Page 4 - Wicked Ridge RDX 400 Reviews

It is fine but not super crazy about the cocking method

I love the RDX 400 it was very easy to put together plus the customer service at ten point was awesome . When I first shot it At 20 and 40 yd it was dead on I have it cited in at 60 yd also which I figure is far enough I love the way it's built it is tough well manufactured I know it has a good warranty and awesome customer service and it's made here in the USA and in my State of Ohio. It is the crossbow I've ever owned and I'm already thinking of get another so my nephew can hunt with me . Thank ten for making a great crossbow and having such awesome people in your customer service Center

I have owned a PSE and the old standby Horton Max crossbows over the years, but neither compares to this one. It is quiet, fast, accurate, and reliable. The cocking system makes it easy to load while remaining silent. The included scope is good quality and easy to see through. The narrow design makes it easy to get the hard angle shot behind you while in a tree stand. The fact that TenPoints are made in America is a definite bonus where the market is flooded with subpar foreign products.

With the weight positioned foward it handles more like a rifle which I’m used to, so aiming and shooting it comes more natural. It’s my first crossbow ever and I am super impressed with it, totally awesome, plenty enough power and fun to shoot. Given time and more experience I might be able to offer insights on possible improvements but currently I can’t think of a single thing that I’d change, I mean nothing! Sure you can always upgrade the scope later if you want but the one that came with mine is good aplenty for out to 60 yds., maybe 70 or 80 yards if I was a better shooter. I am a “very satisfied “ first time customer.

This is my first TenPoint product and I can say that I am very pleased. The RDX 400 is very light, accurate, and fast. I love how affordable it is. Would recommend it to anyone.

The RDX 400 with accudraw is one of the easiest and most accurate crossbows that I have owned/used. The reverse limb design greatly improves the balance of the crossbow and improves accuracy when shooting from irregular positions. The bow has plenty of accuracy, speed and power for 60 yard kill shots. Highly recommended.

This is my first crossbow and I absolutely love it. Quality is excellent. The design makes the crossbow very comfortable and easy to shoot. After years of firearm Hunting, I bought my RDX400 and tried bow season for a change and I'm hooked

This reverse draw crossbow is absolutely fantastic with the crank cocking device. It is very Compact and easy to maneuver, with great accuracy Straight Out of the Box. I have mounted a burst Oracle X scope and it consistently shoots very tight groups out of 50 yards

Vert accurate and compact. Killed several deer with it so far

I have owned 2 Ten Point X-Bows now. I have no reason to buy a bow from another manufacturer. The quality and service is 2nd to none. The accuracy is unbelievable. I would recommend Ten point to everyone..

This is my first crossbow and it is well balanced and shoots great. I also like the fact that they are made in America!

Let's face it, crossbows are as expensive as a good hunting rifle, and sometimes a bit more. The RDX 400 is truly a working mans crossbow at a darn good price. Just don't be stupid and use mechanical broad heads. At 400 FPS mechanical broad heads get bent and twisted to the point on non-functionality after one shot hitting bone. Stick with fixed blades and you will be stunned by the speed and power. Complete pass-throughs are the norm. Use premium shafts and accuracy is under 2" at 50 yds. The narrow width of the reverse limbs makes silent creeping through the pines possible. That's everything I need to bring home the bacon, or venison.

I haven’t went deer hunting for a few years due to a shoulder operation. My wife bought me the rdx400 for Christmas. I love how light it is, the acudraw cocking device is so easy to use, the scope is crystal clear. So far I am very happy with my crossbow

This is my third crossbow and I am glad I went with the RDX 400. It is a step up in speed from my Horton RDX and the additional speed has definitely increased the range at which I am comfortable taking shots on deer. I used to limit shots to 30 yds but this crossbow takes it out to 40. I took three deer and a turkey during '22 seasons using this bow and all the shots on the deer were 35-40 yds with no noticeable string jumping.
It does balance nicely and I have not experienced any of the string or limb issues noted by other reviewers.
I put some LImbsaver dampeners on the limbs and it is pretty quiet for a crossbow.
I believe the primary advantage of the more powerful bows is the ability to shoot heavier bolts at higher speeds. My arrows weigh 475gr with 125gr BHs and 500 with 150s . This bow will push them out at 365-70 fps. They punch through bone and I generally get complete pass through even on quartering shots.
Paired with an EOTech Xbow sight this is a highly effective weapon. With the arrow set up above the 20yd dot is dead on out to 30 and the 2nd dot is 3" high at 40". That's flat shooting. Glad I stuck with Ten Point / Wicked Ridge!

I am very excited about my new crossbow. I bought it at the Bass Pro in OKC. Salesmen set it up and help me shot it the first time and I hit the bullseye! Very nice shooting bow easy to cock and shoot!

This is my second wickedridge crossbow. I still have my first one. After doing research I have chosen the rdx. After shooting it and carrying it around in the wood. The rdx is my primary bow and my other wickedridge has become my back up bow

Overall a decent bow. Upon the second shot the footstirrup just broke off not sure why it just did. Then I noticed the engage handle for the accu pro had fell off. This bow was brand new I had got for Christmas. Scope was on target at 20 yds but way off from where I was aiming. I did contact customer service and was very pleased with their quick response. They are sending me a new foot stirrup, but I will have to take it in to a service dealer for warranty work on the accu pro system. Looks like I will be paying for their labor on the bow.

The ACUdraw pro crank almost broke my wrist as it spun backwards. The crank boke internally somehow? A new ACUdraw crank is almost 1/2 the cost of a new RDX 400! It left a welt on my wrist bone the size of a golf ball and still hurts after two months of injury!

I had a ten point crossbow about 5 years ago and sold it. Didn’t think anything could beat it at the time. I got the urge to get back into bow hunting, and researched crossbows. I decided on the wicked ridge RDX400. I am sure glad that I did! Had I had the funds to do so, I would like to have gone with the decocking model.

Just opened it and it seems nice,shoots good at 20 yards out of the box,only took 3 shots to get it dialed in at 20.