Thanks for posting this. I sent you a message.
FD, The is flat out amazing. Barnett forum has some high octane people to support xbows like the TS370. I would imagine this could work on the new TS380 if it has the same style rail stock.Hi Guys,
Sorry, been offsite for a couple weeks.
Attached you will find a cad drawing for the roller option on your TS370. The most important dimension is the hole location. I highly recommend a three flute spiral point tap and lubricated with oil when tapping.
Any questions? Reply and I'll get back to you. If you are not able to make rollers or screws then let me know. I can spin some up for a nominal cost.
Enjoy
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Please do and take pics!I'm going to try it on my TS390. Report to follow.
That will adjust your buttstock, i see you cut the truss from the stock.im new whats this for?i have a ts 370,modified View attachment 164848
He would never be able to use the ccd. now, the supporting truss member is gone now, to each his own though !!+1 on buttstock adjustment. The truss needs to be removed (one screw) in order to use the new style Tactical CCD. It is replaced with a dovetail "pin" that mates with a "tail" on top of the CCD.
I agree 100% with bunnyrabbit's assessment. The severe angle also forces the CCD string to rub on the outside edges of the grab hook rollers causing excessive wear. That is why I'm planning on installing Farm Deer's roller mod.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.
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All the best.
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 simpleIf 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.