Does 400 have cocking divice
303805
It does not come with one but they make one that is very easy to add to it....
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.
303807
yes it does, it mounts in the buttstock, is at times in the way when you try to take a shot....
303808
There is a cranking device available which reduces the cocking pressure from 150 pounds to about 18 pounds. You should be able to purchase it directly from Barnett or off the internet. Is am disabled and without the cranking device I would no be able to cock my 400 and, by the way, which is an excellent crossbow.
2193967
You must purchase any cocking devices separately. I recommend the crank cocking device, it reduces the amount of exertion used when cocking.
778851
unless you're doing a lot of target practice the hand cocking mechanism works finebut they say that the cranking mechanism give you a little more accuracy I don't have one but I'm drilling at 45 yardsmy 10 year old son at 40 yards does bullseye
2111525
Not very hard to cock, I put the crank cocking device on my crossbow, but if you use the cocking rope its not that hard to cock.
912721
You have to be rough when you cock it. Otherwise, it gets jammed most of the time. The problem is that when you cock it, if you do it lightly, the gun thinks that it needs another bullet to fire. Thusly, smooshing one bullet into another. Also, if the gun isn't roughly cocked, then you'll notice that the cocking lever will not return to it's natural state (towards the front of the gun) until the bullet is removed or sometimes you can roughly recock it and it'll unjam (doing that risks smooshing the next bullet).
2063504
The cocking mechanism might be too hard for him. They do include a tool to make it easier (it acts kind of like a pully so it multiplies your force) but it depends upon how strong he is. If he's on the small side it might be a problem.
1167480
I don't have a 410 but I know the case is big enough to hold any of the Barnet Crossbows, because I asked them before I bought it. Also you'd never case a cocked crossbow. Keeping it coked too long ruins the limbs. You need to de-cock it after 4 hours.
1818849
Yes, I don't know the exact cocking force needed but it is light and smooth. You can shoot it all day and your arm will not be tired.
190605
I don't know. I have not shot them from a 400. Overall, my experience with the CR Domed pellets is that they are one of the best of the best for the price. Buy a pack. They shoot quite well.
19412
i returned mine within a week of buying it because the cocking device snapped while I was cocking my 150lb horton hunter bow. The device almost injured me when it broke I will never buy this item again due to danger of it snapping
1632334
Not at all very smooth cocking function for this toy, also I shot a lot out of it and only had it jam once but it was an easy fix.
1507207
can't help you all I know is my 400 does. The case does extend for the stock.
815240
never owned a 380 but it is not that difficult to cock. Have not yet shot mine although it is assembled. I have heard it is loud, and I can believe it. it does have very small dampeners.
2204290
Yes but get the crank I have a bad shoulder and cocking can be tough. The power and accuracy are awesome!!
463896
Hey man. It cocks once for loading the denix ammo, then can cock again to lock the barrel to dry fire. You can pull the trigger as many times as you want with it cocked once or twice.
204374
The manual doesn't mention it however another user of the DP400 said this in his comment. I haven't used this a lot, but I do have some comments. I have the Delta DP400 drill press. I bought the mortising attachment from another company not knowing it was also a Delta brand. When I got it, I read the instructions and started to install it. At first I found out that all three bushings that were supplied didn't fit. A couple of pages later I found out that for my type of Delta press, they weren't needed and it fit perfectly without needing one. The manual didn't make any mention of the DP400 model specifically. One odd problems was that the T-nut that is used to mount the fence to the table wasn't tapped. I had to anneal it and then run a tap through it. Of course this was happening about 1am, so it wasn't like I could get to a hardware store. One last item is about aligning the mortising chisel and fence. While I haven't made an alignment jig yet, I plan on making one by very carefully aligning the fence then making a single hole into a straight piece of wood. After that I can just plug the chisel into the hole and use the attached board to align the fence. I will go ahead and drill a hole using all four chisels. Overall, it seems well made and fits my Delta drill press perfectly. It seems pretty stout and while the carrying case doesn't fit well, it does hold everything. You just have to disassemble almost everything first.
2099017
It comes with a rope cocking system that works fine. The rope is looped over a grove just below the scope and two hooks with pulleys grab the string. Pull back on the handles to cock.