TenPoint Adds Advanced Optics to New Nitro 505 Crossbow

by the Shoot On staff

TenPoint has set the new bar in crossbow performance with their new Nitro 505 (read our review here). As if lightning-fast 505 fps wasn’t enough, the new Nitro 505 is also available with the latest rangefinding optics from two of the top names in the business: Burris and Garmin.

Nitro 505 Oracle X

TenPoint Crossbow Technologies and Burris® have teamed up to release the NEW Nitro 505 Oracle X. Delivering unheard of speeds of 505 FPS with a 400-grain arrow and featuring the revolutionary ACUslide™ silent cocking and safe de-cocking system, this perfectly balanced reverse-draw crossbow is equipped with the Burris® Oracle X™ Rangefinding scope to deliver precision at any range.

The industry’s fastest crossbow, the Nitro 505 measures an ultra-compact 6.5-inches wide and 30.5-inches long and delivers never before seen power of 227 foot-pounds of kinetic energy.

“In teaming with Burris, we continue to provide our customers rangefinding optics as we build the most accurate crossbows for shooting or hunting situations – the Nitro 505 is the fastest, most powerful crossbow we’ve ever manufactured and the addition of the Oracle X™ allow shooters to harness the full potential of this bow’s accuracy,” said Rick Bednar, TenPoint CEO.

The Burris® Oracle X™ crossbow scope is one of the most advanced crossbow scopes on the market and features a built-in laser rangefinder. When activated via the wireless remote or the range button on the scope, the 2-7x Oracle X instantly displays the distance to your target and provides an exact aiming point factoring the angle of your shot. A single button press lets you range game up to 200-yards away and reflective targets up to 500-yards away.

Forget the days of “gap shooting” with multiple aim points and reticle patterns – simply range the target and use the single aiming solution provided by the Oracle X™.

Nitro 505 XERO

TenPoint Crossbow Technologies and Garmin® have teamed up to release the new pinnacle in long-range crossbow accuracy and performance – the NEW Nitro 505 XERO. Delivering unheard of speeds of 505 FPS with a 400-grain arrow and featuring the revolutionary ACUslide™ silent cocking and safe de-cocking system, this perfectly balanced reverse-draw crossbow is equipped with the Garmin® XERO® X1i Rangefinding scope to deliver the fastest, most accurate long-range crossbow ever.

The industry’s fastest crossbow, the Nitro 505 XERO measures an ultra-compact 6.5-inches wide and 30.5-inches long and delivers never before seen power of 227 foot-pounds of kinetic energy.

“Teaming with Garmin® allows us to continue our commitment to building the most accurate crossbows for shooting or hunting situations – the Nitro 505 XERO is the fastest, most accurate, and most powerful crossbow ever manufactured.” said Rick Bednar, TenPoint CEO.

The Garmin® XERO® X1i crossbow scope with built-in laser rangefinder is the first of its kind. This auto-ranging digital scope with 3.5X magnification automatically measures distance to a target. A single button press lets you range game up to 250-yards away and reflective targets up to 500-yards away.

Precise illuminated aim points automatically adjust for both distance and brightness conditions to allow you to see your target, unobstructed by reticle patterns. The days of “gap shooting” with multiple aim points are gone, you need merely to range the target by way of the built-in touchpad on the grip and use the single aiming solution provided by the XERO® X1i.

The Laser Locate™ waypoint projection feature works with compatible Garmin® devices (sold separately) to show you exactly where the target was located when the shot or range was taken, so you can better track game or find bolts. In addition, the scope allows you to create custom bolt profiles with unique aim point stacks for each setup, while its Target Lock and Steady Shot features assist with ranging and aiming performance to help improve accuracy.

To see more about the new Nitro 505 with Burris and Garmin rangefinding optics, visit TenPointCrossbows.com.