Does this package come with the cocking device?
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Yes, it a good quality cocking cord with handles. I lightly lubricate my cords with bow rail lube and wipe off the excess and I lube the rollers with gun oil.To cock, Insert your foot all the way in to the cocking strap, attach the two hooks to the string on either side of the stock and pull the center of the cord up and secure it in the notch below the rear of the scope. When you are ready to pull and look down the cord will form an "M" pattern. Someone facing you will see a "W". The cord on mine was a bit long so I shortened it up about 6 inches.I do nor recommend hand cocking. Doing so can be hazardous and can decrease accuracy. The cocking cord gives you exact pull on eacch side of the bow string for straight shots. Yes, it a good quality cocking cord with handles. I lightly lubricate my cords with bow rail lube and wipe off the excess and I lube the rollers with gun oil.To cock, Insert your foot all the way in to the cocking strap, attach the two hooks to the string on either side of the stock and pull the center of the cord up and secure it in the notch below the rear of the scope. When you are ready to pull and look down the cord will form an "M" pattern. Someone facing you will see a "W". The cord on mine was a bit long so I shortened it up about 6... » Read More Yes, it a good quality cocking cord with handles. I lightly lubricate my cords with bow rail lube and wipe off the excess and I lube the rollers with gun oil.To cock, Insert your foot all the way in to the cocking strap, attach the two hooks to the string on either side of the stock and pull the center of the cord up and secure it in the notch below the rear of the scope. When you are ready to pull and look down the cord will form an "M" pattern. Someone facing you will see a "W". The cord on mine was a bit long so I shortened it up about 6 inches.I do nor recommend hand cocking. Doing so can be hazardous and can decrease accuracy. The cocking cord gives you exact pull on eacch side of the bow string for straight shots. « Show Less
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Not the crank, but the manual style, it makes it 10 times easier to pull back...
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Yes it does, and it works pretty well, although you could probably cock it yourself fairly easily without the cocker.
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I found it a little defacult to cock the bow with the cord that it comes with installed rank cocking device that installed in to the stock Barnett can supply you with this I fallowedthe diretions and installed it may self it is a great bow I am proud to own it good luck
1215181
Yes there are many alternatives there is a cocking real. That you can attach
786541
No, the gray peice above the trigger is the slide that you need to pull back to cock it.
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It does come with a cocking rope which makes it easier for strong people. I like the rope but I bought the cocking winch as an accessory that works awesome. Carbon Express Cocking Winch for X-Force and Carbon Express Crossbows
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when i got my was brand new. it is a really nice crossbow. i recommend to get the crossbow cocking device and get a pro installed for you. you have to be in really good shape to load the bow with the regular cocking rope! always put bow wax in all your strings and barnett lube wax in the rail!!
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While I can cock it with the cocking rope I normally use the cocking device.
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It includes the spear and line. No real is required. I just used it 3 days ago and got a decent sized fish. It packs a punch when you pull the trigger so don't fire it close to your face. Make sure to stay clear of rocks though. Bent the tip of my spear on my last shot.
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It is a mechanical cocking system mounted on the bow stock. I have one on mine. Worth every penny. jz from nj
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Yes they do come with it. Sometime they forget add in package. Watch for it. Make sure title say all include tools before purchase.
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No, but I found a roll pin starter set on Amazon, too. What is in the set is very high quality. For maintaining or building ARs, you really need both sets.
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yes i bought the barnett string cocking aid and retied the string shorter and it works fine on mine
1088628
Yes in the stock. The package includes a rope cocking device that makes loading very easy. As you are pulling back, you should pull downward toward the flight rail.
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That takes a different type of crank cocking device which mounts on the side of the butt once you pop off the cheek rest. If you're adventurous and like this particular cocker, check and see if there are two pre-drilled holes on the back of the butt to mount this cocker. If youre handy you may be able to drill your own to mount it, but make sure you do it right. the other cocker would be easier to install without modifications.
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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.
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Yes !I have replaced 2 already with no problem with quite the poundage increase, so it best to use a cocking rope aid.
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Nope. Mine came in a Remington box with instructions. The one u received is more than likely a returned item. Sorry!