ACUdraw PRO Retractable Crank Cocking Device

The TenPoint ACUdraw PRO Retractable Crank Cocking Device is an integrated mechanical system that reduces crossbow draw weight to just 5 pounds of effort, transforming the cocking experience for hunters and target shooters. This advanced cocking device converts high draw-weight crossbows into user-friendly platforms without sacrificing speed or safety, making it ideal for extended hunting seasons where fatigue and repetitive strain are legitimate concerns.

The PRO model features a redesigned internal gear system that operates silently—a critical advantage in the field where mechanical noise can alert game. The cocking sequence requires only 12 cranks per shot, representing a 40% improvement over earlier ACUdraw generations. An auto-engaging lever mechanism and ACUtorq crank handle eliminate over-cranking risk, protecting the crossbow's internal components and ensuring consistent, safe operation across extended use. The device weighs 1.88 lbs and integrates seamlessly into the crossbow stock, maintaining a compact profile that doesn't compromise mobility or handling.

This cocking device serves hunters of all experience levels—from younger shooters and those with limited upper body strength to seasoned hunters looking to reduce fatigue during long days in the field. Whitetail, elk, and upland hunters benefit from the quiet operation when drawing in close-quarters situations. The 5-pound effort makes repeated shots more manageable during target practice, reduces the physical demand on shoulders and arms, and provides consistent performance regardless of the shooter's conditioning.

Mechanical cocking devices have become industry standard on modern crossbows, shifting the physical load from raw hand strength to leverage and gearing. The ACUdraw PRO represents the current generation of this technology, combining speed, silence, safety, and ease of use in a single integrated package. For anyone seeking to maximize shooting comfort and consistency, this cocking device addresses the primary limiting factor in crossbow accessibility and sustained accuracy.