Why do the Self-Cocking arms not move out of the way like in the photo.
282788
It appears that the crossbow in the photo has a track that forces the arms downward if the cocking lever is in the shooting position. My crossbow is not like the one pictured. From a usage standpoint, it really doesnt matter where the arms are as long as they are in front of the bowstring when it is not cocked. If I were you, I would not return it, the chances of you getting one like the picture might be slim and none.
282789
That is how mine is. As it shows in the photo. Perhaps you have received a defective crossbow.
1371111
It might be from one of the wingnuts used to tighten down the arms because they are spring loaded.
1901533
Her arms and legs move at the shoulders and hips but not at the knees and elbows.
1874295
Not a good system. Had the same happen to me. Frankly, the manual cocking device seems to work the best for me. Just adjust to fit your arm length. If cocking while standing is difficult, sitting on the ground and just leaning backward makes cocking a lot easier. I would return the unit. Hope this helps. Bill
1283534
They do move but one arm is an odd angle so my daughter has a hard time dressing him.
328821
I believe if you tighten the bolts securely, the arm will not move freely. But suggest you check with the manufacturer to be certain
1571460
They're very adjustable, which is nice, but it's kind of always a wrestling match getting them right into position. Every time I move them in one direction, something ends up loosening up or something in another direction. Once they're in position, it's fine, it's just a bit of a struggle getting them just right. That being said, they definitely can hang out at basically any point in the arm's vertical range without sagging or whatever, once you get all the joints tightened.
1993259
sorry but don't understand your question well.... but all I can say is that the arms-height adjustment, is not easy as it should be... because sometimes you want to change the height several times during the day and to do it, you have to use strong force to rise it or else... to me, is lack of more design.... unless mine is not good... thanks.
1315897
It has movement of the arms at the shoulders and legs at the hips. They rotate only.
271855
There are gaps but they are fused at some of the joints. They are rigid and do not move.
1893010
The arm has spring loaded tension devices in each joint. The arm stays in the position you place it
1295949
The arms are identical and drilled with 2 through holes so remove one and turn 45 degrees. I was really ticked off till I figured it out :)
1625390
When you're holding the stabilizer, it's at an angle so it's not in the picture.
960647
The arms are a fixed and necessary of the chair. They cannot be removed or adjusted.
54060
The control arms are NOT interchangeable - there is a right hand and left hand
1634068
Our's don't - the side of the head is winged and they usually just lean into the winged area, it seat also has a slight recline to it so they just stay put.
991500
The arms and legs move at the body and the waist pivots. The right arm is fixed in a bent position, but pivots at the elbow. If you're looking for a figure with articulation, this isn't it. It's a good display piece, though.