TenPoint Crossbow Discharge Arrow Reviews

Having this beats lugging around a target to shoot into

The crossbow discharge arrow is very easy to use and convenient to carry with my X-bow.

Very useful in the field when you need to de-cock and release the tension on the bow. Fits in the quiver and easy to discharge. Releasing in the field can be noisy though and shooting into soft ground makes it difficult to find the arrow.

This was a great product to decock my crossbow and saved me from using my high end arrows But at last the time has come for me to buy a new tenpoint crossbow and I’m looking at the turbo x which comes with the new acuslide cocking device and the decocking feature will eliminate the need for any arrow to decock Very excited👊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👊

It definitely stops the arrow from burying it deeper into the ground.

If you’re tired of pulling a bolt out from a ball ? This makes it simple

I used this discharge arrow and it worked perfectly. No problems.

The discharge arrow worked great. Stuck in the ground about an inch, so it didn’t get lost and was easy to retrieve.

Arrows are Very easy to use and work very well with crossbow

Works like it should. Shoot into preferably soft dirt. Thought the shipping charges were too much.

1st time I used this arrow the nock shattered and flew all to pieces

This is the second discharge arrow I've purchased and the second subsequent failure. The first time using the first one, the nock broke off. Now, with the second arrow, upon firing into a soft dirt mound, the insert ripped out of the arrow and broke the carbon shaft. I'm a bit frustrated as I've spent good money on a crossbow and subsequent discharge arrows only to have this happen multiple times.

This a waste of money. The nock and reciver broke after 2nd time using this junk .

Stops bolts when de-cocking however a few words of caution. If shooting into the ground make sure the area is rock free and I am not sure what targets are acceptable for shooting it into however when I shot it into my hanging de-cocking bag target it bounced back really fast nearly hitting me in the head.

Best decocking arrow I have used. If the arrow shaft breaks from hitting arock or anything you can put the weight on any other arrow. Would be nice if it had a lighted knock as I have had to search for it a couple times.

After years of shooting an old arrow into the ground and trying to pull it out I purchased a discharge arrow. Not only is it much safer than an arrow hitting a rock or root potentially ricocheting it works great in late season when the ground is frozen.

I was torn between bringing a target along to discharge my bow after a day of hunting but after watching a video on the discharge arrow I was sold on it immediately. Every night after hunting I switched out and shot the discharge arrow into a dirt mound and it worked perfect. I maybe wrongly assumed the arrow would go deep into the mound, but it didn't and was super easy to pull out. I'm very impressed and so much easier than having to worry about bringing a target along on hunting trips to discharge a field tip arrow into.

This is a must in you quiver or backpack. So easy to use and to recover. A discharge arrow is so much safer for hunter than climbing with your crossbow cocked or damaging it by dry firing. Saves on lost arrows too.

We use the arrow every time that we go out hunting and it holds up well.

This works great and allows quick discharge/de-cocking without wasting an arrow. I do recommend checking to ensure the tip/weight is fully screwed in each time. It can come loss after 1- discharges.