TS 370 CCD Roller Drawings

im new whats this for?i have a ts 370,modified

Here is a picture of Barnett's Crank Cocking Device that is supposed to work on their TS370 and TS390 crossbows. My opinion, it is a very poor design because as you increase the cocking (nearing the fully cocked position) it puts a lot of downward pressure on the bowstring and serving.

This system is much steeper than the one designed for the Ghost 410. One wants a design that pulls straight back like the rope cocker.

All the best.

Here is the system that my newly acquired 2019 Carbon Express F-Force 390 Pile Driver uses. It plugs into a + near the top butt end of the stock. One can stop cranking anywhere. Once the crossbow is cocked, press the button forward to the uncocked position and turn the crank a turn backwards which relieves the pressure to remove the hooks. The hooks are installed facing down. There is no way these hooks will jump the rail-stock (barrel). When installing the hooks on the bowstring, they are set tight to the rail-stock. The crank can be used on either side. Once the crossbow is cocked and the hooks removed, just remove this system from where it plugs into the butt end of the stock. On this cross bow, this system pulls straight back like a rope cocker.

This system is far superior to any design Barnett has. If one can build an adapter, this is the system to use.

I have Barnett's system on 4 Barnett crossbows: 2 each Ghost 410, a Barnett Buck Commander BCXtreme 365 Ultra Lite and a 2018 Barnett Droptine STR. The couple of days I had the Barnett Whitetail Hunter Pro STR, I had Barnett's Crank Cocking Device on it. These are identical systems that will work on either of the mentioned Barnett crossbows and they all pull downward and get worse the closer to the fully cocked position, but not as steep as the one mentioned for the TS370, TS390 Barnett crossbows. The reason being the TS370 and TS390 have a different stock design so the crank system can not be mounted higher in the stock like the above mentioned Barnett crossbows.

Barnett's crank cocking device has two separate strings that the knots on the spools must match and the spools have a large pin so they only fit one way.

The Carbon Express uses one string only fed through the crank system, so it automatically pulls even and winds even.

All the best.

bunnyrabbit said:

If you are referring to the "Red Lever" depending on the make of crossbow: 1)Barnett has a system that squeezing the lever, pops up the cheek piece for installing the crank cocking device. Once cocked, remove the device and close the cheek piece.
Other brands of crossbows use either a lever or button to extend the rear stock section. A longer armed person may require the stock extended, where as a shorter arm person requires a shorter stock length. Switching from heavier to lighter clothes or vice versa during the day as temperature changes would be another advantage.

All the best.

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i was wanting to know about the rollers,and where they go,and whats their purpose,yes my 370 was cleaned up to be a takedown, and packable,i just use the rope ,but curious on ccd on all my bows,thanks,here i used a stripper T pin for quik disassembly, along with front single bolt,and a couple small allens,and it all fits in my pack, my raptor is even more simple

This is the modification for the CCD, thanks to farm deer. I'm going to do this on both of my TS370's.