Ten Point TRX 515 - Specs and Overview

Hi everybody, Josh with Workholder Archery. Today I wanted to introduce the TRX515 from TenPoint. New for 2024. A couple of specs on the bow. This bow will be 29 inches long. It will be 6 inches axle-to-axle in the tack position. Coming in at just a touch over 10.5 pounds with everything on the bow. Starting at the rear, this bow will come with the AccuSlide Max. It's going to sit just off-center. So it's going to sit below the rail. So that is going to be a new design this year. And that is going to create less torque into the barrel of this bow. Moving forward, this bow will come with the new Trick Attack trigger. 3 pound pull. Very crisp. And it is a single-stage. So it's not going to have... You don't have to take up the flack like you would on previous TenPoint models. This bow also has the new ambidextrous safety. So this will be on right and left side. Very nice upgrade this year. Previous models, if you wanted to use the left side, you would have to go with the left-hand safety switch. On the new model, that is standard. Both right and left side. Moving forward, this is going to be a reverse draw bow. Like I kind of mentioned, this does have a little bit different riser system. So if you see here, you will have top and bottom parts of the riser. And from there, you will also have a rest. So that is going to be the slide lock rest. So that will have two ball bearings and then a brush on the top. That does eliminate the rail for this bow. So TenPoint models traditionally do have rails. These two new models, the TRX-515 and the TX-440, no longer have rails. So that's going to shoot from the trigger box and through a rest. Eliminating the need for that barrel, which can affect the accuracy of your arrow, depending on your spine. This bow also will have the new push-button quiver system, which will release with just the push of a button, rather than using a locking lever. Also, for the TRX and TX, there is a new nock design. What this new nock design does is this is going to positively lock into your trigger box. This is one of the nicest upgrades with this entire bow. You can trust that if your arrow is nocked on, the bow will not shoot without that arrow clicked into place. Now, I don't want to confuse this with a capture nock system, because it is still the Alpha HP design, but it will click into your trigger box. So a very nice feature there. Something that will save a lot of issues from dry fires and items like that on TenPoint bows. If you do have any questions about this bow, give us a call at 574-773-0306 or check out our website, bowholderarchery.com