Wicked Ridge Crossbow Scope

Be clear-eyed about what you're buying: a universal-fit crossbow scope like a Crossfire II 2-7x32 kit is not a Wicked Ridge or TenPoint branded optic - it's a widely compatible aftermarket scope built to standard crossbow rail mounting, not the specific Pro-View unit that ships inside Wicked Ridge packages. There's no standalone Pro-View listing covered in this guide, so if you specifically want to replace a damaged Pro-View with an identical unit, that's a different purchase than the aftermarket options discussed here.

A variable 2-7x magnification range covers the realistic hunting distances most crossbow shooters use (inside 50 yards), with the lower end useful for quick target acquisition in thick cover and the higher end for precise shot placement at the edge of ethical crossbow range. Second focal plane (SFP) reticles keep the reticle size constant regardless of magnification setting, which is the simpler, more intuitive choice for hunters who aren't doing precision ranging math through the scope itself.

• Your factory Pro-View scope is damaged and you want a functional replacement rather than an exact factory match.
• You're building up a second crossbow (like a Warrior 400 or Invader M1) and don't want to buy a full new package just for the optic.
• You prefer a different reticle style or magnification range than what ships standard.

Universal crossbow scopes are built around a standard weaver/picatinny-style rail mount, which is the mounting pattern used across nearly all modern crossbow risers including Wicked Ridge models. Still, confirm your specific crossbow's rail spec before ordering, and re-zero any new optic at your actual hunting distance rather than trusting a factory pre-set.