TenPoint Titan 400 Crossbow
- 400 FPS arrow speed
- ACUdraw Silent cocking, 5 lbs draw effort
- Pro-View 400 scope, illuminated, aimpoints to 70 yards
- 6 lbs, 9.75 inch narrow
- 215 pounds draw weight
- Ships assembled and pre-sighted, mount scope and check zero
- Arrow count conflict: three vs six in the listing
Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A light, narrow crossbow with silent built in cocking that suits stand and blind hunters at moderate ranges. The scope tops out shorter than long range models, and the listing disagrees on how many arrows come in the box.
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ASIN: B0CN7YZ1ZWModel: Titan 400Category: Crossbows
Overview
TenPoint built the Titan as a compact hunting crossbow with its ACUdraw Silent cocking system fully integrated into the stock. Turning the crank draws the string quietly with little effort, and a Pro-View scope with an illuminated reticle handles aiming.
Silent, built in cocking means no forgotten rope cocker and no noise in the stand. A light, narrow frame helps in tight blinds. Scope aim points cover moderate hunting distances, and the box count of arrows differs between the bullets and the spec sheet.
Who it's for
Hunters who shoot from treestands and ground blinds will use the narrow profile and the quiet crank. Long range target shooters need a scope with more aim points.
Pros and cons
- Silent integrated cocking system
- Low effort to draw the string
- Narrow frame for tight blinds
- Arrives assembled and pre-sighted
- Shorter scope range
- Listing conflicts on arrow count
- Warranty terms not detailed
Performance notes
The crank multiplies force so the shooter pulls a fraction of the full draw weight, and doing it silently matters near game. A narrow limb spread reduces the chance of cams hitting a stand or blind wall. Accuracy past the scope's aim points falls to the shooter's holdover.
Specifications
| Brand | TenPoint |
|---|---|
| Model | Titan 400 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 6 pounds |
| Archery Draw Weight | 215 pounds |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Width uncocked | 9.75 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Bolt speed | 400 FPS |
| Scope range | 70 yards |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Polycarbonate |
| Color | Vektra |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Pro-View 400 scope, ACUdraw Silent, three Pro Elite 400 carbon arrows, string dampening system, bow hook, quiver |
| Other details | |
| Scope type | Pro-View 400, illuminated reticle |
| Cocking device | ACUdraw Silent, 5 lbs draw effort |
Frequently asked questions
How do I care for the TenPoint Titan 400 after setup?
The listing only says to mount the scope and verify the zero before hunting. String and rail care are not covered, so follow the TenPoint manual.
How many arrows come with the TenPoint Titan 400?
The bullets say three Pro Elite 400 carbon arrows, while the spec sheet says 6 Centerpunch arrows. Check the box contents on arrival.
Does the Titan 400 need a separate cocking rope?
No. The ACUdraw Silent system is built into the crossbow and cuts draw effort to 5 lbs.
Does the Titan 400 arrive assembled?
Yes, assembled and pre-sighted. You mount the scope and confirm its zero.