The Draw Lock-Bow Rest
Bow Hunting Solution
"Now almost anyone can bowhunt with a high powered bow!"
(Even a one armed person can hunt with this
system.)
Having Difficulty Drawing Your
Compound Bow?
The Lock-a-Draw Is the Solution. "It's the only drawlock truly
adapted to bowhunting." (Dealer Inquiries Encouraged)
Cocked with hands and feet using the much stronger leg and back muscles,
the Lock-a-Draw allows persons of lesser strength to shoot a high powered
bow that they could never draw in the traditional manner. You don't have
to shoot a "wimpy" bow anymore. Almost everyone can draw a 70# bow
with the Lock-a-Draw!
Prototype of the new model of Lock-a-Draw.
The production model is black anodized.
The new Lock-a-Draw is the same
light, accurate drawlock with all the features of the former model but with
the additional advantage that it is self cocking and the safety is always on
until pressed down.
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Extremely accurate
Does not modify your bow
Weighs only about 1/2 pound
Attaches to the bow without tools
Easily drawn with both hands
Comes with a special quiver
It carries on the quiver
Fits your bow case
Fun to shoot
The slides show the Lock-a-Draw and the
quiver that comes with it. It also shows how the Lock-a-Draw mounts
on
a bow, and it shows
the bow drawn with arrow nocked. The product shown is an unpainted
prototype so it will show up better.
The production models is anodized flat black for less visibility
in hunting.
Disabled Bowhunting
Aging bow hunters and those with disabilities often "graduate" to a
crossbow because they can no longer draw their compound Bow.
The Lock-a-Draw+ Bow Rest Hunting System is an alternative that lets you
continue to hunt with your compound bow. Drawing the bow with both
hands and feet is far easier than drawing the bow in the traditional
manner, allowing you to hunt with a powerful bow in spite of your
disability. The problem of holding a 5 lb. bow steady with an
extended arm is also solved by the Bow Rest. It takes the weight
of the bow and your arm while aiming and firing. It serves the
same function for the bow that a shooting rest does for a rifle.
It steadies the bow, allowing a strength challenged person to shoot much
more accurately. The following video shows how the Lock-a-Draw and
Bow Rest combination has allowed this aging bow hunter with arthritic
shoulders to continue to be an active and successful bow hunter in spite
of his disability.
Unsolicited Testimonials
Richard of Walton, NE: Received your lock-a-draw. Impressed how
easy it was to install. Started practicing and it improved accuracy
instantly. Still hard to hold bow at arms length and found a piece of 1/2
aluminum tubing from a cb antenna and used that for a shooting stick and
it works great. Went turkey hunting and was ready but they wouldn’t play
fair! Can't wait for deer season. Thanks for a well made product. Maybe
later well order the bow hanger boom. Thanks, Richard (4/8/2010)
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Larry from Oakdale, LA: The Lock-a-Draw is a very good
Product. Because of the consistent draw and the ability to sight without
having to hold the draw weight makes for consistent shooting. I just
purchased a Mathew's Z7, put the Lock-a-Draw on it, paper tuned it and found
the accuracy to be astounding. At 20yards I have to shoot one arrow at a
time or bust my arrows. It is not only good for old men like me, but
anyone who wants to shoot accurately. My wife has never shot a bow, and
I let her shoot mine. At 20 yards she missed a 1" target by 1". She is
not into hunting and this was her only shot. Not bad for the first time
for someone who has never shot a bow. Thanks again for a great product.
(5/12/2010).
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Roger from Broxton, GA: Thanks for a great product.
I am a cancer survivor with both shoulders messed up. With this
Lock-a-Draw I am able to shoot my bow with ease. I looked at the other
Draw-Loc that another company sold and didn't like the rod sticking out
the front of the bow. You would have to sit down to draw the bow.
Again Thank You Mr. Sandel for your Lock-a-Draw. Its nice when you call
with a question and the owner answers the phone!! (6/18/2010).
Even though the video shows the old model of
the Lock-a-Draw, it illustrates how the Lock-a-Draw plus
Compound
Bow Rest and Holder combine to afford a complete bowhunting system for the
physically limited archer. A
drawn bow is very large and extremely awkward to handle in a hunting
situation. The
Compound Bow Rest and Holder hangs the drawn bow out in front of the
hunter with arrow nocked and ready to fire. It also steadies the bow
while aiming and firing. The bow can be fired either with or without
holding the bow grip. Motion, which spooks game, is greatly reduced
when you do not have to remove the bow from a hanger or draw the bow.
All the shots at the target shown in the video are from 21 yards. Keep
in mind that the bow used in the video has a draw weight of 61 pounds, much
too heavy for me to draw in the traditional manor.
The combination of the Lock-a-Draw and Compound Bow Rest and Holder would
enable a disabled person in a wheel chair to be able to hunt from his chair.
With a little ingenuity this system would allow many with various
disabilities to participate in the sport of archery and bowhunting.
The Lock-a-Draw draw lock and Compound Bow Rest and Holder were featured on
"Discovering" with Buck LeVasseur on WLUCTV6, Monday, September 29, 2008
along with two other disabled archers with their adaptive equipment..
An archery bow draw lock (also called a drawlock, draw-lock, bow lock, or draw keep) is a
device that keeps an archery bow at full draw, until a trigger release
mechanism is actuated to fire the bow. The Lock-a-Draw (Patent Pending)
archery draw lock allows you to draw
your bow with both hands from a sitting position (as in a tree stand or
other elevated platform) or from a standing position using a foot
stirrup.
Coupled with the Compound Bow Rest and Holder it is a system that will allow seniors,
women, youth, and the physically impaired to participate in the sport of
archery and hunt with a powerful compound bow that they
could never draw in the usual manner. Furthermore, the problem
persons of lesser strength have in holding a bow steady at the end of an out
stretched arm to aim and
fire is also solved. We call the combination of the Lock-a-Draw
archery draw lock
and the Compound Bow Rest and Holder our Draw Lock-Bow Rest Bow Hunting
Solution. As stated in the heading, even a one armed person could bow
hunt with only a one time assistance in setting up the elevated platform and
Bow Rest. Every operation from entering the woods and setting up for
hunting can be done with only one arm.
