Broadheads for TenPoint Crossbows
For a TenPoint crossbow, the brand's own EVO-X and Nemesis broadheads are the safe match, with compatible heads available too. Match any head to your specific model - fit matters more than brand.
This page covers broadheads for TenPoint crossbows - TenPoint EVO-X and Nemesis broadheads plus compatible heads. The listings below are the current options; match them to your specific model, because fit is what matters more than brand. For the wider category see the accessories hub.
What actually wears
The string and cables age with use and storage, the rail needs lube to stop it eating strings, and the trigger and cocking cords benefit from the right lubricant. A basic maintenance kit - string wax, rail lube and applicator - covers the routine jobs and extends the life of the expensive parts.
A simple routine
Wax the string before damage rather than after - waxing a frayed string only hides the fraying. Lube the rail on schedule, and inspect the string and cables before each season and after storage. Match your arrows and confirm zero with the sight-in guide after any service.
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TenPoint broadhead families: EVO-X and Nemesis
TenPoint sells broadheads under two lines: the fixed-blade EVO-X heads and the mechanical Nemesis heads. Both thread onto the same standard inserts as any other crossbow broadhead, so the choice is about how the head cuts, not whether it will fit your bow. The table sums up the current factory options.
| Head | Type | Weight | What stands out |
|---|---|---|---|
| EVO-X Montec | Fixed, one-piece | 100 gr | Solid one-piece head that flies close to a field point |
| EVO-X CenterPunch | Fixed blade | 100 gr | Fixed-blade head for hunters who want no moving parts |
| Nemesis | Mechanical, 4-blade | 100 gr | Expandable 2-inch primary cut plus 1.75-inch secondary blades, 3.75 inches of total cut |
| Nemesis Titanium | Mechanical, 4-blade | 100 gr | The same Nemesis design built on a titanium ferrule |
Fixed heads are simpler and more forgiving to tune; mechanical heads like the Nemesis open on impact for a wider wound channel. Match grain weight to what your bow was tuned around and re-check zero after any switch.
For how broadheads sit alongside the rest of a TenPoint setup, see our independent TenPoint crossbow guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these fit my TenPoint model?
Fit depends on your exact model - check the listing against your bow's specs. When in doubt, choose the option TenPoint packages with your crossbow.
Are compatible / third-party options safe to use?
Reputable compatible parts are fine when they match the correct specification. The specification matters more than the badge - but never compromise on nock fit or a cocking system that is not built for your bow.
What is the TenPoint Nemesis Titanium broadhead?
The Nemesis Titanium is the titanium-ferrule version of TenPoint's Nemesis mechanical broadhead. It keeps the four-blade expandable design - a wide primary cut backed by secondary blades for a large wound channel and a strong blood trail - while the titanium ferrule adds strength at the business end. Like the rest of the line it is a 100-grain head, so it drops into a setup tuned for 100-grain points without re-tuning. If you are weighing it against fixed heads, the best broadheads guide lays out the trade-offs, and any head change means confirming zero with your arrows first.
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