Wicked Ridge M370 Problems and Support Questions
If you own an M370 and you're hitting issues or have maintenance questions, here's our honest approach: we have no confirmed record of a specific, documented defect pattern for the M370. What we can offer is general crossbow maintenance and troubleshooting guidance that reasonably applies to M370 owners, covering the most common searches - problems, string length and replacement, bolt sizing, and decocking.
M370 problems: general troubleshooting first
As with any crossbow, the most common cause of something seeming to malfunction is the anti-dry-fire safety engaging because a bolt isn't fully seated against the string - a standard safety feature, not a defect. Before assuming a mechanical fault, verify bolt seating, check the string and cables for visible wear, and confirm the cocking mechanism is engaging smoothly. If something looks structurally off - a crack, a seized crank, a trigger that won't reset - that's a question for TenPoint's official customer support, not a guess from us.
String length, string replacement, and general wear
Questions around wicked ridge m370 string length and wicked ridge m370 string replacement come up often because string and cable wear is completely normal maintenance on any compound crossbow, independent of brand or model. Watch for fraying, serving wear where the string meets the rail, and a string that looks noticeably looser than when new - these are signs it's time to replace. We don't have the exact factory string length specification for the M370 confirmed in our data, so for the precise replacement spec, check your owner's manual or confirm directly with TenPoint support before ordering a replacement string.
Bolt size: match your original package spec
For wicked ridge m370 bolts and bolt size questions, the safest answer is to match whatever bolt length and weight your M370 originally shipped with, since crossbow bolt specifications are matched to each model's power stroke and draw weight by the manufacturer. We don't have the M370's exact original package bolt spec confirmed here - check your owner's manual or the original packaging for general compatible options once you've confirmed the correct size for your model.
Cocking and decocking the M370
For general cocking and decocking safety that applies to the M370 and other Wicked Ridge models: use your crossbow's built-in de-cock mechanism if it has one, or discharge a bolt into a safe target if it doesn't - never ease a cocked string down by hand. More model coverage is available on our Wicked Ridge reviews hub.
Availability questions (including Canada)
Searches like wicked ridge m370 canada most likely reflect questions about regional retailer availability or import logistics. We don't have specific import rules or regional stock data to share here - retailer availability varies by region and changes over time, so the most reliable approach is checking directly with retailers serving your region or TenPoint's dealer network for current stock and shipping options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a known defect pattern with the Wicked Ridge M370?
What's the string length on the M370?
What bolt size does the M370 use?
How do I decock my M370?
Is the Wicked Ridge M370 available in Canada?
My M370 string looks worn - is that a defect?
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