Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The ballistic calculator on your TenPoint VISION HD scope simplifies aiming by combining the built-in laser rangefinder with preloaded data profiles for your TenPoint crossbow. This guide shows you how to turn it on, select the correct ballistic profile, range your target, and let the scope auto-adjust your point of aim.
0:00 What the ballistic calculator does
0:18 Turning on the ballistic calculator
0:30 Selecting your ballistic data profile
0:46 Using the laser rangefinder: aim the box, not the reticle
1:15 Taking your shot at 40 yards
1:21 Ranging and shooting at 50 yards
1:48 Next: setting up a custom profile
How it works: Open the settings menu, scroll to the ballistic calculator and turn it on, then choose the preloaded ballistic profile for your specific TenPoint crossbow. To range a target, press the laser rangefinder button — a small red box appears on screen. Place the box on your target (not your reticle), range it, and your point of aim adjusts automatically. Then take your shot.
In this video: turning on the calculator, selecting your profile, and ranging targets at 40 and 50 yards with automatic point-of-aim adjustment. If your crossbow isn't in the preloaded data, you'll need a custom profile — that's covered in the next video.
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The ballistic calculator on your TenPoint VISION HD scope simplifies aiming by combining the built-in laser rangefinder with preloaded data profiles for your TenPoint crossbow. This guide shows you how to turn it on, select the correct ballistic profile, range your target, and let the scope auto-adjust your point of aim.
0:00 What the ballistic calculator does
0:18 Turning on the ballistic calculator
0:30 Selecting your ballistic data profile
0:46 Using the laser rangefinder: aim the box, not the reticle
1:15 Taking your shot at 40 yards
1:21 Ranging and shooting at 50 yards
1:48 Next: setting up a custom profile
How it works: Open the settings menu, scroll to the ballistic calculator and turn it on, then choose the preloaded ballistic profile for your specific TenPoint crossbow. To range a target, press the laser rangefinder button — a small red box appears on screen. Place the box on your target (not your reticle), range it, and your point of aim adjusts automatically. Then take your shot.
In this video: turning on the calculator, selecting your profile, and ranging targets at 40 and 50 yards with automatic point-of-aim adjustment. If your crossbow isn't in the preloaded data, you'll need a custom profile — that's covered in the next video.
View full list of setup videos - tenpointcrossbows.com/videos_category/vision-scope-operation
Shop the VISION HD scope: tenpointcrossbows.com/product/vision-hd-digital-rangefinding-crossbow-scope
Questions or warranty: tenpointcrossbows.com/contact-tenpoint
Follow Us On:
Facebook: facebook.com/TenPointCrossbows
Instagram: instagram.com/tenpointcrossbows
X (Twitter): twitter.com/TenPT_Crossbows
#TenPointCrossbows #VisionHD #CrossbowScope
