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Question: do the tips of the arrows come off
Document: I only give it a 4 star rating because it didn't come with a peep sight or an arrow nock. The arrows included are fixed steel round tips that cant penetrate anything but paper and hay and were pretty much pointless and you will need to get some real target arrows as well.Other than that it is perfect and functions very well. Great buy for a youth that wants a real bow. The packaging it comes with even doubles as a carrying case of sorts.I would recomend to anyone, great buy.
First day-- 2 of the 3 arrows tips broke off. 3rd day the arrow rest broke as well!! Not good quality at all.
We also went with a string loop and release for another $18.00. After getting 6 good carbon arrows cut to length with field tips ($50) we ended up spending about $240 to get it all set up. If you need a target that is another $40.00. The Cam Modules are easy to change and the draw weight is set in a range based on the draw length. You can not set it at 19# at 25&#34;.
The first time that my daughter shot the arrows it came with they bent. (Her bow is set to 34lbs. )My daughter's arrows lost the inserts after being shot into the target. My son's arrows would loss the inserts and tips after being shot into a target as well. (His bow is set to 27lbs)Next issue is that this bow difficult to paper tune. The limb bolts are difficult to turn and the allen wrenches they send with the bows do not fit very well.
I'm sure everyone one else will agree with me on this. But I was expecting this anyway, and basically took all that stuff off, went to the bow shop, bought a whisker biscuit, trophy ridge 4 pin sight with the bubble level and light, peep sight, nock loop, and new quiver. All the accessories came to around $140 total. I already had a bunch of 27" arrows so my son uses those with 100 grain target tips.
This bow is great you can hunt and practice with it but it doesn't come with a stabilizer but I can understand because it is so cheap and you might want to buy more arrows and a new sight overall great bow
The bow its self is great but the arrows are realy bad they bend easily and the arrow rest is not that good either but you will need to install a peep sight because it doesn't come with one. the bow itself is 5 stars
Try not to miss. That is the whole point of practicing. They bow came set up where I needed it to be at a 26&#34; draw and 41lbs. I installed a pair of noc's and self aligning peep-sight by carbon express. The arrows that come with the bow are matched for it.
I bought this for my 11 year old son. He was not new to archery. Basically it breaks down like this. The bow is fantastic, shoots surprisingly fast for a youth bow, but most of the accessories were a little less as impressive. Obviously the arrows that come with it are very very poor quality, the quiver,,,,,  ahhhh it works I guess and I will.say the same about the arrow rest.
Bass Pro also put a peep site on (the bow did not come with one) and you definitely need one of those (about $10). Second, the arrows are aluminum and can be easily bent and are mostly junk. I ended up buying a dozen of 28&#34; practice arrows from Amazon that are fiberglass and do not bend. They seem to be holding up okay. I like that this bow is very adjustable in draw pull length and weight.
Answer: yes