Totally new to these, but my brother is interested and I want to give them as a gift. Is there a way to reel back in the arrow if you miss?
1444973
If you superglue a short price of coat hanger to your arrow where there's a hole, you can put a zip tie around the arrow and attach a string to the zip tie and the other end to your now and you can retrieve.
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Yes you can reel back in if you tie a line to it. Unfortunately it probably wont work after the first time because the arrows tips are of extremely poor design. Just my two cents
1100452
I recommend a whisker biscuit for recurve. This will not work at all, because a compound bow has the needed down line to pull the rest up.
356356
Hi there,This arrow is only suitable for right-hand. I couldn't grab it with left-hand. Perhaps you can put an order fro left-hand person.
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Hello, i'm not sure about that,i would access Excalibur's site to find out for sure. If you shoot the wrong arrows you could blow the limbs,you don't want that to happen! Sorry i couldn't be more helpful.
1339393
Yes u can cock by hand. But if u pull more with one hand than the other it will throw your aim off a little . Will kick back of arrow off to one side. Buy the cocking rope.
381981
You can buy new nocks (sporting goods store). Just make sure they are for the same diameter as the arrow. Take a small hammer and tap the old nock until it comes off, sand that end of arrow with some fine sandpaper so new nock will fit on, then apply some super glue to end of arrow and put new nock on.
429876
I have them on a few of them for preparation only. Any arrow that has the screw in tips will accept broad arrows. Please confirm the screw size and thread pattern prior to ordering any tips. Have fun!
1492976
I just received a left handed bow. One that's held in the right and drawn back with the left. Hoping it was a mistake. Great bow!
349370
yes go to (blog/switching-inline-reel-left-right-hand-retrieve) can be either left or right hand retrieve nice reel
117710
the bow I have received must be hold with left hand; so arrow with right hand. I hope it helps
771463
No. You are able to pull the line out then reel it back in with the crank handle. There is no casting option.
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I never had to use one, all my arrows come out very clean. Just follow the instructions and rotate the arrow two or three turns after cut is completed.
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Hi Zac, My apologies for the delay, but i actually got rid of all of my Gamegetters. I believe they do fit, since all of my arrow heads (field points, thumpers, and broad heads) easily screwed into all of my arrows in the past. I was shooting XX75s and Gamegetters back then. And these Broadheads I just picked up screwed into my remaining XX75s and my carbon shafts...standard insert. Cheers.
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Yes. These are for target shooting. Their very tough and can take quite a lot of punishment if you don't "jerk" the arrows out of a bag target (I use a block target, you don't lose points) instead of just trying to snatch these old school arrows out of a target, pull it out until it stops, then waggle it back and forth, and when you see the point, give it a twist! It'll come right out. These are the best wooden arrows for a long or recurve bow. Great price. Beautiful. And if you'll put a bit of Tough as Nails fingernail polish or some such at the critical points, they become just about indestructible. I've got some that I've shot literally hundreds of times! Yes. These are for target shooting. Their very tough and can take quite a lot of punishment if you don't "jerk" the arrows out of a bag target (I use a block target, you don't lose points) instead of just trying to snatch these old school arrows out of a target, pull it out until it stops, then waggle it back and forth, and when you see the point, give it a twist! It'll come right out. These are the best wooden arrows for a long or recurve bow. Great price. Beautiful. And if you'll put a bit of Tough as Nails fingernail polish or some such at the critical points, they become just... » Read More Yes. These are for target shooting. Their very tough and can take quite a lot of punishment if you don't "jerk" the arrows out of a bag target (I use a block target, you don't lose points) instead of just trying to snatch these old school arrows out of a target, pull it out until it stops, then waggle it back and forth, and when you see the point, give it a twist! It'll come right out. These are the best wooden arrows for a long or recurve bow. Great price. Beautiful. And if you'll put a bit of Tough as Nails fingernail polish or some such at the critical points, they become just about indestructible. I've got some that I've shot literally hundreds of times! « Show Less
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I recommend using a cardboard box or a bail of straw. We used a the box from a new larger flat screen TV. To save the arrow when removing, place you hand on the target with the arrow between index finger and thumb. Pull arrow straight back. As for the price of arrows, if the bow is getting good use then splurge for the carbon fiber arrows. They will last. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you wrap the end of the circle around the arrow and pull the arrow tight. Kind of like a ponytail holder on a piping bag :-)
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I would guess u could shoot them from the wooden bow, you need the correct arrows they fit in thread wise, and remember these are basicly fixed razor blades on the point of you're arrow.