Depends on you. How much help do you need cocking the bow? Some to none, the 50 will work fine. I can cock my 200 lb bow, with a twice-cut back, using a rope cocker just fine...just not all day long. Cocking the 175 on the other hand is a snap.
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Vortex, Phoenix, Cyclone, single shot rifles and handguns.
Only accurate guns- and bows - are interesting.
I don't need help cocking my bow because of an injury or ailment so I use the ACUdraw 50 just for the consistent cock every time. It is a lot fast than the ACUdraw. Both are very good though.
I like the Acudraw50. I do have bad shoulders andhad operations that left them weak.
The crank system is nice, but too slow. I have the GT-Curve and it has a 180# draw and the Acudraw50 cuts that in half. I really don't have any problems cocking it.
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Just Another Voice in the Crowd!!!
Basicly if you do not need the crank I generaly dont recomend it. It is nice in a stand, but generaly you dont really get that second shot, and it is $100 extra for the crank. That is a bunch of extra arrows and some broadheads for that money if you dont need the crank
Wyvern
I have the Acudraw/crank and took it off,I use a rope cocker now,the crank was nice at 1st but as my shoulder heald it wasnt nessesary and it is slow.....
AcuDraw vs. AcuDraw50?
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