Scorpyd RDT 165

Patrick Hogan - December 13, 2010

New for 2010, Scorpyd's RDT 165 is capable of launching a 22-inch, 400-grain arrow at a blistering 425 fps.

By Patrick Hogan

New for 2010, Scorpyd's RDT 165 is capable of launching a 22-inch, 400-grain arrow at a blistering 425 fps. The latest Scorpyd offering features a folding stock, which makes the crossbow easier to cock, along with center balance technology, anti-dry fire capability and a first-quality trigger. The RDT 165 weighs in at 8.9 pounds and measures 38 inches long and 16 1/2 inches from axle to axle. For more information, visit www.scorpyd.com.

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