How are these installed onto the arrow itself? Is it just a simple task of screwing the broadhead and the arrow together?
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Yes it's as easy as that. But the only problem is that they do not stay very well attached. They will over time loosen, and you'll just need to screw it back in. Not a difficult fix really.
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Not sure if I can explain how to put it on but Dicks Sporting Goods or Bass Pro Shops or something like that can install the sight , arrow rest and can also adjust the draw weight fairly cheap. As for as sighting it in adjust your two pins with the red dots the way your arrows are grouping. If they are high and to the right move your pins up and to the right. . If your arrows are grouping low and to the left move your pins down and to the left. Move the two pins the way the arrows are grouping. Took me a few hours to get it real close. I love my bow (my first one) but shoots accurate and can't wait for turkey season to open Not sure if I can explain how to put it on but Dicks Sporting Goods or Bass Pro Shops or something like that can install the sight , arrow rest and can also adjust the draw weight fairly cheap. As for as sighting it in adjust your two pins with the red dots the way your arrows are grouping. If they are high and to the right move your pins up and to the right. . If your arrows are grouping low and to the left move your pins down and to the left. Move the two pins the way the arrows are grouping. Took me a few hours to get it real close. I love my bow (my first one) but shoots accurate and... » Read More Not sure if I can explain how to put it on but Dicks Sporting Goods or Bass Pro Shops or something like that can install the sight , arrow rest and can also adjust the draw weight fairly cheap. As for as sighting it in adjust your two pins with the red dots the way your arrows are grouping. If they are high and to the right move your pins up and to the right. . If your arrows are grouping low and to the left move your pins down and to the left. Move the two pins the way the arrows are grouping. Took me a few hours to get it real close. I love my bow (my first one) but shoots accurate and can't wait for turkey season to open « Show Less
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if you are asking about the arrow heads on these arrows, they are rubber, so no
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Look at the spot where the arrow rest would go, is there a threaded hole?as lobg as the threaded hole is on the riser( middle of the bow where the handle is is called the riser, curved parts where the cams are are the limbs, not trying to be condescending just not sure of your bow knowledge!) :-) Most new bows use universal threads for accessories. This arrow rest is universal. I put one on both my boys Genesis bows. I had to add spacers to get them to line up though. You want the hole on the rest to line up with the nock on the bowstring. As long as there is a threaded hole it should work. Not sure about medium or light, butI believe it is brush stiffness, medium for aluminum arrows light for carbon. WalMart sells a good selection of carbon arrows cheap, 5$ or less. I always recommend carbon arrows.
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On the side. You typically have to have your arrows cut for your draw length, then install the inserts.
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These arrows are hallow aluminum arrows, the tips will come out but a little glue helps. These tips do not unscrew, there solid, but tend to come out after a few solid hits.
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sold seperate . cut for your draw length. youll have to measure and cut with an arrow saw or have them cut at pro shop. when you order arrows they are all one length. you will also need to buy inserts if not provided. feild points or broad heads will also need to be bought. make sure to order arrows with fletching on them.if not, that will be a hole nother process. be sure to read the product desciption very closely and watch for fletcing and inserts.
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I don't know because I never shot a crossbow before. If the bolts are smaller in diameter than arrows then probably because these heads were to thin to fit my arrows. I really wanted these heads for my bow but just didn't fit.
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Broadheads would slice the quiver up when moving the arrows in and out of it. Use an Easton plastic arrow tube instead.
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Yes there are inserts in bolts. They are the same as regular arrows. There are just two types of lighted knocks. One for aluminum shafts and the other is for graphite shafts. You need the one for aluminum shafts.
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The arrows were roughly 30', and yes, if you have a taper tool you could pull the head off and cut them down. The arrow head is only held on by a little nail type piece of metal. I actually took some off and then re-glued them back on. I have heard the arrows can very in size though, but now by much.
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It's simple. Just screw the pieces together after placing the part that the string goes onto. It's hard to explain, but the hardest part about it is getting the string on. Sorry if this doesn't help much ... Do a search online for how to assemble an 80lb self-cocking crossbow.
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Target points are just the little metal point that comes pre-installed on each of the three arrows. On some arrows these points are removable/replaceable, but they're glued on these arrows if I recall correctly.
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Not well. They are too tight. I had to use a long thin knife to spit it around inside the arrow to scrape assay some if the material. Also, and most importantly, the blue fins are not attached very well and come off easily. Sometimes on the first use! So the arrows don't fly straight. Check out the new Nerf Zombie hunter crossbow instead. $20 and uses regular darts.
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You have to attach the bow assembly to the stock. Be sure to pay attention when slipping the cables into the stock. There is small plastic guide that fits over the cables.
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this was my first use of a mechanical, holding onto the fixed blades for ever - I have not had this problem, the clips when aligned with the blade snap over the lip on the blade and then seat tight when screwed onto the arrow - easiest way I found to get it all together was to use the plastic tool piece they sent, push the broad down in it, the align the clip and screw it onto the arrow. I can attest they make a devastating hole, will not go back unless a state doesn't allow mechanicals. happy hunting.
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No problems at all. The different heads just click into place. Just push em in at an angle.