Does this barnett buck commander crossbow have a cranking device mount to the stock internally?
2092869
there is a place under the cheek pad rest where a cranking device can be mounted however it does not come with the bow. I hope this helps you. glenn
303806
You have to buy the crank handle and stuff but the crossbow already has receivers for it built in. It does NOT come stock with the weapon, you have to buy the parts.
1047651
I put the barnett crossbows crank cocking device on mine. It works great. I love it. It will work great for you. Simple instructions.
1818322
I have the Barnett quad 400. The quiver mount holes do not align with the mounting taps on the bow.
303807
yes it does, it mounts in the buttstock, is at times in the way when you try to take a shot....
1540746
Yes it does. Save your money though, I found this to preform marginal at best and got intermittent failures. Can't handle the recoil and light goes out. Not because the slide bar slips, because the unit itself will not seat firmly on barrel seat. Great idea but way too expensive for how it works. Don't buy it. Look for a rail mount like the Viridian
175036
which crank actually fit and worked with your Buck commander? Do you have any regretts with the bow or crank? Russ Fisher russell.fisher@navy.mil
2042227
No, no cocking rope. I would never buy this crossbow again, even if they gave me the rope. Amazon was great, but Barnett is an entirely different story. After you buy this thing, you are on your own and can expect no support. Worst company I have ever purchased from, and I am an old guy.......
25284
It does work for cranking of crossbow, How ever i just wish they would have finished the engineering on same that would have conceal the complete crank with fold up handle in order to place cover or sides back in place with out having to take it apart after usage.
90616
Yes, there is a safety on top of the stock behind the scope that can only be released when the crossbow is properly cocked and a bolt in place. It works well and is very intuative.
988829
I have it mounted on my Wildcat C5 crossbow, it is one of the models the crank cocking device was made for. If you poses basic mechanical skills , it should not be hard to install. Read the directions carefully, pay particular attention to the method of routing the string under the string anchor. I find it easy to use once you do it a few times.
2113267
I've mount mine on the new Bowtech Carbon Knight. I think it's a standard system and can be placed on any compound bow.
1632282
Yes depending on your stock. If you've got a swivel stud for mounting a rifle sling under the forward stock just in front of your hand but not on the end of the grip then it comes with a converter that will screw in otherwise you can mount to your rail if you've got an aftermarket stock. I've seen 7400's with the swivel stud at the end of the forward stock similiar to the tube of a shotgun as well and in that case it would NOT work. If you have an extended aftermarket magazine on your 7400 you'll need to put the legs all the way out when setting up a firing position but if you're stock then no problem at all. I have a few of them and they've worked great from my 30-06 to my R&R AR 5.56. I've never had any trouble with any of mine. Hope that helps!
368617
Absolutely not! It is easily done by either left or right handed shooters and is perfectly centered in the middle of the top of the grip, "up" to fire and "down" for safe. It is a smooth manual safety and the crossbow must be cocked with the safety in the "fire" position (UP) and then slide down to "SAFE" when it is cocked and before you load a bolt (arrow). It is a great crossbow!
2026744
Yes there's a flat piece on the bottom with 2 threaded screw holes I mounted a quiver on mine
936083
It is setup to to mount an optional crank. Mine does not have it installed. However, it did come with the String/handle device. Hope this helps. Sorry for the late response.
499351
Not sure. I personally don't feel like its a good design. The latch system doesn't hold well so the crank will spin backwards tearing ur hands up. On the barnett buck commander the strings get hung in parts of the bow. Just really a bad design. Don't waste ur money.