Page 4 - TenPoint ACUdraw Cocking Device Reviews

I have a bad neck and back. I could never use a regular cocking device. This has been a God send! So easy to use, I don't know why anyone would use anything else!!

This device is simple and easy to use. Absolutely no strain in shoulders. Kept me hunting during bow season after shoulder surgery

I have had four back surgeries and a hip replacement, but refuse to give up hunting. Drawing a powerful Tenpoint Crossbow would be next to impossible without without the ease of the ACUdraw cocking device. I simply engage the system and easily turn the crank. My quiet, powerful Tenpoint is ready to go. No sweat.

Overall the best accessory for any crossbow. Very easy to use and saves your arms & shoulders. I would recommend this to any user.

the ease of use,the quality .and consistent accuracy Has brought me three nice bucks so far

I recently was diagnosed with bursitis of the elbow which all of a sudden precluded me from cocking my crossbow the conventional way. Fortunately I kept my old Ten Point Stealth 2 which was fitted with the Acudraw 50. I quickly purchased the crank operated Acudraw, installed it, and was back in business and able to take advantage of the ongoing white tail deer rut. Thank you ten point for producing the slickest crank cocking system for crossbows on the market.

I have to admit, I had my doubts on the ACUdraw system. This is the first crossbow I've owned with it, and I love it! The string is evenly drawn every time, no worries about uneven cocking. Using this cocker is fast and almost effortless!

will ACU darw fit on stryker zone 380 please advise on it

No other product on the market that compares. If you are disabled this is the only way to go, hands down.

I have been a bow hunter in CA. for a little over 30 years and was stricken with a debilitating disease called Rheumatoid Arthritis. I was unable to even practice much with my bow let alone hunt with it. I successfully applied for a disabled archers permit and soon after narrowed my next hunting purchase down to a Ten Point Titan Xtreme package W/acudraw. the acudraw has kept me in the bow hunting game. This product has never failed me. I even use a low power cordless drill to crank it wen practicing.

Installed an ACUdraw on my wife's Carbon Nitro and she couldn't be happier. It really is a must for all crossbows. It just makes it so much easier to cock the bow and not only because of draw weight. It makes it a lot easier to cock the bow without having to take it off the shooting table while sighting in and it's MUCh easier to recock your bow after shooting from a tree stand. No more worrying about falling out. Spend the money and get one.

A crossbow with out the acudraw accessory is an incomplete crossbow. A must have in my book. On numerous occasions, it has allowed me to reload in the stand with out detection, (if performed with the safety mechanism engaged).

So easy to use my wife has no problem cocking bow.

This device is self explanatory it cocks your crossbow by cranking a handle with no effort. It has an anti reverse system built in and is built very well. There's not much to it but it make a world of difference and I wouldn't do without it.

With being disabled I was certain I would never archery hunt again. But with TenPoint and the Acudraw I am still able to enjoy the sport I grew up doing.
With basically one hand I am able to cock the bow with no problems. And is not bulky and does not interfere with the performance of the bow.

I'm on my second Tenpoint crossbow with the Accudraw. This is an amazing mechanism. It takes all the work out of cocling the crossbow.

Had defect from factory, no warranty,had to pay 115.00 dollars to repair, less than two months old.

I'm an old geezer with a bad shoulder and wouldn't be able to cock a crossbow without the ACUdraw. That means I wouldn't be hunting during archery season. The ACUdraw works great providing a consistent draw every time with minimal effort. As I see it, there are two minor problems. The first is that I purchased the Sound Dampening System (SDS) to further quiet my already quiet Turbo GT but the ACUdraw makes a loud clicking sound when cocking the bow. I'm certain that any critter within a hundred yards or so will hear it. Secondly, the short limbs of the bow create a very acute angle with the string at the trigger assembly making it somewhat difficult to disengage the claw from the string after cocking the bow. This will be even more difficult during the winter with heavy gloves on.

Bow was easy to tune and get sighted in and is accurate. Noise level is quite good.

I have had my ACUdraw for several years now and have replaced the internals 3 times. The concept is great but I have had ongoing issues with mine since new. The biggest issue is getting it to retract once the string is cocked. The replacement parts aren't cheap to begin with, so after 3 times trying I've given up on having it work reliably for longer periods of time. If I had to do it over again I would get the regular cocking device.