Is the cable guard supposed to screw into the bow? The piece doesnt go far enough in for any screws to go in
262131
I don't have the bow with me but I do remember being confused, I believe there is a super small screw that holds it in place that doesn't seem like it would work but it does. Hope that helps.
262132
There are absolutely no instructions that came with this bow. That is ridiculous. I sent messages to the seller and have yet to hear a response. Figures. The bow is nice. I would just like to know exactly how to put it together.
262133
Yes, the cable guard is supposed to screw into the bow. You have to make it happen. I thought the same thing until I got angry enough to just force far enough to fit the screw. Fantastic bow ever since, great bow.
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.
885381
Nope, I found out the hard way scoped bows won't fit. It doesn't have the height clearance.
1399545
Mine didn't initially want to go on, but I pressed down on it, hard, and screwed it in place at the same time. Two things, make sure that you tighten it in a clockwise direction looking down on it, and firmly grasp the section just below where you're screwing the end cap on so that you don't accidentally bow or break the handle.I hope that's of some help.
891858
If your bow has a stabilizer mount hole( pinky size hole on the front of the bow right below your grip) then you need to get a reel mount and it will thread right in that hole then you attach the reel to the mount
1283875
this one is made to go in directly behind the stabilizer on oposiste side of bow. i beleive i saw another bowratler that wasnt standard/ universal but exactly like this one, but had a bracket to use in same hole as stabilizer
235798
I think there were some intructions with them but they are for the strings that are in the slot of the crossbow, to get them in you'll have to dissasemble the thing, that center bolt that holds the bow onto the rifle needs to come back off, then the slide is more or less fitted to the stings and you have to hold it in place and slide the strings into the slot and reassemble, i made the discovery once i had the thing put together and had to take it apart to put the slide in, im pretty sure its to make it easyer on the string and will probably save replacing the string too soon
1979067
Yes, it should. I had to go to a local hardware store to get a different screw size for the attachment but I think that only cost me around $4. What I didn't take into account is how heavy it makes the bow when it is full of arrows. It does serve is purpose well though and I'm glad to have it.
832803
No the cross bow doesn't have a mounting position conienant for this set up
938244
It comes with a clip to attach and take off the quiver. This part is bolted on the bow with previous parts on you bow. It should be 2 screws on the oppisite side from your sight.
1914912
I didn't seem to have a problem with this when i set it up. Unfortunately I do not have access to my bow where i am today but my quiver is very secure with the bolts that came with the product.
17144
You will have to contact the company who sold the bow in order to get replacement parts for it. I had to do the same thing with the arrow rest on the bow we bought. They sent me another one, but it is basically the exact same part as the one that was on there, which is a piece of junk anyway. Most likely the new will break at some point as well.
633798
Sorry it was a gift to my nephew and I never opened it. His bow fit fine if that helps. Wish I had more info for you!
796961
They go between the bow and the frame. The metal part goes on the side where the tension screw will push against it. It protects the fiberglass from being damaged by the screw. One rubber piece goes under the metal square and the other rubber piece goes on the opposite side of the bow from the metal square.
187354
My son has an Elkhart bow and the rest did fit. It is easier if you tap the hole first to get the screw to start.
1132882
sounds like your shooting a left handed bow right handed. your arrow should be on the left side of the riser.
1821919
I installed mine on to a Bear Instinct bow. It used the usual screw points as 3 other sights I have used (all different brands) and has spacers for mounting a quiver over the sight mount to prevent clearance issues. I am totally happy.