TenPoint ACUdraw Replacement Covers Reviews

These covers need some sort of metal grommet around the string hole to prevent accidentally tightening the string right through the plastic.

They need to be made out of something a little tougher!!!

There are no screws with covers, they should be included ( takes 2 per cover)

These are so overpriced for the expected quality from TenPoint. I understand the newer models have a rubber type that should of been provided for replacement at no cost. You guys are getting too greedy. Disappointing.

The new ACU draw covers went on fantastic but I had to make a modification by adding two plastic posts on each side so the problem doesn't repeat the next time I remove the covers checking for moisture and overtighten. The posts alleviate the covers breaking if you overtighten the 4 screws.

First off, I love the crossbow. My first was a Parker, (very smooth but somewhat inconsistent) then I went to Mathews MIssion(meh!) Didn't live up to the hype. I bought the TenPoint and haven't looked back. Super easy to use, compact and accurate. BUT....The cocker cover are very poorly constructed and prone to breakage very easily.I had to repair mine using washers and longer screws. Not happy with the look but it's funcional. Reinforced screw slots or perhaps screws that pass through to the other side, like grip screws ,would go along way to enhance the durability.

I marked it down one star because I wanted camouflage and they only provide the covers in black.

After less than 100 shots, the draw string on both side have cut a ¼" - ⅜" slot into the plastic, causing the string to get wedge in it when it tightens. I noticed slight wear on the string and couldn't figure out why the draw string would not release the string, took the cover off and noticed the cut and wedged string. Now I have to make sure the string is pulled up and out otherwise it wedges or cuts a little deeper. The plastic should be a little thicker.

Very poor design regarding screw holes in ACUdraw covers. Holes will eventually wear so that hole is larger than the screw head. Holes should be reinforced or have a rubber bushing so that they don't wear or crack as other reviewers have noted. Recommend, but with reservations.

All you need is a Phillips screwdriver and a little bit of patience lining up the holes. A little pricey for a thin piece of plastic. Hopefully, they last longer than the last one. But what the hell! The bow works perfectly and is extremely accurate. A small price to pay after three years.

Fit perfect, only wish they offered the camo ones to match crossbow. Quick service

Would give 5 stars if they would engineer some type of support/stand off for mounting hardware. I made my own to prevent it from happening in the future.

Screw hole by the crank hole area is to flimsy it cracks if you tighten to tight other then that it’s good

The cover is terrible, All of the screw slots have broken off and I have to replace the cover.

Although the ACUdraw system works much better than other systems I have used on crossbows I am disappointed in the plastic cover on the right side of my system. Both screw holes broke open in the cover so that the screws no longer can hold the right side of the cover in place. I believe a heavier plastic might solve the issue but for now I plan to use washers with my new replacement cover.

I ordered a camo set to replace the original black covers that came with my Turbo XLT. Both sets have one big flaw - no screw stops. The screws cannot be tightened very much because they just keep going and press the tops of the covers in. A set of stand-offs from the hardware store solved the issue.

I must say, I believe TenPoint Crossbows to be the Cadillac of Crossbows however, I find fault in these ACUdraw covers and the design. I have replaced 2 sets and now am in need of a 3rd. The right hand side is weakly made because the crank hole and the hold down screw placement being so close. This cover cracks open and I believe due to the fact that an underside standoff would more support; drilled out to allow the screw to enter thru and support the inner surface when tightened down, as an inner support should be added. This would allow the cover to be tightened without worry of over tightening and supporting the cover firmly. Raymond