TenPoint Pro-View 400 Scope

Deer move when the light is poor. Your sight picture has to hold when the woods go gray.

Plenty of scopes look fine at noon on the range, but the shot that matters comes at the edge of daylight.

Low Light, Clear Aim: The illuminated reticle stays visible when the timber turns dark. You see your aim point instead of guessing at it.

Aim Points to 70 Yards: The reticle gives you aim points out to 70 yards, set for a 400 FPS crossbow. You range the buck, pick the mark, and hold.

In the Stand: You settle behind 3x magnification with 3 inches of eye relief. The buck steps out at last light and the picture is already there.

Fine Adjustment: Each click moves half an MOA for windage and elevation. Sighting in takes fewer bolts and less doubt.

Light on the Rail: At 14 ounces and 8.5 inches long, with a 32 mm tube, it adds little bulk. The crossbow still carries and shoulders the way you expect.

The last ten minutes of light belong to the hunter who can still see the reticle.