what qiver should i buy to go on this crossbow
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This crossbow don't have a place to install a quiver, but you can buy a hip quiver I suppose.
2264591
The hard part of putting the crossbow is stringing it. You need a strong person to bend the bow and you can string it. The scope I think is a cheap one so I left it off the bow. If you are a good shooter, you won't have trouble shooting it.
1162841
You would have to buy a sight $30.00 to $50.00 good sight for the price, a whisker buiskit, a stabilizer, a D loop, that's about all to get the Bow ready to go.
2025523
You can easily get it at "the crossbow store.com"! That's where I got mine! Hope this helps!
522541
I have a Barnett Quad 400 AVI with the big scope and built in crank feature,it even has the built in quiver, it all fits- very big crossbow and it fits perfectly. I would guess if yours is smaller or around the same size you would be fine.
1664361
They make a reaper broad head for crossbows. They recamend a 65# draw weight on a bow. But I only shoot a 60# draw weight. I produce 82 lbs of KE. They have always worked well for me. You should probly get the ones for a crossbow. Just to be safe so they don't open in flight. Go to grimreaperbroadheads.com. you will be able to see the different ones offers the. Hope this helps. Have a safe hunt and good luck to ya.
462452
I think you will. It was my first crossbow too and I got a nice 7 point buck this season with it. It is accurate and very easy to handle. I recommend buying the String Suppressor and the Dissipator Bars (as a combination) to quiet it down a little bit. After you get use to it, buy the Flemish string too; it will improve the velocity big time. Good luck
1726163
I purchased a Wicked Ridge Warrior HL crossbow a couple of months ago. I also purchased the Wicked Ridge Soft Crossbow Case. It is a perfect fit for the crossbow. The additional pouch on the case holds the arrow quiver with arrows in it along with plenty of room for other items. It is a very nice case and considerably cheaper here than at Bass Pro.
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I think it's 425 fps. You will be good to go with your crossbow. The speed know might not be spot on so you'll have to zero at 20 and shoot at 30. If your hitting low turn the speed dial down. Once that is set go to 40 and so on. They also offer a free app from hawke to help.
2257688
Order more foam darts here: http://www.amazon.com/NXT-Generation-Crossbow-Projectile-Kit/dp/B000XA7WWQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382023722&sr=8-1&keywords=darts+nxt+generation
423780
No scope, no quiver, no bolts, comes as just the base crossbow; everything needed to fire it. It's a really good bow, love it, Horton hasn't made crossbow's for about a year now, so you might want to consider getting a new string. After about 50 shots I had to change mine, total of $40. Also the crossbow comes in camo, not black, but you can see that from the other comments.
1803178
This crossbow has cheap parts, if you're going to buy it an hunt with it, with the righ tips and bolts this crossbow might be strong enough to kill an elk at a close up shot. For $45 more you can buy a much better crossbow on amazon. Remember to get quality tips an arrows, for large game like elk you'll need a bigger better quality crossbow like a 400..
162442
I sent the predator crossbow back and bought the ghost 350 because of the reviews on it. check them out!
468200
It's supposed to be a 150 pound draw crossbow. I'm not a big guy but I can manage to pull it back by hand about twenty times during target practice. If you're looking for an inexpensive fun and useful crossbow - this is it. Put a decent scope and some carbon bolts and you've got a great hunting crossbow. IMHO
993898
Yes that is the Amazon number for the Barnett Ghost 410 Crossbow package, It has everything you need, some bolts, quiver, sight and rope cocking device. After you see what type of bolts it uses you can buy some more of your preference as long as they match the crossbow.
1377522
What you will need on your Crossbow is a Picatinny Rail system, At least 4 inches long, hard mounted to your Crossbow in an Optic appropriate position. If you've got that, you will be all set. What I will caution, however, is that the optic's base and mounting rings need to be carefully tightened to ensure they don't get loose while firing. I suggest Lock-tite Blue for the screws mounting the optic to the rings, if you're concerned about them becoming loose. Otherwise, keep the Alan Wrenches and a Wrench of the appropriate size for the base (where it locks onto the rail) screws and retighten and rezero your bow if needed.
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RandallI purchased the "Barnett ghost 410 CRT crossbow package" I didn't have that number as a reference.I don't know that I have adequately answered your question, but this is the package "I got"You can't go wrong, when you go Barnett