can u shoot regular arrows with it?
2016401
Yes you'll just need a different arrow rest, they one it comes with isn't going to work well.
2016402
With the supplied rest they don't shoot well, but with a different aftermarket rest they would shoot as any other bow.
906232
Yes, you can, and it may fly good. The majority of crossbow shooters shoot an expandable broadhead such as the NAP spitfire or the Rage crossbow model. The spitfire is the most common for my customers with crossbows. They stay locked down very well and they fly as accurately as the practice point.
1658918
Short answer, No. In my state (california) there is a list of requirements that it cant meet, but if you live elsewhere perhaps. However without broadheads, these must rely on penetration alone. These arrows barely stick in soft particleboard. The arrow point cant be removed and trying to attach blades and a real nock is not worth your efforts. If you buy these just shoot at soda cans or soft backed targets.
947286
Yes...the arrows are proportionate to the bow. I also purchased some longer arrows, and they worked fine also.
2075360
No, you have to adjust the Draw Weight, according to your strength so you can easily pull it back. Go to You Tube and search for how to shoot a Compoun Bow (do not dry fire a bow) very dangerous if you do that. Good Hunting.
268233
yes any arrow will work. arrows are rated by pull weight and the less expensive arrows are btw 25 and 30 pounds. this bow has a max pull weight around 20lb.
553031
I would say no, there is split for it and it doesn't come with one. My son has been using for target practice to get the feel of shooting a bow. He lines it up pretty well and hits the target.
96737
Yes, drop in the arrow and shoot. You can walk around one handed without the arrow falling out and making nose
1121734
Yes! If you are skilled enough to hit the most vulnerable points, you can.These arrows are strong and sharp. They are up for the challenge...
693115
I would say anything shorter than what comes with the bow would make it difficult for the arrow to stay put when the child draws the bow back (ie. the tip of the arrow may be shorter than the handle therefore making it next to impossible to actually release/shoot the arrow). My husband purchased a bunch of extra arrows at our local big box store for circa $2 a piece and they've worked really well with this set.
469443
You can buy extra arrows in packs of 3 - I do this very frequently. The tips are a durable metal. Just don't shoot into straight wood or anywhere with rocks or something, because they will dent the tips inward. (I speak from experience.) I suggest purchasing paper targets and staking them onto bales of hay to shoot into.
909174
Yes and yes. neither are high quality, but workable to start. standard archery mounting points are designed in so future upgrades are possible.
2009255
I don't think so. I haven't measured it, but it really is not designed to hold arrows.
1114663
I wouldnt shoot anything less because the arrow will fly crazy after about thirty yards. From experience
1428089
Not at all. You will want to check the length though. We get our arrows at Academy. Just be sure and price them-arrows can get expensive!
2175582
No. It is just the bow...no arrows, quiver, sight, or any other accessories. This is just the bow
1977848
They have the standard round-ish 'practice' points. As opposed to sharp 'hunting' points. But these arrows are way too flimsy for hunting, anyway, unless you're hunting paper airplanes.