Buffalo County

Hello everyone! I am a long time lurker but new poster. My question is about the accudraw system. My father is 70 years old and is interested in getting started with xbows. We have been looking at the major brands but we are intrigued by the accudraw system. There isn't a dealer near us to try it out but it seems like just the thing for an older hunter.

Thanks in advance.

basserman

I contacted the DNR 2 years ago for my dad on this subject. Wisc. does not recognize the accudraw as legal. IT CANNOT BE CONSIDERED A XBOW BECAUSE OF THE DRAW LENGTH AND POUNDAGE,

awshucks

Basserman: I'm not sure I understand your post. Do you mean the acudraw is not legal in Wisc? And could you clarify the portion in caps while you're at it?? thanks!

htoler

Well Im not sure what Basserman is talking about ,, but if you are talking about the TenPoint Accudraw cocking aid IMO it it the best cocking aid on the market today,, barr none ..

Basserman could you please clairify whay you are talking about??

I have it on My TenPoint ProElite and love it.. it is also on my dads TenPoint Elite Lite and if it was not for it he would not be able to shoot his crossbow he is 75 .. and enjoys his crossbow very much..
you would not regret getting your father a crossbow with the Accudraw on it.. because of its ease of use your father will use the crossbow and it will not end up stored in a vcloset because it is too hard or akward to cock..
where are you located if you contact 10pointcrossbow here on this forum I am sure he will locate a dealer the closest to you..

10ptCrossbow

Here are the regs for WI concerning crossbows.

• Crossbows are only allowed for resident hunters 65 yrs of age or older and

disabled hunters with a Class A, B, C, or crossbow permit. The crossbow

(including compound bows equipped with full draw-lock) must have a minimum

draw of 100 pounds, a working safety, and use at least 14-inch long bolts or

arrows equipped with broadheads (requires an archery license).

Randy

10ptCrossbow

Buffalo,
Where are you located?
The Acudraw is the perfect fit for a person up in age who can't cock the crossbow by hand. it takes the draw weight down to about 6 lbs.
You can check out the Acudrawon our website www.tenpointcrossbows.comor just ask away. I will be away from computers tomorrow and Saturday, but several other guys here also have experience with the Acudraw.
Thanks,
Randy

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lemoyne

I have one and have been using it for 14years with out a problem I had a handicap lic. in IL it only takes about6 or 8 pounds of pressure to turn the handle and it cocks the string so strait that it will shoot consistantly more accurate than any other system I tried [and I tried all the ones available at the time].I have had it since years before the co. changed their name to 10 point[ Used to be Hunter if I remember correctly. Just as a point of interest I am within a year of your dads age and will fill all my tags as usual before the gun hunters get a chance. Lee

htoler

isnt that a beautiful Crossbow thanks Reb..
Lemoyne which crossbow do you have it mounted on??

lemoyne

It was orginally a Hunter model but I put the 185 [sent it in ] on it and it is very similar too the one in the pic. but heavier if I could afford it I would get one of the new lighter models. Lee