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Silent Crossbow Cocking Winch Crank for Man Kung MK-XB65BK - Outlet
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Do you want to fully enjoy shooting your crossbow without wearing yourself out drawing the string after every single shot? The Man Kung silent cocking winch is exactly what you need. This sophisticated mechanism reduces the draw weight by an impressive 90 percent, which is a massive upgrade compared to a standard cocking string that only saves you about half the effort. Thanks to its sleek matte black design and precise construction, it will become an indispensable partner for your weapon. The ambidextrous crank ensures maximum comfort for both right and left-handed shooters. Save your muscles for precise aiming and hitting the bullseye! Further product information ...
Silent Crossbow Cocking Winch Crank for Man Kung MK-XB65BK Black
Easy Installation and Silent Operation
This cocking winch consists of a robust central body, sturdy cord hooks (the sled), and an ergonomically designed detachable crank handle. Installation is completely intuitive and fast. You simply attach and securely lock the entire system onto the specially shaped rear stock of your Man Kung MK-XB65BK crossbow. You attach the sled hooks to the string just outside the flight rail, and by smoothly and silently turning the crank, you safely draw the string all the way into the trigger and locking mechanism. The crank is detachable and can be inserted from either the left or right side, which you will appreciate regardless of your dominant hand.
Technical Parameters of the Winch
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Man Kung MK-XB65BK |
| Draw Weight Reduction | approx. 90% |
| Crank Design | Ambidextrous (for left and right hand) |
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Hardened polymer and aircraft-grade aluminium |
The History and Purpose of Cocking Devices
Interestingly, mechanical cocking devices, such as windlasses or cranequins, are not a modern invention. They were already used on heavy medieval crossbows. The draw weight of those historical weapons with steel prods was so massive (often exceeding hundreds of kilograms) that a shooter had no chance of spanning it with bare hands. Today, we utilize this proven mechanical principle, combined with modern materials, not only to draw extremely powerful compound crossbows but primarily for maximum comfort and maintaining shooting consistency.
How to Properly Care for the Winch
To ensure your winch serves you reliably and silently for many years, it requires minimal maintenance. Keep the entire mechanism clean and protect it from unnecessary dust or mud. Regularly inspect the cocking cords for wear. You can lightly treat the moving metal parts and the crank shaft once a season with a suitable synthetic gun oil. Remember, less is sometimes more – excess oil needlessly attracts dirt.
What to Watch Out For
Never use the winch if you notice that the cords are frayed or damaged in any way – they could snap, leading to injury or destruction of the weapon. Prevent the detachable crank from dropping on hard surfaces to avoid damaging the mounting pin. And most importantly: never release a drawn string without an arrow loaded (a so-called "dry fire"). This would inevitably lead to the fatal destruction of both the crossbow and the winch.
Recommended Accessories
For the ultimate shooting experience and maximum care of your equipment, I recommend purchasing a high-quality string and cable wax (e.g., SKU: MK-WAX) and an adequate supply of 20-inch carbon arrows, which are ideal for the XB65BK model.
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