Where and how are the Bow jaxs installed? Do you need a bow press?
1948247
you don't need a bow press. They fit in the limb slots and in the cable slots. They are easy to install
1948248
It depends on your model large ones go in the string guide above hand grip, next size goes in the limbs 2 on each side and the small one goes on the bolt hold down.
1948249
No you don't need a bow press, pretty easy just follow the directions with the BowJaxs kit. I had to leave one off just below the rail it made it to tight with all of them on.
1948250
No bow press required. The larger pieces go on the main body of the bow, the smaller ones go on the limbs. Ten Point has a video on their web site under accessories, bowjax, that will show you.
1948251
No They are soft rubber and go in fast. You do need to take apart the crossbow head to get the rail ones in. I did not try but you may be able to install them with out pulling off the head, but you should pull the head off. I did not shoot if before I'm not sure how much they help.
1948252
You do not need a bow press. You will have to remove the limb assembly from the stock to install the larger ones into the string guide under the bolt slot. Then you install two on each side in the split limbs. You can reinstall the limb assembly and then before you put the foot rest back on you put one of each of the smallest ones on each side of it. The very smallest one goes on the hold down spring for the bolt. I shot my bow before I had these installed and after I put them on there was a noticeable difference in the noise from the bow. My hunting partner and my sons noticed it as well. Really quiets it down. You will be very pleased with them. You do not need a bow press. You will have to remove the limb assembly from the stock to install the larger ones into the string guide under the bolt slot. Then you install two on each side in the split limbs. You can reinstall the limb assembly and then before you put the foot rest back on you put one of each of the smallest ones on each side of it. The very smallest one goes on the hold down spring for the bolt. I shot my bow before I had these installed and after I put them on there was a noticeable difference in the noise from the bow. My hunting partner and my sons noticed it as well.... » Read More You do not need a bow press. You will have to remove the limb assembly from the stock to install the larger ones into the string guide under the bolt slot. Then you install two on each side in the split limbs. You can reinstall the limb assembly and then before you put the foot rest back on you put one of each of the smallest ones on each side of it. The very smallest one goes on the hold down spring for the bolt. I shot my bow before I had these installed and after I put them on there was a noticeable difference in the noise from the bow. My hunting partner and my sons noticed it as well. Really quiets it down. You will be very pleased with them. « Show Less
1615605
You will find this is a cover - none of the support structure is included - if that is what you were referring to as the bow. Mine is on a 1997 Wrangler that has the lower door and canvas/plastic windows. My jeep didn't have the plastic upper door frame so I had to get those from a local supplier. You will also need ((if you jeep doesn't have them) the metal strips to hold the back window down (also available from Amazon). The only hardware are the screws and strip that attaches the top to the roof section above the fron window. Hope that helps -cheers.
2281184
Well I just put mine on today. And fired (10) shots with it. Seems to pull way to the left from the Hand Rope. The directions are pretty vague and the diagrams are too small. But I did manage to get it to work. Not happy with the cords cross, seems to me they should never touch and only be parallel. Then once you get the claws back, you have to release it forward, then over the scope then crank it back in behind the scope. Kind of a Hokie Design but it does work. This bow is seriously hard to pull back, not sure how an older or handycapped person could ever do it without a crank.
1894713
It comes with the bow, a 3-pin Apex sight, Hostage XL arrow rest, Octane DeadLock Lite quiver, tube peep sight and a BCY string loop. You will need to take the bow to a bow shop to have the peep sight installed and, if necessary, have the draw-length and pull weight adjusted. I took mine to Bass Pro, and to my surprise, the awesome guys behind the counter didn't charge me for the installation or adjustment. This is my first bow and I cannot be happier. I did a lot of research into a good starter bow, and, especially for its price, this is the best bet.
169870
Yes I have I use them on my Kodiak with my bow(s) Absolutely the best grip out there for a bow imo! You will have to move your bow around on the grips to find the sweet spot. Play around with your mounting options with your bow in them BEFORE you mount them. If you have several bows you will hunt with fit them all to determine the grips mounting distance apart on your rack or whatever your going to mount them to. I have found with mine if I squeeze them down supertight for rough trails/four wheeling etc. they don`t pop open as easily as the old style when I want to take my bow out (I have a set of the old style mounts also mounted on my quad for hoodies, bird arrows, huntin hat, sunglasses, random anything you want to secure quickly and have instant access to) I have to squeeze the new style as I push the release but once squeezed tight these things do not let go! The old style pops right open with a push of the release button no matter how tightly they`re closed -but- the old style also has bases that snap off if you look at them wrong :( The new bases on this new style grip have been pretty much unbreakable so far. The thing I LOVE about this grip for the bow is you can squeeze it snug to your bow when just cruising and INSTANTLY grab your bow without having to flip off a rubber band or push the release or anything...buck crosses trail..set brake...grab bow nock arrow done deal! Came in handy several times so far. Get `em You won`t regret it.
2124383
Sorry couldnt say. I had two bow arms break and sent it back but never got my refund. Buy a compound bow. They are guaranteed at least. These guys ripped me off.
714939
Basically what you see in the photo, plus the clamp to attach the string from the rest to the bow's cable. It also includes instructions and a video. Very easy installation
2096254
when i got my was brand new. it is a really nice crossbow. i recommend to get the crossbow cocking device and get a pro installed for you. you have to be in really good shape to load the bow with the regular cocking rope! always put bow wax in all your strings and barnett lube wax in the rail!!
996474
It is a mechanical cocking system mounted on the bow stock. I have one on mine. Worth every penny. jz from nj
1571225
Yes....there are adjustments on each end and there is a tool included with the bow. There is directions on the box.
361531
Yes you do need to buy a clamp sold separately, but I have people installing the string going through the bow cable, in which case there is no need for clamp, but that looks more complicated.
1279166
I had a gun smith install mine but a friend of mine did them himself. Just need a vice, punch and a hammer. Be patient and as gentle as possible.
904922
It's been a few years since I installed this unit, but if I remember correctly there really is no right or left side install. You punch out a plastic filler piece in the stock and the unit assembles in this area. You then pull a right and left attachment hook down to the cable harness (one on each side) hook on and pull back with both handles, one on the right and one on the left. Pull back until it locks in the cocked position. I have to admit that this was one of the finest pieces I added to my xbow. It works great. J-
82794
Unlike most Budget style lifts, our kits mount to the outside of the strut which means no diassenbly of the strut is needed. This makes it drastically more simple than the other in-strut systems... and you do not need hydraulic strut machiens to do the work. Just regular handtools will get the job done.We do have an assortment of kits available. You may want to take a look at these and other options direct from our website at... http://www.rocky-road.com/kjsus.html
1548712
I bought a standard crossbow quiver off Amazon. All these "no's"are ridiculous! the quiver didn't even have instructions and I was able to install easily
1776641
In order for you to cock this, this crossbow you wil need a crank mechanism that can be installed at the butt of the bow (there are two covers which can be removed in order to install it). You can buy it from Barnett or Amazon.
20280
It is a generic 175# bow. Painted a couple different ways to match different models. The Fury and Jaguar bows are the same with different paint. You can buy strings and bow ends a little cheaper at Big-5 where they carry the Jaguar in stock. arrowpreciscion also has a website where you can get parts and ask specifics. I cant tell any difference between the bow on mine and the spare I bought. looks like the same camo stencil even.