Smorzatore per corde Barnett 17180, nero

Name: Smorzatore per corde Barnett 17180, nero
Brand: ‎BARNETT
SKU: 0042609171804
Price: 48.64 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:‎BARNETT

3.5/5

€
48.64

Lo smorzatore per corde Barnett Crossbow è semplicissimo da montare. Consulta l'elenco delle balestre compatibili con lo smorzatore 17180. 78129 BC DROPTINE XT , 78136 BLACKSPUR ,78138 BC DROPTINE XT REALTREE ,78140 WHITETAIL HUNTER II , 78142 RAPTOR FX3 PRO MOBR, 78144 WHITETAIL HP BLK , 78145 RAPTOR FX3 PRO, 78148 RPTR FX3 PRO- RTXT , 781 28 WHITETAIL HUNTER II , 78113 WHITETAIL HUNTER PRO, 78124 LADY WHITETAIL HUNTER, 78127 RAPTOR FX3 PRO, 78128 WHITETAIL HUNTER II, 78131, WILDCAT C7, 78132 RAPTOR FX3, 78135 BLACKSPUR TT, 78143 TERRAIN CXB , 781 46 TERRAIN XT, 78125 RECRUIT TERRAIN, 78125 RECRUIT TERRAIN ,78134 RECRUIT TACTICAL

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EAN: 0042609171804

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Caccia e pesca, Tiro con l'arco, Accessori, Accessori per la manutenzione dell'arco,

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Brand Name	‎BARNETT
Color	‎Black
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 410 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎String Dampener kit
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎4 x 4 x 2 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎3.58 x 2.99 x 0.91 inches
Item Weight	‎0.01 Ounces
Manufacturer	‎Barnett Crossbows
Material	‎Rubber
Model Name	‎17180
Model Year	‎2015
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎0.07 Kilograms
Part Number	‎17180
Size	‎6X2X11
Sport Type	‎Archery
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎Limited Lifetime Warranty

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Fit barnett xp385 great

Easy to install and light weight.

Scritto da: Scott Kennedy

Not Perfect But You Can Make It Work on a Whitetail Hunter II

Initial Impressions: Photo 1 - Packaging was plain and contained no instructions. Photo 2 - Extra rubber bumpers were included, but the 4-40 screws to attach the rails seemed to be missing 4 screws. Assembly: Photos 3 to 6 - While many here decided to use #4 sheet metal screws, I decided to use a 4-40NC tap to thread the factory holes on my Barnett Whitetail Hunter II. There are two sets of three holes on either side of the crossbow rail. I tapped the two outer holes on each set to match the countersunk holes on each bar. I measured the width of the rail and made sure to put some tape on the tap so that I did not screw through the rail and into the channel. I then used thread locker to install everything nice and secure. Note that the rubber bumper is supposed to "kiss" the string (mine is about a credit card thickness away). Post-Install: Photos 7 to 9: While I did purchase some sheet metal screws as insurance, I went back to Lowe's the next day and bought some countersunk flat-head 4-40 x 1/2" machine screws to put in the four empty holes. Since they were longer than the original screws (but not too long for the rail thickness), they seemed to secure the rail much better than the shorter factory screws. If I were to do it all over again from the start I would ditch the factory screws in favor of the longer half-inch 4-40 machine screws. While you can also use the sheet metal screws, I like that these machine screws are countersunk and flat head. Should they ever fail I can come back later and use the #4 coarse thread countersunk pan-head sheet metal screws. I finished it up with some black touch up marker from Birchwood Casey.

Scritto da: Ron

Excellent damping action but installation is not straight-forward.

This dampener does a very good job of taming string vibration but proper installation requires some mechanical skill and not-so-common tools. The installation issue is NOT the fault of the dampener. Rather it is the fault of the bow (Barnett Whitetail Hunter 2). First off - there were no installation instructions as others have said. I called Barnett and asked about this. The person I spoke with said "Well, you just put 'em in." There are holes on the side of the crossbow stock for mounting the dampener but they are undersized and are not threaded at all. The holes line up perfectly with the metal strips provided with the dampener - they just aren't prepared. The small bolts for attaching the metal mounting strip to the stock are threaded 4-40 NC. So - I happened to have a tap and die set with that size tap. The holes in the stock are the right size to start the tap so I tapped the farthest apart mounting holes 4-40 NC (after test-fitting). Then simply attached the metal strips and bolted on the dampeners in the correct holes. Not a big deal - IF you have the right tap. Incidentally - you pretty much need to take off the limb module to install the mounting strips like I did - that's an easy task. Barnett should tap these holes for their own dampener product instead of expecting the customer (or a shop) to do it. I took one star off for these holes not being ready for the installation. If I didn't have the right tap I'd probably have just returned the product. The dampeners come with extra bumpers which is very nice. They seem well constructed and do a very good job of damping the string once the correct installation hole is chosen.

