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Nov 25, 2018
Very nice tent for the money
I bought this tent to stay in on a hunting trip to southern Ohio. Lived in it for 12 days. We encountered hi winds and three days of hard solid rain. It leaked in the corners after about the third day. But nothing that would make me say it’s not water proof. We just put a t shirt in each corner to catch what little water came in and we were good to go. The ceiling never leaked A drop that’s all I cared about. The screen patio sucked because there’s no way to enclose it so everything in it gets wet. Very easy to set up and pack up when finished camping. Lots of room and with a small electric heater we managed to stay warm even when it hit down to the 30’s. Highly recommend this tent. It was a great buy.
Sep 26, 2019
Poor engineering
1 of 1 found this helpful Sled type cocking mechanism is poorly designed. There is only a very small groove in it that does not contain the string. Swivel style stirrup prevents the bow from being rigid during cocking. The sled will flip over backwards and release the string causing it to dry fire. When it happened to me I was trying to get the string to lock at full draw. When you pull back to seat it it causes the bow to flex at the stirrup causing this lead to pull away from the rail that’s why it will flip over backwards and release the string. It blew apart half the sled went flying down the range and it damage the rail on the bow. If you try to turn it in to CenterPoint They will tell you that because you him properly cock the ball they won’t warranty it just giving everybody a heads up I wouldn’t buy it until they change the design on the sled. I ended up buying a wicked ridge RTX 400 Instead Way better crossbow for the money
Jan 28, 2011
2006 Mathews Ovation
1 of 1 found this helpful As always Mathews has a reputation as being the largest bow manufacturer in the world. The Ovation was a pretty tough act to beat in 2004 and continues to remain competetive into 2011. It offers the perfect blend of accuracy and forgiveness shot after shot that's why when i shoot competition with my ovation or i am hunting with my Z7 Xtreme i won't trust my winning or killing shot to anything but a Mathews bow.