so I move around on the target. Maybe sometime we can meet up and shoot.
Nice video... How awesome to share knowledge with a dear friend.
I have the Sniper 390, great bow. Read the book, at 20 yds 1 click is 1/16th of an inch. Measure how low and adjust from there. Mine was 9 inches low and 2 inches to the left first shots. By fourth bolt had 3 for 3 in bulls eye.
You should have adjusted the front and back supports on your tripod shooting stand. That would have helped the stabilizing the bow in the same spot each time while he was shooting
Good information for someone that has never owned one but wants one. First & only one I ever shot didn't have finger gard. First shot hit glancing blow off side of thumb. It was numb for couple hours. Kinda like string burn on side of arm with compound bow, you only do it once lol
Once indeed!
My Camx A4 came sighted in all the way to 10-100. Haven’t touched it. The accuracy is just unreal. Made in the Elite Factory.
Thanks for sharing! I have a scope like yours and looking forward to getting it zeroed in to go get me some hogs and a buck once season opens!
I’m only here for the dad jokes! Did not disappoint
Arrow pullers are so good to use!
5:35 oh that’s right there was a pandemic
Friend: yeah I read about that
Love it 😂😂😂
Love the videos. Keep it up.
Oh this should be good, begginer have the sniper 350, also want to upgrade
I own the Specter 375; extremely affordable and accurate!
If you want to reduce some time and shots, after you have made your shot. Lock the crossbow down with the cross hairs exactly where you aimed before, without moving any thing make sure nothing can move adjust the cross hairs to where the bolt hit, your bow should be dead on now this works with anything that has a scope, guns or crossbows, now you have sited in ,,in 2 shots
I enjoy both mines 😌....
I have a cpoint dagger390 its what i could afford at this time /it sighted in great and i cant wait to take a buck this year /maybe ill update in a few years but for now im very happy with it !
1/4 @ 100 yards (per clicks) = 4 clicks for 1/4 at 25 yards.
My excal is 1" @ 100 yards. Much better.
That 1/4" is better suited for a rifle IMO
Great comment! It seems odd if you're used to firearms but since you start at 20 yards, which is 1/5 of 100 yards, you need to multiply clicks by 5. So a 6" move requires 24 clicks at 100 yards but 5x24=120 clicks at 20 yards. It seems wrong but its not. So people will use maybe 30 clicks then find out they only moved the point of impact 1.5 inches.
Grab a drill for the elevation
Great video as always! Where were the Dunkin Donuts? Lol
The 415 scope is the same way with adjustment. I'm considering upgrading to the Excalibur scope
I replaced the scope on my 415 as soon as I got it, the field of view was tiny. I bought a Truglo 4x32 scope, was only around $50 and works great for me.
I did buy one for my 370 ,Excalibur twilight scope worked great 👍
OMG! Rich I got really concerned when your friends thumb went above the string! Been there done that and it's not a pretty outcome! My cousin Tony who got me into crossbows and owns at least 9 or 10, that's after he gave me my new BARNETT RAPTRO FX! He too bought the Centerpoint CP 400 and could not cock the bow! He had to buy the new crank device for another $200. The investment banking fg firm that owns Centerpoint also owns RAVIN, so they now own the HeliCoil technology! Nice job helping your buddy learn to shoot this bow.
Yeah I was nervous too! But all good, Ron.
Velocity Outdoor is the parent company for well-known outdoor brands such as Crosman and Benjamin Airguns, Ravin crossbows, CenterPoint Archery and Optics, LaserMax, and GameFace Airsoft.
Awesome crossbow, I have the Sniper 370. There's probably a rattle in the butt-stock with an easy fix / mod and cost nothing. Makes it quieter for when your deer hunting.
I put a smalll aquare of sticy backed velcro on the b stock tube and it fixed the rattle /luv my dagger 390 !
Great video for beginners. Wish I had bought the Centerpoint because it has a lower draw weight but only 35 fps slower than my BearX Saga 405.
God job on the Training for shooting a crossbow. Not sure you really read the entire directions I’m sure it said to put on safety glasses counselor. 😱😂😂👊👍😎
Thats the crossbow I have. I have yet to put anything down with it but I'm hoping to change that this season.
It's my crossbow love it got my first deer with it
I just bought the steambow Excalibur series bulldog 440 and the garmin xero crossbow scope
It sits in a bog death grip tripod
This replaces my 15 year old Excalibur equinox
Man the dough you gotta spend when you get a little older and have shit shoulders
Had a CP Sniper 370 years ago....Heavy front end and crappy trigger... Accurate (with upgraded scope/bolts of course) and could decock without shooting it....
I have my dad's Parker center fire and I love that bow unfortunately my dad passed in2021 and I received it back and have killed many deer I am having the limb rocker clips replaced but luckily I have the Barnett TS 380 as back up I pick it up tomorrow and we're back in buisness. Rich I enjoy your videos so much could you ask your daughter to do a interview about her taxidermy in one of your videos I'd love to get her to do a mount for me thanks a bunch
Check out her channel, Second Life Taxidermy her on YT and on FB! Thanks and good luck out there, always remember your Dad too. Good luck.