Scritto da: Mike

Not bad but needs some modifying

I purchased this kit for the whitetail hunter 2 The kit comes in a plastic bag with no instructions (which isnt the end of the world because its pretty basic) so now the screws that come with it are junk and only come with 4 instead of 8. They are flat machine screws and cheap metal. The crossbow doesnt have threaded holes meant for them so screws snapped while trying to screw them into it with hardly any force. So had to get better screws After having to drill out the broken ones. So basically dont waste your time with the screws in kit and Take the trip to home depot and buy #4 metal screws. 3/8 or 1/2. Also i picked up a black oil based sharpie to color screw heads and looks just as good as regular kit. Throw a little blue Loctite on the other screws in kit as well so they dont loosen up. Other than that it seems like a decent setup.

Scritto da: Jeffrey T. Sockwell

Easy to install on my Whitetail Hunter II

I'll join other reviewers in asking why Barnett didn't provide eight screws for the mounts instead of four, but I did not have to go out and buy anything from a hardware store. They went in and stayed in, the rubber bumpers meet the string exactly as they should, and the whole thing looks nice on the crossbow. I might go grab four more screws at a later time but I put the existing ones in by hand and did not use a drill or electric screwdriver, so they aren't over-tightened and they're in good. The kit does not come with instructions, but anyone remotely mechanically inclined doesn't need any. It's obvious where everything goes. Overall it's a fine product and I'd recommend it.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Mock up, get some sheet metal screws, and put her together!

After reading some of the reviews I was a bit weary of this item as well. However, it was actually a pretty straightforward assembly process on our Barnett recruit compound crossbow. The first step is to mark up for the arm needs to go on the bracket. We use toothpicks to do this. We then screwed the arm into the bracket and removed the riser from the bowl. We went to the hardware store to get the recommended sheet metal screws and the bracket and arms went on perfectly. A little flat black paint on the screwheads and it looks as though it would have come out of the The first step is to Mark where the arm needs to go on the bracket. We use toothpicks to do this. We then screwed the arm into the bracket and removed the riser from the bow. We went to the hardware store to get the recommended sheet metal screws and the bracket and arms went on perfectly. A little flat black paint on the screwheads and it looks as though it would have come out of the factory Like this! Very happy with the outcome of this ad on!

Scritto da: XBLLFYTER

Perfect for the XP380!!

No need to drill or tap holes on this bow. The holes are already there. Works perfectly..... installed in minutes. You have to remove bow from the stock to make it much easier to install.

Scritto da: Chris

Installation was easy!

Installation was easy! Fit like it should. No hole taping required. I don't know why other's had problems. You do not need extra screws. 4 per side is enough.

Scritto da: L

Fits the Barnett xp380 perfectly, universal plate not required

Fits the Barnett xp380 perfectly, universal plate not required

Scritto da: ME

Looks good, but you may need to tap the mounting holes on the flight track.

First off. My Whitetail Hunter II has pilot holes drilled for the bracket, but they are not tapped. You will need to tap them with a 4-40 to bolt the dampener bracket to the flight track. I installed the dampener kit before I attached the limb section (new crossbow) but I'm sure it's possible after it's assembled. After it is tapped, everything bolts up fine. The metal brackets have 4 points that are tapered for screws on each side of the composite track. Only 2 screws per side are included tho. If it was screwed into metal 2 is probably fine, but these are tiny screws attaching to composite, so I added 2 more screws from the hardware store. I put a small dab of blue thread locker on these screws to keep them from coming loose. I can't compare the sound difference to firing without the dampeners, but I suspect it will be quieter. The Pro version of the Whitetail Hunter has these installed from the factory.

Scritto da: Michael

Fits well on my Raptor FX3.

Fits well on my Raptor FX3, easy to install if done before assembling the Crossbow or the string will get in the way of installation.