With the AMS Retriever Pro attached to a bow, can the bow still shoot regular arrows that do have feathered fins?
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No. The retriever comes with bowfishing arrows which are different to normal arrows as they have a teflon slide that attaches to the string that attaches to the reel so you can get your fish after you shoot it. The arrows dont need fins as you are shooting into water. This kit works very well and you get your fish after you shoot it, assuming you it it in the first place.
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Yes this quiver does take broadheads. It doesn't hold as many as regular points, but yes it does.
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Yes and i went to amazon and also bought extra bolts the same size i was using to practice with but make sure your field tips are correct grain to match the weight of your broadheads ps. I LOVE this bow it is light and shoots like a bolt of lightning very fast and powerful
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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.
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Absolutely ..... This is the same bow I have....it's a great case, VERY STRONG for use in air travel....I fly a AZ to hunt elk and guide each year
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Yes, depending on the hardness of the target and the velocity you get out of them. I launched them out of my benjamin trail np xl into a waterbottle and the heads were almost flat when captured. My air rifle is pretty powerful though, might not do that for lower powered rifles.
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I believe so. I fish an Old Town predator and both the Scotty and Cannon's go into the rod holder holes in my mod-pod. I'm pretty sure the Trident mod-pod is the same deal since Old Town and Ocean Kayak are both Johnson Outdoors products. They just 'friction fit' though, there is no pin to go in the key-way to lock it in like there is in the socket that comes with the holder.
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These Aluminum arrows are compatible with the Genesis Bow used in the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP). The are designed for a 10-20 Lb pull Bow.
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Yes it does. I have had mine for several years, great bow for the money. Get some carbon bolts custom cut to 16", Its a killing machine 35 yrds or less.
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It does, but it's not perfect. They definitely fit and they definitely shoot well, but they are a tighter fit, so harder to load. That said, given that there is no alternative, it's better than having a useless toy with now arrows to shoot. My son loves the bow by the way.
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Yes, you can. They are shorter than the arrows that come with the bow, but they do work with it and are a good option if you want more of the arrows with suction cup tips rather than the foam tip. Note that they are also available in a bright blue/green color instead of camo if you prefer that.
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Bow has an achievable speed of 285FPS and I would say that is for a 20" arrow. I have no other speed data available. Darrin
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I do not know. You can ask Joe Bell, the editor of "Bow and Arrow Hunting Magazine". He will print your question and his answer in an up-coming issue of the magazine. He does this every issue.
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I actually haven't used it for fishing yet, but you can just take off the attachment. It definitely is still a recurve so not accurate for hunting like a crossbow or compound but it is a fun challenge you get better at and I agree with John about the cradle. It would be better with a proper one. Can't wait for the spring/summer time to try the fishing part. Overall, it is still a fun and cheap recurve bow if you want to take it to a range.
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I get an avg. of 235fps with my 20in bolts, however my 18's avg. about 243fps. Both of which were equipped with 100gr broadheads. My buddy has the same bow and his barely gets 205fps with 20's. Mine must be special to get what it gets. Good Luck and Happy Hunting
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Yes they are, as long as the longbow is powerful enough to launch them with enough energy to set off the primer. I have set them off with a GENESIS NASP bow which at 20 pounds releases energy comparable to a 35 pound recurve. I was shooting at hard surface (plywood) so your mileage might vary on a soft target (but you would want to avoid gut shots anyway and I believe a deer's ribcage will rebound pretty much like the 3/8 inch plywood I was using).
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Yes...the arrows are proportionate to the bow. I also purchased some longer arrows, and they worked fine also.