is it a good hunting bow
187839
No. It would work for some game fish but I would say it is mainly for target shooting at a pistol range (25' to 30').
187840
It is a good hunting tool, however it should come with a much larger arrows or be able to accommodate one larger
187841
No, this is a toy at best. Very cheaply made I bought two of these and the first time I shot one the bow snapped it half.
187842
Not really it's more of a motionless target practice weapon. Good for beginners.
2195195
Yes i beleive that these bows are made well and shoot very good. The only trick is, is to be sure that you cock the string equally or your arrow will fly off scope. Also be sure to read the instructions when assembling. I am 19 and love to shoot it.
2263788
I also bought this bow as a gift to my grandson. For target practice I purchased the Easton Genesis II 6-pk. They are great as a beginning arrow, but the fletchings (vanes) are flimsy and come off easily. I decided in the future I would buy arrows else where.
1468173
No! the bow is much heavier than advertised and arrows fall out of my bow when I point it down ... if your in a tree stand and a deer comes in close your in trouble ... yuk!
1158926
Not for hunting. It uses BB's and pellets, but the muzzle velocity is very low (weak); about 350 fps. Good enough for shooting paper targets and cans for fun and target practice.
833277
Yes. It's a great value, a functional bow for target practice but not too intense. It's large and legitimate.
25933
Yes this is a good beginner air rifle depending on your states hunting laws but it should be good for rabbits or other small game and birds. For how much you pay it is a great starter gun but it is not the top of the line however they are about the same price as most .22 rim fires
443647
It is a real bow and can be set to a draw length of 22/23, the only thing to check is your state requirements for minimum poundage. At that draw length it might not be a high enough poundage to legally hunt.
1339209
Not sure what kind of bow, but it seems to be of good enough quality. I have been very satisfied with everything.
211024
This bow is a target bow, approved for use in NASP (National Archery in the School Program). While the bow does have penetrating power on par with a 35# re-curve, I would not see it as appropriate or humane for hunting more than small-game (bird, rabbit, squirrel, etc.).
211022
No, absolutely not. This is a GREAT bow for target shooting, but not powerful enough to hunt humanely.
1650371
I mainly bought it for hog, but have not had the opportunity to go deer hunting yet. Although, I plan on going soon (this year)! As far as it being good for deer hunting, I read 100s of reviews before settling on this one and saw many cases where people had taken down decent size deer with it. I would think you need to be decent at tracking as I doubt you will drop it where it stands, but once you get it sighted in and can make a fairly accurate kill shot, it shouldn't be hard to find. Also, I did purchase some broadheads to go with it as well. Hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions and I will answer them if I can. ;)By the way, I assembled it in under 10 minutes. Very Easy! I mainly bought it for hog, but have not had the opportunity to go deer hunting yet. Although, I plan on going soon (this year)! As far as it being good for deer hunting, I read 100s of reviews before settling on this one and saw many cases where people had taken down decent size deer with it. I would think you need to be decent at tracking as I doubt you will drop it where it stands, but once you get it sighted in and can make a fairly accurate kill shot, it shouldn't be hard to find. Also, I did purchase some broadheads to go with it as well. Hope this helps and let me know if you have... » Read More I mainly bought it for hog, but have not had the opportunity to go deer hunting yet. Although, I plan on going soon (this year)! As far as it being good for deer hunting, I read 100s of reviews before settling on this one and saw many cases where people had taken down decent size deer with it. I would think you need to be decent at tracking as I doubt you will drop it where it stands, but once you get it sighted in and can make a fairly accurate kill shot, it shouldn't be hard to find. Also, I did purchase some broadheads to go with it as well. Hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions and I will answer them if I can. ;)By the way, I assembled it in under 10 minutes. Very Easy! « Show Less
373547
It would be a great bow but if you want to have it for a long time dont dry fire (shoot without an arrow knocked) and also get a few arrows just in case
2080141
Ya, I suppose any compound bows on the market it is suitable. When tested to its 400fps standard, it's not capable!!! If your not shooting over 320fps you can purchase a more durable target that you can fire fixed blade broadheads at for a much lower price!!!
2036751
Not really it is more for bow hunting deer unless u are trying to bow hunt small game then it would be helpful
2109242
I think it would be ok for a while for some back yard target practice. It a decent bow and can be adjusted up in poundage. My 10 year old handles it well. I guess it mostly depends on what u plan to do with it. If it's hunting is say no.
2001764
I'm not sure. I bought for my husband for hunting and he said it would not work for him but said it was a good practice bow.