I am just getting into crossbows and it may be stupid to ask this, but do you have to set it up, or is the string already attached?
1450240
It does require a little set up with two people to hold everything in place until strung.
1450241
It has a little assembly and yes you will have to string it. It's not bad but it WILL take 2 people. We pointed it to the floor and leaned on one of the limbs a little while the 2nd person put the string on. Didn't get it the first time but got it the 2nd time.
1450242
You would have to put it together. We can direct you to videos on how the process goes if you email in. Should take no more than 5-10 mins
1450243
The whole crossbow have to be put together, but don't you worry it takes about 5 minutes.
945283
No, you have to put it in the stalk, but it is pretty easy to do. The allen wrench that is necessary comes with the bow.
2270216
It comes with string. I've used mine quite a bit without buying any new string yet.
2168467
No, pretty simple bow, but a great buy. You would have to purchase a stabilizer as there is a little bit of vibration on release. You should also invest in a whiskerbiskit as the arrow rest that comes with is not very sturdy. Great bow though. I've enjoyed it and I shoot competitively.
1373203
Yes. Its my first crossbow and I love it. Excellent bow for the price. My friend has a Ten Point and he likes mine better.
375919
Yes it just solder over stock of the crossbow. It works very well it allows my 12 yr. old to cock the crossbow himself.
189603
I have no idea why you need a stringer for a comp-bow. But no, doubt it. NOT SURE, but I doubt it.
2197731
An allen wrench to put the limbs on comes with the bow. That the only tool you need with it. The rest that comes with the bow screws on by hand, but it really isn't worth even that much effort, defiantly spring for another rest. A stringer also comes with the bow but its really low quality, much like the rest, much better off just getting a different stringer.
414748
Yes, you need the rope cocking device to cock the crossbow. You won't be able to pull it back without it. I hade my Penetrator for 3 seasons now. I taken 1 deer my first season, 3 last season and so far 3 this season. This crossbow is insane. You cannot go wrong.
2120962
No I believe the attatchment string is to short to work and attaching it straight to ur bow string doesnt sound like a good idea anyway. On a compound bow its is attatched to ur cables not ur string.
904855
Yes it comes with that but I only got 10 shots from this crossbow and it broke so I never got to try it out.
1719351
I believe your bow is a compound and mine is a standard recurve crossbow. The stringer is super cheap and seems to be constructed well. Works great for my bow. Is this the style your bow originally came with?
439874
Bryson, You cannot attach a quiver to the physical crossbow. A back/side/hip quiver is recommended.Best, Bruce
1152948
Age 16, girl, beginner - perfect bow! Get some extra arrows as they are easily lost and are not very stout to start with. Best wishes! Bruce. (don't discard the sight that is embedded in the cardboard that is entangled within the bow strings.) Throw nothing away until you have used the sight! :-) BTW this is a serious bow, you could kill with this (with broadheads - a deer)
368617
Absolutely not! It is easily done by either left or right handed shooters and is perfectly centered in the middle of the top of the grip, "up" to fire and "down" for safe. It is a smooth manual safety and the crossbow must be cocked with the safety in the "fire" position (UP) and then slide down to "SAFE" when it is cocked and before you load a bolt (arrow). It is a great crossbow!
1478460
I had a very hard time as well. It took 3 grown men to do this. I suggest looking on YouTube on how to string the crossbow. It was very helpful, but like I said, you will need 3 to do this
214972
You have to have arrows tuned to the bow. I have only seen arrows out of a box work with a bow once in my life.