Can you decock the precision inferno wildfire II, or do you have to shoot the bolt to unload.
1061012
Using the rope cocker it's also easy to uncock the crossbow at the end of the day instead of fireing it.
1061013
No, you have to shoot the bolt to unload it, using a bolt with a field point seems to be the best way to do it, as long as you are shooting it into something that you can remove the bolt from easily.
1061014
Cannot answer....Returned to Amazon.....Beams shattered after shooting three arrows.
1061015
Yes it can be decocked without shooting. But be aware of the draw strength because it has to be done one handed.
1061016
Yes you can using the cocking rope. Go on You tube to and search cocking and decocking crossbow. It's easier than trying to explain with text.
1061017
Yes, easy if done correctly, watch y tube how to decock crossbow. Easier than pulling it back if done right.
1061018
Yes , I do so after every hunting day(less wear on bow and quieter). There are u tube videos on how to do it. If done right it does not require much strength. I Wondered how you could hold back string with one hand ,but with proper leverage from a normal cocking rope there is very little pressure on it. Had a friend help first time, a good way to get the feel for it. Make sure to follow instructions closely and it's surprisingly easy.
216799
You can shoot them without field points, but they are not going to fly as true or to the same impact point when you do add a field point or broad head. You may also run the risk of damaging the front end of the bolt.
1077928
You need to cock the gun each time you want to fire. Also, the safety automatically engages each time, so you also have to press that off.
1866067
I can't compare it to it's predecessor, as I didn't own one. You do not rack it every time to fire. You pull 1/2 way for green, full for red.
154905
I've never used a single action, but I believe you have to hand cock single actions. Like, a shotgun, you have to pull the slider back initially to fire.On this gun, you simply fire until it's empty. The CO2 forces the slider back to load another bb. (in theory, it might just be for show). Either way, you don't have to hand cock it. Safety off, fire until it's empty. Super fun. :-D
830922
Well they don't actually eject when fired like normal live rounds, you have to pull the slide back to eject the dummy round but yes I have seen them used in conjunction with live ammo and haven't heard or seen any issues with the gun melting the rounds casings
474660
On a crossbow you must fire the bolt but you can sustitute a special decocking bolt in place of your good bolt. This is a sturdy bolt, usually with a blunt rubber head that won't penetrate. I have also heard of cheap disposable bolts that be used to fire and decock. Just do a search for "decocking bolt" here on Amazon or on Google.
1274995
No, you do not have to use the Hornaday dies. I use various brands the thread size is standard on the dies they go into die bushings then the loader it is actually a little more convenient if you are loading more than one caliber.
786538
You do need to cock back the top after each shot. So Yes you can fire with One hand but you'll need your other hand to refire. Here's a link to how this gun works. https://youtu.be/6FcspUnlSRs
984584
You are not going to close the bolt, it is not needed. If you try it will damage the laser.I hope this helps.
1766341
I put the Strike fire on my AR-10 and went out of adjustment within a 100 rounds and cant get it back on. I think it shook itself apart on the inside. need to send back
1300567
You obviously have to disassemble the gun but yes. I suggest you do a good polishing of all contact points while you have everything taken apart. Makes for a nice crisp trigger.
863486
Probably the fire bolt but depending what you have it may not fit (either of them)
795160
bolt puller, i shoot into a target that doesn't require that kind of pulling power to remove arrows but if you shoot into a dense cube style target i would get one.
2075881
Yes, and if you press the button on the side you can slide the center piece over, not all the way out like a real gun, but enough to load it properly. My nephew just loads it and turns it while it is in the center and ready to fire position.
472450
Yes. You open the little trap door, pour in the bbs and then crank the wheel on the bottom until you can't crank it anymore. As your fireing it the more bbs u fire the more the wheel goes down so you somtimes have to crank it up again when yur bbs stop flying
264973
Yes, you need to load it. As far as I can figure out, you can only load it through the bottom (the barrel rotates as you pull the trigger, so only the ~5 cylinders that are open can be filled at any one time) which is kind of annoying.