TenPoint Issues a Recall on Certain 2011-2014 TenPoint and Wicked Ridge Crossbows

In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, TenPoint Crossbow Technologies is announcing a voluntary recall to self-test, and if necessary, repair certain TenPoint and Wicked Ridge crossbows. TenPoint has discovered that arrows can release from certain crossbows following a sequence of actions involving: 1. pulling the trigger when the safety is on “safe”, 2. moving the safety slide to “fire”, 3. attempting unsuccessfully to return the safety to “safe”, and 4. pulling the trigger a second time believing the trigger is on “safe”. TenPoint is requesting that owners of these models conduct a simple self-test to determine if their crossbow requires the recall and repair. Please click here to download the complete Important Safety Notice. Please click here to download the self-test written instructions. Please click here to view the self-test video. To determine if your crossbow is subject to the voluntary recall, please complete the following steps: Step 1 Do you currently own one of the following crossbow models? If so, please proceed to Step #2. TenPoint Shadow Ultra-Lite TenPoint Turbo XLT II TenPoint Titan Xtreme TenPoint Maverick HP TenPoint GT Flex TenPoint Phantom CLS-S Wicked Ridge Raider CLS Wicked Ridge Invader HP Wicked Ridge Warrior HL Step 2 Is your crossbow equipped with a "Void If Removed" sticker on the back of the trigger box? (Where do I find a "Void If Removed" sticker?) If your crossbow is not equipped with this sticker, please proceed to Step #3. If your crossbow is equipped with this sticker, we have already upgraded your trigger safety, and you do not need to return the crossbow for repair. Step 3 Enter your Serial Number to determine if your crossbow is included in this recall. (Where do I find my Serial Number?) Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions.