No, the Storm RDX 370 was the flagship of the TenPoint / Horton line in 2015-2017. Yes, it's out of production but still a very serviceable crossbow that TenPoint will support.
The Vortec RDX 350 was the next model down that came out in 2017. It was slightly slower, a little shorter, had fixed cheek pad and stock pad vs the Storm's with composite rail vs the Storm's machined aluminum rail.
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Storm's were $1,200, very nice quality crossbows in their day. If it has the ACDdraw and the RangeMaster Pro scope, it would be a nice buy at $400.
You can buy TenPoint's RDX400 today for about $750 and it would have a full warranty and is significantly faster.
The Vortec RDX 350 was the next model down that came out in 2017. It was slightly slower, a little shorter, had fixed cheek pad and stock pad vs the Storm's with composite rail vs the Storm's machined aluminum rail.
---------------------------Horton Vortec --------------------------- Horton Storm-----------
Storm's were $1,200, very nice quality crossbows in their day. If it has the ACDdraw and the RangeMaster Pro scope, it would be a nice buy at $400.
You can buy TenPoint's RDX400 today for about $750 and it would have a full warranty and is significantly faster.
