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Question: how do i string this?????????? lots of people have tried to help string the bow, and no one can bend the bow back enough to string???
Document: Other than that it seems very well built, the cocking mechanism is genius....and it also LOOKS good too. Last pistol crossbow I bought was a 50LB and it had a tiny foot rest to cock it which broke off during the stringing process, this one is pretty rock solid, step on the limbs and pull as hard as you want, it's not going to break, just bend enough for you to get that string on.For the price, fantastic, though they really do make the &#34;stringing&#34; operation seem easy, when boy, it is hard, but after-wards you will be like YAY.
Bought this opened the box assembly went ok tried to string the bow and it split DO NOT BUY this product not worth the trouble
In instruction one person should ask another person to help to "install" the string.- I don't have any second person to ask. Would you buy toilet paper brand which requires that you have to ask to help another person - to wipe your a$$, wouldn't you?! - That person definitely shouldn't be nor your friend, nor your enemy, nor your neighbour. - I think that with such a weak prod even two persons couldn't reach the needed symmetry, - that's a task for "1 person with 4 hands"!- Two weeks later I received the new prod ~80Lbs from Amazon.
"New Self Cocking 80Lbs Draw Crossbow Pistol":First I tried to assemble, and the prod did break when I tried to put string on place - prod become split on 3 layers(two thicker and one thin) and the front layer did break very easy,-I don't think that the force I did apply was 80 Lbs - definitively less. So even if I would manage to put string on place, the prod is breakable by the force less than 80 Lbs and it could break in a moment of "(self-)cocking".
This crossbow is AWESOME! This is not a toy! I again repeat that this is not a toy and should never be treated as one. It's a little tough to put together it took two of us to attach the draw string but after a little muscling it was worth it. Penetrated plastic bottles and tin cans easily at more than 20 feet still lodging itself inside the card board box that I placed behind my intended target ( I recommend you do this to prevent misfires and losing your bolts) it does only come with 4 bolts (arrows) so I suggest purchasing ALUMINUM bolts instead of plastic as the power of the bow will cause plastic bolts to shatter when hitting your target.
it is not very accurate, but has lots of power for bow of it's size. Great for dealing with unwanted animals around your property
Very fun to shoot. However assembly is difficult (if not impossible) if you do not have a friend to help.My only negative comment is that the "iron sights" move constantly and are hard to dial in, so I went and bought another sight system and will review that after testing.As with any bow NEVER DRY FIRE it will break!
Shoots fast enough to have fun with. Beer cans and boxes. The cocking mechanism is pretty cool, the individual parts are all metal and well constructed but I don't think a lot of attention was put into securing the pieces together. If you shake it hard, i MIGHT fall apart a little. The Bolts that come with it are nearly indestructable and fun to shoot with as you can use them over and over. The sight need some glue to keep them in place as they shake back and forth...which makes them...not sights...My wife Almost shot me in the face on accident because the safety is weird and malfunctioned.
I am impressed with the power of this little pistol crossbow. It has enough force to blast that bolt through almost anything up close. In close combat distances it has same power potential as some handgun calibers.It does lose velocity quickly further out, such is to be expected.The crossbow comes with easy to follow directions for assembly. I was able to string mine with no issues at all. Cocking the crossbow is a breeze with the rear lever. This model has adjustable sights on it for windage and elevation. My only gripe is the stiff trigger/ release: it is very hard to remain highly accurate and get the crossbow to go off.
I used an old rope cocker I had for a cheap Inferno crossbow I sadly didn't return in time, plus my left foot down on the left limb\rope so I could focus on pulling the RIGHT limb back to finish stringing it. By no means is it easy, and alone, you will for sure need a rope and FOOT power. Just remember, the limbs are designed to bend back a LOT, so don't worry about breaking those, if you break them while trying to STRING them, then you avoided a nasty accident when trying to fire it.Seriously though, rope wrapped around it to pull the right limb down after looping around the left, and it shouldn't be too hard.
Answer: yes