New for 2020, Wicked Ridge’s entry-level Rampage 360 crossbow features the bowmaker’s built-in ACUdraw cocking device that reduces the force required to cock the crossbow to only 5 pounds, or the optional ACUdraw 50 cocking device that reduces the draw weight by 50 percent. The Rampage is molded from dampening glass-filled polypropylene to increase strength and reduce weight, built to withstand years of use on the range and in the field. Measuring 15 inches axle to axle when cocked, this compact 175-pound draw weight, 6-pound bow is designed for hunting in tight situations. It features a lightweight riser and machined aluminum limb pockets fitted with 1-inch-thick WRX laminated limbs. Powered by heavy-duty machined 4S cams and DynaFLIGHT 97 string and cables, the Rampage drives arrows downrange at up to 360 fps.
The Rampage 360 has a fully integrated fore-grip with elongated safety wings to help keep the shooter’s hand safely below the bowstring release path, and its fully enclosed trigger guard provides additional safety. Its stock features a picatinny rail below the front of the barrel to mount additional accessories. Finally, like all Wicked Ridge crossbows, the stock is fitted with TenPoint’s DFI (Dry Fire Inhibitor) and ultra-crisp 3.5-pound trigger.
Pre-sighted at the factory, the Rampage 360 comes in the new PEAK camo pattern, and in addition to the ACUdraw or ACUdraw 50 cocking device, it includes a TenPoint multi-line scope and quiver.
MSRP: $559.99/with ACUdraw; $459.99 with ACUdraw 50. Contact: www.wickedridgecrossbows.com
