Would this be feasible to use with archery?
2004350
You could use it for archery. You'd have to be pretty good with the bow, though, as the targets are not that big; smaller than regular clay pigeons.
2004351
Target holds clay pigeons only. I would not recommend for archery as the arrows would only break them or bounce off instead of landing properly
402149
Hey Nick: You can use this with any bow. But you need to be able to mount it on your bow at the right position, so that the arrow is not cocked. If your recurve doesn't have a place to rigidly attach it, you may need to drill a hole in the body of the bow and bolt it. Good Luck
883404
Personal opinion... Although the tripod may look a little flimsy, it is actually quite the opposite. I used the product when shooting my newer Bear compound but I would not hesitate using the product with an older, heavier compound. No the product may not standup to rough abuse but I doubt most people will be throwing or dropping their bows onto the foldout legs. I think you'll be fine with the product.
1593622
Yes it should be fine. Hubby says he wouldn't hesitate to shoot his bow with this screen.
1023250
According to the manufacture discription it should be fine."Ideal for beginners 8 and up (adult supervision req'd)Designed for young archers new to compound bows"
1782847
Yes....plenty fast enough. You could range out to 35-40 yards and still have enough energy left for a clean kill. People have killed deer for decades with bows that did not put out the energy this crossbow does.
833277
Yes. It's a great value, a functional bow for target practice but not too intense. It's large and legitimate.
1023816
Absolutely. My brothers wife shoots a 35# recurve, and the arrows stick with no problem. Crossbow bolts do not have as much kinetic energy as a longer arrow because they are shorter. You will not have any problems with this target.
737976
I would say it would be fine. I'm not 100 percent about it though. I would call a local archery shop just be sure.
1209835
No this is not all ideal for a young adult. The bow length and tension are suited to a much younger boy. It's best to go to a sports/outfitter center and consult with an archery department type person who can help you to determine what would work best from the adult section.
1439931
I don't see why not. At a 50 lb draw it hits hard enough to bring down small game. The only problem I forsee is that the surface area of the bow itself is rather unique: squarish and metal. This may be difficult to attach a reel to.
268231
You need to be sure that the arrows are designed for use with a compound bow, that's all!
762392
I suppose you could, but it would take some sort of a harness or strap. I would think the problem with it would be the arrows protruding out, as they may get in your way when drawing your bow back. I personally would not look at this quiver for mounting on my back. There is most likely better alternatives. (just my opinion on that)
909174
Yes and yes. neither are high quality, but workable to start. standard archery mounting points are designed in so future upgrades are possible.
2061060
Good arrows and the right broadband it would be ok at about 50 yards so yes you could
1661325
I never used bow. However I remember I saw on youtube a guy play this with a bow. I think it worked well.
1563243
I have not tried it, but you should be able to shoot longer bolts. I would look at the weight of the 22" arrow, since there is a recommended weight of the bolt for this size Xbow..