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Question: Does 400 have cocking divice
Document: I just couldn't draw my compound any longer and had to pass on many a Whitetail. I liked what I read about the Quad 400 and decided to give it a try. It turned out to be a great decision. The Quad 400 was delivered quickly, it was easy to setup, I did not have any problems cocking it and as I found out it is deadly accurate. For any of you just starting out I highly recommend this crossbow, you will not be sorry.
I hunted with the quad 400 on opening day. this bow is fast and accurate. Deer meat in the freezer already !!!!!!! !
I read all of the details about the Quad 400, and read comments what other people that own a crossbow read about other crossbows and decided that the Quad 400 , would be the one I would start out with as a beginner.
I bought a Barnett Quad 400 on a Saturday and by Tuesday I shot a buck with it. I haven't shot a deer since I was in my 20's and now in my 60's. It was easy to sight in and it held true..........Good purchase!! !
I gave this bow 5 stars based on it's quality. It is super accurate and looks great. I was shooting it with a Stryker (twice the price) and I was well pleased with its feel and performance in comparison. The Quad 400 is a bigger bow but didn't bother me much in the woods or stand after I bought a sling. This is just a nice bow at a less expensive price.
I purchased this Barnett 400 and within 10 shots I noticed fraying on the string where it crosses in the frame. This was odd to me because you could expect fraying at the wheels but still not after 10 shots! I took it to a Archery shop and the tech. told me that his opinion was there is a defect in the spacing of the slot that the string rides in. He tried to adjust the string where it crosses but it was still pinching it.
This is the 3rd crossbow I have owned. My first was a Bear/Jennings (remember that one from 20+ years ago? ), second was a Barnett Demon, and now I am the proud owner of a Quad 400. Also to be fair, if I have any malfunctions or bad experiences, I will report back here. This crossbow would get 5 stars except for scope rail. I put (5), yes (5) different scopes on this thing trying to get it sighted in.
I received my Quad 400 as a Christmas gift and had some trouble sighting in the 4X32 scope. All scopes I have ever sighted in were relatively easy to sight in but not this one. After several adjustments and talking to the archery guys at Bass Pro Shop I was able to finally get it sighted in. The direction noted on the adjustment knob on the scope was working backwards and I was torquing the bow slightly to the right creating a tilt so the bolt was flying slightly off target.
I love my Quad 400. Here in Oklahoma where I live a hunter can use a crossbow during archery season, which for me is great. I have some minor disabilities from my time in the Army and I am a survivor of a rather serious bout of cancer four years ago. There's lots of things I can no longer do, but I can still hunt. I started the season using my compound bow, this was the first year I was able to archery hunt since the cancer.
The Barnett Quad 400 is an Awesome crossbow, but DO NOT buy it if it comes with a Red Dot scope. I have 6 known hunting friends who bought this bow with a Red Dot scope. All 6 replaced the Red Dot scope with a regular crossbow scope. Here is the problem. If you are ALWAYS hunting in good day light, this scope is fine. However, at dusk, when it's starting to get dark, the red dot gets bright, and you cannot see the deer.
Answer: yes