can I put a Barnet cocking device on this crosbow
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Yes you can. I put one on mine. The crank does not come with directions for installing on this bow. Call Barnett! It comes with 2 sets of screws. One set will let the crank slip and hit your hand. I got hurt bad with it. I called Barnett to tell them what had happen and they told me I had used the wrong screws. No directions because the bow is newer than the kits. Works great now that it is hooked up correctly.
1349334
If you mean hand cranking device , yes they are on ebay, do a search of this model on ebay and you will find the correct one.I have one on my Recruit & it works perfectly! They are around $85.00.
1349335
Yes you can. On the back of the bow it has a circular looking indent that has a small picture of the crank device as well as the letters "Integrated CCD"
1349336
I have seen people online say it can be done. Best is to call Barnett direct.
2230856
I just got mine so i have not had to replace it.I did think about it though and would probably take it to a bow shop.I know Cabelas has cocking devices at their archery shop and cord looks like it would be the same.
1974424
it's a standard scope mount so I assume you can put anything you want on it. And there is a attachments grew somewhere in the front of it so I assume he put a reel on it too but don't know for sure. my suggestion would be to contact the manufacturer they are very helpful.
402150
Hey Nick: You can use this with any bow. But you need to be able to mount it on your bow at the right position, so that the arrow is not cocked.If your recurve doesn't have a place to rigidly attach it, you may need to drill a hole in the body of the bow and bolt it. Good Luck
1104426
I think so. To be sure, go to gooogle Crosman or call them. Also go to YOUTUBE. There are articles on installing a steel breech on a backbacker and several modifications.
892558
No it's really hard to cock back without it! If you want one that is easy to cock back you should look into a compound crossbow.
1767093
I shoot a Hoyt, so not very sure, however it should work. You may need the limb brackets. doesn't hurt to have them any way.
212210
No, Unfortunately you will need to get the crosman intermount 3/8 in. dovetail for it. or the weaver rails. I would probably go with the weaver rail mount.
827964
not that I know of, It is hard to cock, but surprisingly powerful. arrows suck. I would look at one withe the cams/pully system
1755833
It was designed for wicked ridge crossbows, but with the way that it bolts on through the stock, I don't see why it wouldn't ... I love mine .. makes cocking my crossbow so much easier.
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B.Bob, I don't think this will work for you without some pretty serious modification. Depending upon whether the Gretsch uses a "spider" or a "biscuit". If it's a Spider, no feasible way. With a biscuit would be possible to slot the biscuit, then insert the piezo and the place a saddle over it. It would be a pretty labor intensive and difficult task. Not impossible, but I would probably look for other options. You might look at a "dot" style transducer that could be placed on the center of the cone. This would probably be a less expensive and easier option than going with a Fishman or L.R.Baggs, both of which are good but pricey. B.Bob, I don't think this will work for you without some pretty serious modification. Depending upon whether the Gretsch uses a "spider" or a "biscuit". If it's a Spider, no feasible way. With a biscuit would be possible to slot the biscuit, then insert the piezo and the place a saddle over it. It would be a pretty labor intensive and difficult task. Not impossible, but I would probably look for other options. You might look at a "dot" style transducer that could be placed on the center of the cone. This would probably be a less expensive and easier option than... » Read More B.Bob, I don't think this will work for you without some pretty serious modification. Depending upon whether the Gretsch uses a "spider" or a "biscuit". If it's a Spider, no feasible way. With a biscuit would be possible to slot the biscuit, then insert the piezo and the place a saddle over it. It would be a pretty labor intensive and difficult task. Not impossible, but I would probably look for other options. You might look at a "dot" style transducer that could be placed on the center of the cone. This would probably be a less expensive and easier option than going with a Fishman or L.R.Baggs, both of which are good but pricey. « Show Less
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If the nerf is aluminum then sure, u could modify height and tig weld it. As far as just the existing holes on bullys, then I'd say no. The round nerf has minimal mating surface for hardware. Hope this helps.
1087847
Can't say for certain because don't have that model crossbow. Recommend you contact Barnett either by their web site or 800 number.
759215
Yes, now that I think about it you can buy a hand crank to cock your bow. Once cocked there is no holding the string. Crossbow would be perfect as long as you got the hand crank. Without that the crank it does take some effort to cocktail the bow. Hope this had helped you
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I would not see why not, just line one of the blades with the cock feather and it should shoot fine... If it dose not line up and you are using aluminum shafts, get a torch to heat up the aluminum feral inside the shaft and get ether a broad head wrench or pliers while it is still hot and turn one of the blades to aline with cock feather
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Yes you can. You have to drill and tap holes on the top of the receiver, but it can be done. I would go this route as I am not a fan of adding saddles to the receiver as you have to replace the pins and use the ones that come with the saddle. This can lead to a couple of issues, over tightening which can lead to bunching and locking when trying to rack, or the possibility of having the pins strip or fail. Using this rail with some BLUE (not RED) LockTite, would almost guarantee a permanent install.
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The broad heads will work well with any crossbow. Replacement o rings can be found online. The broad heads performed well for me. Good luck.