CenterPoint Wrath 430 Compound Crossbow
- 430 FPS arrow speed from a 200 lb draw weight
- 9 inches cocked, bullpup design
- Silent crank cocking, rope cocker also included
- 4x32 illuminated scope in the box
- 3 carbon arrows, twenty-inch, 400 grain, field points
- 14.9 lb weight, aluminum rails and cams
- Ambidextrous stock with dry fire prevention
- 5-year limited warranty
Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A short, fast crossbow for blinds and thick cover that arrives with scope, arrows, quiver and cocking aids. Its carry weight is the limitation on long walks to the stand.
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ASIN: B09TS2BYLVModel: Wrath 430Category: Crossbows
Overview
CenterPoint builds the Wrath as a compact compound crossbow with a bullpup layout that shortens the whole frame. A full bearing cam system on machined aluminum rails launches the arrow, and a silent crank handles cocking and reloading without loud clicks.
Short overall length is the reason to look here: the bullpup build swings easily inside a ground blind or a cramped tree stand. The full kit means no shopping for optics or arrows before the first session. Weight is the limitation, and the listing gives no trigger pull figure.
Who it's for
Hunters working inside a cramped blind or thick brush get a short bow that is quick to maneuver and quiet to reload. Shooters who hike far to their stand and count every pound may find the carry weight wearing.
Pros and cons
- Very short cocked length for tight spaces
- Silent crank for quiet reloading
- Scope, arrows, quiver and rope cocker included
- Dry fire prevention protects shooter and bow
- Heavy to carry for a compact crossbow
- Trigger pull weight not listed
- Only three arrows in the box
- Carry case absent from the contents
Performance notes
Arrow speed comes from the heavy draw weight stored in the limbs and released through the bearing cams, which govern how evenly that energy reaches the string. Consistent cocking with the crank helps arrows leave the rail the same way each shot. The short bullpup frame makes the bow easy to swing between shooting lanes in a blind.
Specifications
| Brand | CenterPoint |
|---|---|
| Model | Wrath 430 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 14.9 pounds |
| Archery Draw Weight | 200 pounds |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Archery Draw Length | 11 inches |
| Cocked size | 9 inches cocked |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Color | Black |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 5 Years |
| Other details | |
| Compound Bow Cam System | Full Bearing Cam |
| Cocking device | Silent crank, rope cocker |
| Safety features | Dry fire prevention |
Frequently asked questions
How do I maintain the CenterPoint Wrath 430 between seasons?
The listing gives no maintenance schedule or string care instructions. It notes a full bearing cam system on CNC machined aluminum rails and cams, so follow the CenterPoint manual for string and rail service.
Can I cock the CenterPoint Wrath 430 without the crank?
Yes. A rope cocker is included alongside the built-in silent crank, according to the listing.
Is the Wrath 430 crossbow suitable for left-handed shooters?
The listing marks its hand orientation as ambidextrous.
Does the CenterPoint Wrath 430 protect against dry firing?
Yes. The description lists dry fire prevention to protect both the shooter and the crossbow.