More Than Just Bows for Sale: Inheriting the Tradition of Archery
Our crossbows aren’t just tools; they’re forged from generations of know-how handed down through hunters like you. Time in the field, sweat on the trigger, and the grit of our team go into every single bow we craft. This isn’t about slapping parts together; it’s about honoring the lineage of those who’ve tracked game before us.
We’ve loaded our crossbows with the latest tech because we get it: stealth, efficiency, and handling are what turn a decent crossbow into one you’d trust with your next big hunt. Here’s the breakdown:
Join the CenterPoint Crew
Pick up a CenterPoint crossbow, and you’re not just grabbing gear; you’re stepping into the wisdom of a thousand archers who’ve come before. CenterPoint Archery was born from folks who live for the thrum of a bowstring and the bond of the hunt. That’s why every recurve and compound we make is built with care, using tough-as-nails components that’ll stand up to whatever the elements throw at you. You’re not just buying a bow; you’re banking on a legacy.
Got questions? Contact us directly or swing by our FAQ page. Our crew’s always ready to talk shop and sort out anything on your mind about these crossbows.
FAQs
How Do I Pick Between a Recurve and Compound for My Next Hunt?
Choosing your weapon is half the fun. Recurves, like the Hornet, bring that classic bow feel with straightforward power and easy fixes if the trail gets rough. Compounds, think Sinister 430D, crank up the speed, and shrink the size with those slick cams, perfect if you’re after a modern edge.
What’s the Best Way to Sight In My Standard CenterPoint Crossbow?
Getting your crossbow dialed in shouldn’t feel like rocket science. For the standard CenterPoint Crossbow scope, start at 10 yards to ensure your POI is close to your POA. We recommend shooting for different spots on your target to ensure you do not damage your arrows in the target. Once close at 10 yards, back up to 20 yards and zero using the top reticle in your scope. Use the windage and elevation turrets on your scope to walk your POI into your POA.
Once zeroed at 20 yards, back up to 30,40 and 50 yards and shoot using the second, third and fourth reticle. Your POI using the second, third and fourth reticle will differ depending on the speed of your crossbow. Understand where the POI is for your specific bow using the second, third and fourth reticle. Once complete, you have successfully zeroed your CenterPoint Crossbow.
Our designs, recurve or compound, shoot straight out of the box, but a little time zeroing in means you’re not second-guessing when that buck steps out.
Can These Crossbows Handle Wet and Wild Conditions?
Mother Nature doesn’t play nice, and neither should your gear. Our crossbows are built tough, with high-quality limbs and components that shrug off rain, mud, even a tumble down a ridge. The Hornet is perfect for pest control or target shooting; the Sinister’s compact build cuts through wind like nothing.
What Accessories Pair Best with CenterPoint Crossbows?
For the Hornet, grab some Stinger Bolts; they’re lightweight aluminum killers made for recurve punch. The CP400 loves CP400 Select Arrows, 20-inch carbon shafts with optional lighted nocks to track your shot in low light. Add a DEADPOINT Broadhead for that clean, lethal finish. It’s all about syncing your setup to your style, and we’ve got the goods to make it happen.
