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Cranked Cocking Devices for Crossbows Question - NorthernRaider - 11 July 2012

Has anyone come across an after market hand cranked cocking device (not the rope thingy) that will fit the crossbows from companies like Petron, Venom and the other names used by the chinese x bow makers ?


RE: Cranked Cocking Devices for Crossbows Question - Paul - 11 July 2012

Barnett do one. Looks positively medieval.
It could be good for you NR as it only claims to need 16 lbs of force.
Never seen one in real life though.






RE: Cranked Cocking Devices for Crossbows Question - NorthernRaider - 11 July 2012

(11 July 2012, 12:30)Paul Wrote: Barnett do one. Looks positively medieval.
It could be good for you NR as it only claims to need 16 lbs of force.
Never seen one in real life though.

The Barnett one looks as though it could be adapted but its designed to fit their own specific stocks, and its over £100 to buy. I was hoping the chinese made one for their bows but i cannot see anything so far.
There use to be a chap in teesside who made crossbows for fun and he machined one for his pride and joy and he cocked it with a cordless drill instead of a crank !!


RE: Cranked Cocking Devices for Crossbows Question - Familyguy - 11 July 2012

i have one on my exocet 200 ... very slow and the ratchet can be a bit ? at times


RE: Cranked Cocking Devices for Crossbows Question - Paul - 12 July 2012

(11 July 2012, 23:54)Familyguy Wrote: i have one on my exocet 200 ... very slow and the ratchet can be a bit ? at times
Will it fit all the exocet range?



RE: Cranked Cocking Devices for Crossbows Question - Familyguy - 13 July 2012

i beleive so but it has to be removed before you shoot the arrow ...very slow tbh .