I believe it's because they added the Accudraw Pro...
2019 & 2020 Wicked Ridge RDX400
Looking at the TenPoint 2020 lineup and the Wicked Ridge RDX 400. The RDX 400 is cataloged as new for 2020. I purchased a 2019 RDX 400 back in April of this year and is cataloged as new for 2019. What other changes were made in the RDX 400 to make it a new for 2020 product other than the switch to using Alpha instead of Omni nocks?
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And that is crazy as there are lots of reports of the Accudraw Pro problems with the cocking string breaking on the narrow bows lately. It seems that the original Accudraw is probably a better choice.I believe it's because they added the Accudraw Pro...
They need to get this issue fixed.
I have an Accudraw Pro on my Shadow and haven't had a problem with it...And that is crazy as there are lots of reports of the Accudraw Pro problems with the cocking string breaking on the narrow bows lately. It seems that the original Accudraw is probably a better choice.
They need to get this issue fixed.
Without knowing the number of crossbows sold with an Accudraw Pro vs the number that have had issues it's hard to determine how big of a problem it really is.
I would assume if there is a major or even minor problem with them TenPoint has taken steps to correct it...
I have Accudraw pro on my Turbo M1 and love it. Wouldn't go any other way. Easy to cock even while sitting in a tree deer stand.
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