Wicked Ridge Raider 400 Crossbow

Search data for this model is unusually consistent - wicked ridge raider 400 with acudraw de-cock crossbow package, wicked ridge raider 400 de cock crossbow, and wicked ridge raider 400 acudraw de-cock crossbow all point to the same fact: the Raider 400 ships with ACUdraw De-Cock, the version of Wicked Ridge's built-in crank system that can safely de-cock the crossbow as well as cock it. This matters for hunters who end a sit without taking a shot - a crossbow left cocked overnight puts unnecessary strain on the limbs and string, and De-Cock lets you reverse the crank safely instead of dry-firing or leaving it drawn.

Beyond the De-Cock cocking system, we don't have a confirmed FPS, draw weight, or current price for the Raider 400 in our source data. The "400" in the name follows Wicked Ridge's typical convention of naming models after a performance figure, but don't assume that number is the crossbow's actual feet-per-second rating without checking the live listing - naming conventions are a pattern, not a guarantee.

Reviews referencing wicked ridge raider 400 de cock crossbow package reviews are worth reading specifically for real-world feedback on how the De-Cock mechanism performs under field conditions - smoothness of the de-cocking crank, noise level, and whether it holds tension reliably. That's genuinely useful information a spec sheet alone wouldn't tell you. Just confirm the review is describing the de-cock package and not a plain-ACUdraw Raider variant, if one exists.

Once you've confirmed the exact Raider 400 package you're buying, check which bolts fit this model for arrow length and weight compatibility, and consider a case sized for this crossbow for storage and transport between hunts.