Wicked Ridge Commander 400

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Search for this crossbow and you'll see two names used interchangeably: wicked ridge commander m1 and wicked ridge commander 400. They refer to the same package - a 400 FPS Wicked Ridge by TenPoint build finished in Peak XT with a Pro-View 400 Lighted Scope and an ACUdraw crank cocking device built in. This page covers the confirmed specs behind the wicked ridge commander 400 crossbow and answers the most common buyer questions.

Specifications

Speed400 FPS
FinishPeak XT
ScopePro-View 400 Lighted Scope
Cocking systemACUdraw crank cocking device

Pros

  • 400 FPS speed with a lighted scope included standard
  • Bundle option adds a case and a full set of arrows
  • Mid-range pricing between the Warrior and the Invader M1/RDX tiers

Cons

  • ACUdraw crank cannot de-cock the bow like the De-Cock variant can
  • No hard case included - needs to be bought separately

Commander 400 / Commander M1 Specs

SpecDetail
Speed400 FPS
FinishPeak XT
ScopePro-View 400 Lighted Scope
Cocking systemACUdraw crank cocking device

Whether a listing calls it the wicked ridge m1 commander or the Commander 400, the FPS rating, finish, and included optics are the same.

ACUdraw Crank Cocking on the Commander

This package uses the standard ACUdraw crank rather than the De-Cock variant. That means it cocks the crossbow with a built-in crank handle but isn't designed to safely de-cock it afterward - something to keep in mind if you regularly end a sit without taking a shot.

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Pro-View 400 Lighted Scope

  • Lighted reticle for low-light hunting situations
  • Reticle calibrated to the Commander's 400 FPS speed rating
  • Included standard in the wicked ridge commander m1 acudraw crossbow package

Common Commander M1 Questions and Problems

Buyers researching the wicked ridge commander m1 problems query are usually comparing notes on crank feel and string maintenance rather than facing a defect pattern unique to this model. As with any crank-cocked crossbow, keeping the ACUdraw mechanism clean and the string waxed goes a long way toward avoiding issues.

Commander 400 Pricing Tier and Bundles

The Commander sits in the mid-range of the Wicked Ridge lineup - priced above the Warrior but below the Invader M1 and RDX packages. A bundle version adds a soft case and a mix of lighted and non-lighted arrows for hunters who want a more complete ready-to-hunt setup.

Protecting Your Commander 400 Investment

Since the Commander ships without a hard case, many owners pick up a dedicated crossbow case for transport and storage, especially if the bow travels to and from a hunting lease.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Commander M1 the same as the Commander 400?

Yes - both names refer to the same Wicked Ridge by TenPoint package: 400 FPS, Peak XT finish, Pro-View 400 Lighted Scope, and ACUdraw crank.

What speed does the wicked ridge commander 400 crossbow shoot?

400 FPS is the confirmed speed rating for this package.

Does the Commander use ACUdraw De-Cock?

No, the Commander ships with the standard ACUdraw crank cocking device, not the De-Cock version.

What scope comes with the Commander 400?

A Pro-View 400 Lighted Scope is included standard.

Is there a bundle version of the Commander 400?

Yes, a bundle option adds a soft case plus a mix of lighted and non-lighted Match 400 arrows.

What finish is the Commander available in?

Peak XT is the confirmed finish for the standard Commander 400 package.

Where does the Commander 400 fit in price versus other Wicked Ridge models?

It sits in the mid-range of the lineup - above the Warrior but typically below the Invader M1 and RDX packages.

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