Outdoor Life 2023 Best Crossbow – Editor’s ChoiceThe Flatline 460R by TenPoint is a compact and powerful crossbow that is perfect for the hunter who wants to maximize their shooting opportunities while staying mobile in the field. Measuring only 26.5 inches long and 7.5 inches wide, this small package is capable of shooting at a blistering 460 feet per second. The included Rangemaster scope makes this crossbow deadly, and the new Scope Struts ensure that the scope is securely mounted to the crossbow. This combination of speed, accuracy, and compact design makes this Flatline 460R package a great ready-to-hunt option for any hunter. Features Overview: Reverse-Draw for more speed Ultra-Compact for Easy Carry & Mobility ACUslide for Safe De-Cocking Adjustable Stock for more comfort S1 Trigger Scope Struts for more durability MICRO-TRAC barrel for longer string life Specifications: Speed: 460FPS Axle-to-Axle: 7.5” cocked | 12” uncocked Length: 26.5” Weight: 7.5lbs RTH Package Includes: ACUslide, 6 EVO-X CenterPunch 16 Carbon Arrows, Integrated String Stop System, Sentry Bowhanger, Quiver, Rangemaster scope Technology: Ultra-Compact Hunting System: Micro-footprint is paired with a 16″ arrow that takes up 20% less space in the quiver & fits within the frame of the crossbow. This hunting system redefines crossbow maneuverability & performance when inches of clearance matter.Scope Struts: Provide a rock-solid foundation for optics to deliver long-range accuracy & “bulletproof” in-the-field durability.ACUslide Cocking and De-Cocking System (patented): Provides silent cocking & safe de-cocking.Reverse-Draw Design: Generates more speed with less draw weight for a smoother shot, & provides superior balance for increased accuracy.S1 Trigger:2-stage, zero-creep design features a roller sear system for greater trigger control & precision down-range accuracy.Integrated String Stop System: Reduces noise and vibration.Sentry Bowhanger: Easily hang your bow in the stand or protect your broadhead from dirt & grit in the ground blind.
