Does this bow require any tools for take down and re-assembly?
346144
You will need a bow restringer to remove the string which should be done after shooting to preserve the limbs and string. You can mutually break it down but you risk twisting the limbs. The limb bolts are tightened and loosened by hand. Have fun!!
346145
No, it has screws at the end of the limbs that can be put on and taken off by hand
346146
It does you will need an allen wrench and some rope to put it together. Sounds crazy but you will see when you get the bow but once its together it is great.
1952253
Yes it is removable I replaced mine with bow fishing setup and use a hip quiver
1880815
Hello, no tools are needed. Everything can be assembled & disassembled by hand. Thank you!
814434
Not to hard, need two people to make it easy. Just compress the bow to remove the old and install the new. hope this helps.
2062907
Its not intended to ever be replaced, but I was able to with some craftyness. Look in the 1-star reviews for the pics I uploaded doing this. (1star because of this issue exactly, otherwise very nice bow).
165954
Yes...handle is removable and there is a large hex if you wanted to use a wrench instead. However, I doubt it would be necessary...using a hammer is easy and works quite well. Actually every piece of this disassembles so it can fit in a drawer in a standard toolbox.
758282
Yes. Simple hand tools. Screwdrivers and crescent wrench are enough. One person with average skill can do it.
20940
No, it doesn't. My husband just removed the old one and affixed the new piece in place. I don't remember him saying that he needed a special tool or that it was super difficult. Good luck!
1697144
No. It is a narrow box with a tiny twine loop. My 3 year old grandson learned to shoot with this and it is great. We made new arrows with dowels and pointed pencil erasers for tips. I used an exacto blade to cut slits in the end of the dowel to catch the bowstring.
1637534
No, that item is sold separately. You would also need string and a bow stringer. P.S. ditch the plastic arrow rest that came with it and upgrade it to a better one. Get a glove or a tab, because it is not included.
364376
No. I ended up buying this and it had all the necessary tools: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009MKGRQA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1087418
No. But easy to out together. Takes about 45 minutes and only very basically hand tools. I think just a screwdriver and hammer.
87994
Good question. I want to buy one for my son this year for Christmas. I bought him the bow last Christmas an he still loves it.
171872
Yes. This bow has an arrow rest but due to the arrow rest the supplied arrows feathering gets ripped. The feathers are rigid but tears easily after just a few shots. It's a good idea to order extra arrows.
1192234
No tools are required. The horizontal cross braces (that don't show in the picture) slip out and the top rails slide out so that the base folds down.
93547
Yes the Arrow tips are replacable, you just need to go to your local archery store for any repairs. I also got another 6 arrows from an archery store. They tried replicating the arrows that came with the bow, and they turned out pretty well. Although they aren't exactly the same (feathers instead of blazer tails), they still shoot very well.
1061017
Yes, easy if done correctly, watch y tube how to decock crossbow. Easier than pulling it back if done right.