Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: can bow be uncooked with out firing bolt
Document: I missed an opportunity at two deer when I couldn't put the weapon into firing position. After the deer ran off, I looked to the side of the opening where the nock of the bolt rests. When it is put fully into the rear position, the bolt raises a cam that prevents the safety from being released with that cam in the down position.
Also, as has been mentioned before, use the handle. Dont stick your hand over the crossbow, as the string should at the very least be capable of breaking your fingers.Okay, so....I made the mistake of firing one of the bolts into a thick piece of railyard wood. Even with an arrow remover, I was unable to dislodge it. I broke the bolt trying. Turns out, the included bolts are hollow.
Have owned this crossbow since Dec. 3013 and have only gotten to fire 4 bolts. The first shot fired correctly. Second shot, the white cable slide exploded. After doing some research and finding the cable slide was originally designed for a problem with the Wildcat, I didn't replace the slide. Lubricated the slide channel and the 3rd shot was flawless. However, the 4th and last shot severely frayed the string and the bolt flew wild. Will not chance firing again.
We bought this product for our son for Christmas based on customer reviews. Sadly the bow broke while he was firing it for the tenth time. He was very fortunate not to be injured. We are returning this bow for a refund and needless to say we had an extremely disappointed teenager on Christmas day as this was the item he was most excited to receive. Perhaps this was a defective item, but we won't be purchasing another one.
But I guess the string has to catch the release mechanism when it's in the fire position I suppose. Then slide it to safe till ready to fire.Tried loading two more bolts with the safety OFF (as the manual directs) and the bow fired fine. Safety was easy to slide off and on when loaded proper and the arrows nock is seated fully up against the firing mechanism.
Purchased the bow from a big box store rather than Amazon. Bow looks & feels solid but after firing about 10 times the little finger that holds the bolts in place snapped off. Additionally, I noticed that the string was showing signs of fraying after only 3 or so shots. The last straw was when I fired it and then went to cock it again. The entire thing was somehow locked up and would not move.
This was my first crossbow purchase but I couldn't be more pleased. Accurate, easy to cock with cocking device, and well made. The bolt carrier could be better and the scope is good for beginning to intermediate bow hunters. Invest in a better scope.
First crossbow ever. The included sight is sub-par. Stopped working(no click,no led) after less than a week and 100 shots. Other than that, excellent x bow. Plenty of power. Can put a bolt through my wooden privacy fence 35 yards away when I accidentally miss a target!
This is my first crossbow but I'm very happy with it. The assembly is not too difficult - I forgot to install the string slide and had to remove the bow and put it back on again. I used Red LocTite on the main assembly bolt, to hopefully keep it from working loose.Really like the 3-Dot red/green scope, very nice.
Love this crossbow. Great price and compared to some other brands that are 400 dollars more I'd take this bow over them. Very accurate... All you need to do is zero the red dot and your good to go. The scope doesn't magnify but has three dots on it for bolt drop compensation. If you zero it correctly just guestimate the range and choose the right dot and you'll hit what your shooting at.
Answer: yes