Wicked Ridge Commander M1​

Wicked Ridge Commander M1​ . The company builds its crossbows with a combination of useful features . A high-quality standard and solid performance intended to separate Wicked Ridge offeringsd from imported crossbow models that are common in this price range. The bottom line is that Wicked Ridge prides itself on offering top-notch . Budget-friendly crossbows built right here in America.

For this month’s crossbow test . We took a look at the new Invader M1, the latest addition to Wicked Ridge’s best-selling Invader line. The Invader M1 is a no-nonsense, get-it-done rig that generates advertise speeds up to 380 fps if you use Wicked Ridge’s 410-grain Match 400 Alpha-Nock Carbon bolts. The crossbow is powered by VX-5 Reverse Cams and a set of split . Dual-laminate limbs with a 190-pound draw weight that are easily brought to the full-draw position thanks to the integrate ACUdraw cocking device. The tactical stock and aluminum riser reduce weight and vibration . While the Pro-View 400 4×32 light scope presents a clean and clear target view.

Wicked Ridge Commander M1​

Wicked Ridge builds the Invader M1 on an injection-mold . Polymer structure that includes a stock . Attachment rail, flight rail . Pistol grip and built-in attachment points. The entire structure is finish in Peak XT camo. A separate buttstock assembly slides over and attaches to a rear-protruding tube on the standard stock. It includes a flared . Round and raise comb to rest your cheek on while aiming and is design to comfortably bring your eye into alignment with the scope.

A separate foregrip unit with a pass-through structure and large . Flare safety wings is attach to the underside of the stock with two screws. These safety features are design to keep the shooter’s fingers and thumb below the flight deck. A Picatinny-style attachment rail on the underside of the stock can be use to mount the include quiver . Or other accessories if you prefer to carry your quiver separately. A metal mounting rod is press into and adhe to the front of the stock to serve as the one-bolt attachment for the bow assembly.

Wicked Ridge Commander M1​

The flight rail portion of the injection-mold . Polymer structure includes a deep groove for cock-vane clearance and chamfer edges to reduce friction and wear. Wicked Ridge mounts the trigger box at the rear of the rail and outfits it with the molded T-5 trigger that produces a 3.5-pound trigger pull. When cock . The trigger safety auto engages and the Dry-Fire-Inhibitor will not allow the bow to be shot until an Alpha-Nock bolt is properly load. A Picatinny rail attach atop the trigger housing serves as the scope mount and also includes a bolt-retention brush on its underside that holds the bolt in place before the shot. Wicked Ridge Commander M1​