has anyone bought arrows here at amazon for this bow? which ones do you recommend?
480278
You want to get a "carbon" arrow with a "300" spine. It won't matter what brand they are. I bought mine at Sportsmans Warehouse, the cheapest ones they had. In late summer/fall, you can find some at Walmart. Just look for the "carbon" arrows that say "5570" on the side, (that translates into 55 to 70 pounds draw weight). I hunt Razorbacks with this bow, and if it can penetrate their hide, it can kill anything. Best of luck.I should also mention that you don't want those cheap bulk no-name arrows from China.
480279
It depends on your draw length, we recommend CARBON: B00JT0KRIC, ALUMINUM: B00QB0K440 OR B00JVFR7GK, FIBERGLASS: B00Q9CQVVU OR B00Q9CQW1E. I hope that this helps.
10519
I purchased a set of 12 28" inch arrows for my son and they worked great with this bow.
844205
It did not come with any arrows. I bought 24" arrows for it from another seller on amazon. The shiny black arrows by shiny black on amazon. I wouldn't recommend buying them and I wish I bought 26" or 28" arrows. My child can't pull it back far enough yet for it to be an issue but the 24" are definately too small if you can pull it back fully.
218569
The arrows that came with it are very sturdy. We have only replaced one so far. We went to a "box sport store" with the arrow and was able to buy one there in stock
625241
We purchase Barnett outdoors junior archery 28 inch arrow (3 pack), along with what came with the bow set and they matched up just the same.
844204
Sorry, but I didn't get the arrows. I just purchased the bow. I got my arrows separately.
1517642
Q) How long UNtil it BREAKS? (Spelling and grammar checkers are your friend.)A) The bow itself is quite sturdy. Barring abuse or extreme circumstances I would say that the bow itself should last for a good number of years. The arrows however are bit on the cheap side and the vanes will likely not stay straight nor even attached. I suggest going with the GT Lightning arrow as replacements. Get at least half a dozen arrows.
373546
I bought this bow as my first bow so I could grow both in strength and in skill with this bow. It so far has served me well and I got it for a very good price here on amazon Its the Barnett Vortex 45-Pounds Youth Archery Bow (Camo). Its a good deal all around for a first bow. you can turn down the draw weight until you get better and stronger. then turn it up. You can hunt with this bow, its that strong.
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Q) How long UNtil it BREAKS? (Spelling and grammar checkers are your friend.) A) The bow itself is quite sturdy. Barring abuse or extreme circumstances I would say that the bow itself should last for a good number of years. The arrows however are bit on the cheap side and the vanes will likely not stay straight nor even attached. I suggest going with the GT Lightning arrow as replacements. Get at least half a dozen arrows.
126430
Depends on the size of the archer . I think it comes with 26 inch junk arrows. I'd get at least 28 inch. It's a 25# bow so match the arrow spine appropriately. Get feathered arrows, not vaned-it'll tear off the vanes quickly (try the ones that come with it and see)
1270239
recommend 700 spine carbon arrow, don't use cheap fiberglass shafts. Best result with feather fletching. original length arrow is OK and do NOT recommend cutting arrow to actual draw length, because cutting down the length will make the arrow stiffer.
1005483
I bought this for my son-in-law so I don't own it nor have I used it but it doesn't come with the arrows. It takes a standard length arrow.
125657
Honestly look for wooden stock crossbows they are in the 50 to 75 dollar range and will last much longer. By stock I mean the part that rests against the shoulder. I have researched a couple I saw on amazon and they appear to be better quality there by making them less dangerous.
1517641
Bow seems to be good. It's the feathers on the arrows that start to tear. Still, you can't beat it for the money.
844203
The size of the arrows does not matter for this bow. They come in several lengths, and as others have said.... The longer arrows are for those who can pull the bow back fully. Several sixes of arrows are sold on Amazon, from this same manufacturer.
381560
You can buy a bow string from stores that sell archery supplies, including Gander Mountain, Bass Pro, Cabelas, and maybe even Walmart. Or order on line: google "archery supplies"
1255638
I purchased some of these last year and I am very pleased with the quality, the 28" length is more suitable for larger (62") version of your bow. If these are being purchased for the smaller (54") bow, you may wish to search for 26" arrows.