The fastest way to set a scope is simple. Pick an aim point, center dot on target. Aim at that exact point and shoot 2 bolts/bullets, marking where the bolts/bullets hit. Then looking through the scope, aim at the same center spot, and adjust the cross-hairs to the point where the bolt/bullet hit. What your doing is adjusting the scope to where the bow/gun is hitting. I did a vid that kinda shows what I mean. I sighted in my 340 takedown, but it was hitting good and needed very little adjustment, so I tried to explain the process. Here's a link to my vid. ua-cam.com/video/MoLhkP2vvRQ/v-deo.html
That how I do all my scopes, the hardest part for me is keeping the gun/bow steady while making adjustments. I guess I should just get a better shooting rest.
@@mstuckey311 About anything will work. I've used everything from pistol rests to pillows. Anything you can set it on that will hold it on point. Once you know where the adjustment needs to go. Do some adjusting and then check it by shooting at the same spot. It may take a couple extra shots, and adjustments, but it still works.
all my crossbows are 1/4" per click for 100 yards just like a rifle scope...it takes alot of clicks but it will get there. What i do when i sight in a scope, i zero at 20 yards, then see what it does at 30 and 40. If by time i get to 40 and there is a good variance, then i will re-zero at 30 (in the middle), this will reduce the variance at 20 and 40. My tenpoint which was only 280 fps held good at the 10 yard increments, the other bows had some variance so i have been basically zeroing them all at 30 to be safe. My new ripper 425 holds dead on at and 30 with the 20 yard reticle...and only 1.5" low at 40 with the same 20 yard reticle.
Really hope my 8yr old son is this involved at her age..... 10mins into shooting he is doing.
I have a Barnett Recruit and Love to shoot it very accurate
Very similar to mine.
Bunjie OB is like a longbow on its side lol
LOL yeah pretty much!
you can set that scope for glasses, but it takes lots of effort and its not as sharp as for naked eye, to get it not blurry at both distance and close, front lense needs adjustment
Good Morning Guys Hope yur day is blessed Glad to see y’all good friends hanging togeather and sighting in that Cross bow
12 inches low at 20 yards is like 60" low at 100 yards - that's 240 clicks up at 100 but 1,200 clicks at 20 yards.
That scope took a lot of input to adjust. Then i remember you said he built it himself…..so it didnt come sighted in like a crossbow from the factory or bow shop.
I have a centerpoint 370 Specialist XL
Pretty sweet!
@@Deathbybunjie it is, I use carbon express piledrivers and buzzcut stingers with it. Looking forward to the season! Happy Hunting!
I been hunting with a center point sniper 370 crossbow for 3 years and it only took 3 shots to sight it in.
I've got the sniper 370 it's very simple once you get used to the trigger but that man is scaring me to death watching him handle that crossbow
nice haircut
Rich, you are going to love the DeathGrip by BOG tripod. I love mine! It sets up perfectly in the Doghouse blind and holds my Excalibur Micro 335 Kryptek Raid crossbow securely. It comes in black aluminum, camo aluminum, and a graphite model. I have the black aluminum model which is great for the dark hole of the Doghouse blind. The DeathGrip pivots up and down and left and right with no problem. My 7 year old grandson will be able to shoot his first deer this year as we both can sit in our chairs in the blind while the DeathGrip holds the crossbow at the ready. I bet it will be perfect for a camera also! What model do you have coming?
Got it already, it's the aluminum one
@@Deathbybunjie DeathGrip and Death by Bunjie. Wow! Goes hand in hand! Lol
Can you shoot the Excalibur flat nocks in the Centerpoint sniper 370?
Doubtful use manufacturer recommended nocks only
I have the 415 Amped and the CP400 both are much better than any Excalibur
Those are fightin' words 😆
@@Deathbybunjie lol. I had a micro 335, great bow but took almost a month to get the string from Canada.
I bought CenterPoint deadpoint broad heads, but they didn't come with any extra o-rings. I compared the o-rings with some I have have for faucets repair. They are very close to #5 o-rings for faucets. Can I use them as a replacement o-ring for my broad heads?
No idea lol, would make me a little nervous
Car wax on your arrows makes them much easier to pull out but also more penetration can go up to the fletching
¼ adjustment per click 100yrds sounds more like a rifle scope.
Agreed...not for me lol
I'm fixing to buy a crossbow what brand would you recommend TenPoint or Ravin
From the hip: TenPoint. Ravin is not currently making any. 😬😶😮
I can’t believe I watched this whole video. It’s simple math. 1/4” at 100yds. Shooting 20… 100 divided by 20=5. 5 clicks for 1/4”. To move it an inch would be 20 clicks. 8 inches 160. There’s nothing wrong with the scope if you know what you’re doing. I wish I’d stop getting these suggested videos. A lawyer that can’t understand math should’ve been the title.
Now now
Is Genevieve's string touching the bumpers? Micros should be about 1/4" off the stops.
These are Doc bumpers. Made to sit against the string, as is the original design. Bumpers dont work when the string sits off them. Actually makes things worse. Thats right from the manufacture and has been proven in testing, more than 20 years ago. Excal just went cheap and thats too bad. :(
@@leveraction767 Interesting, everything I've read said to keep the string just off the bumpers. That is also how my Micro 340 came new.
We keep a credit card width...personally, I think the most important thing is to make sure it stays the same and doesn't stretch, etc.
Oh. And no. You won't dry fire the crossbow.
There's an anti dry fire that's only disengaged when you're holding it or theres a bolt in it.
C'mon bro.
You're one of my favorite channels!!!!!🇺🇸
what happens at 50 yards
Centerpoint Crossbows are made by Raven
Actually, Ravin crossbows are made by Centerpoint LOL although now I think both companies are owned by a larger company