Do you have to buy anything else to go with this besides arrows? is there a thing to rest the arrow on or do you rest it on your hand?
176659
The bow string does not come with the rings for setting the height at which the arrow is nocked. You will need to purchase and install those onto the string separately.
176660
It has a nock above the hand hold that can be used as a rest. I bought a piece of felt at an archery store for $2.00, but after I opened the package, I realized I could have used a piece of Velcro ( the fuzzy side) it was the same thing and cheaper. If you're not worried about money, it has screw holes to mount an actual sight, I think those are $50 or so. I hope this helps.
176661
Get finger protection. Glove, Tab, or Finger Savers on the string. If you start whacking your arm with the string you need a arm guard thing. Shooting a bow without pain is awesome :)
2197731
An allen wrench to put the limbs on comes with the bow. That the only tool you need with it. The rest that comes with the bow screws on by hand, but it really isn't worth even that much effort, defiantly spring for another rest. A stringer also comes with the bow but its really low quality, much like the rest, much better off just getting a different stringer.
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.
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.
1892028
My kit did not come with a D loop string, I bought a 3 string set separately. The arrow rest is the brush type and is rather course, I ended up buying a whisker biscuit. The Stabilizer is just right for smaller bows like my Vortex 45lb, use some lock tight thread sealer.
2039649
It does not come with bow and arrows. It is large and versatile enough to hold any bow you may have already.
632616
I never had to use one, all my arrows come out very clean. Just follow the instructions and rotate the arrow two or three turns after cut is completed.
852302
Not too sure what you are looking for. This is a rest for a bow. The bristles are soft don't go around the entire arrow but are angled so there's a small wedge so the an arrow can be inserted. Overall it's a great rest. I don't notice a velocity change in the arrow flight and it does not damage the vanes. Hope this helps.
374278
I have a diamond Marquis with a quick quiver (2 PC.) and I take mine off and have piece like on my bow screwed to the top in the part that already on the case where the spare arrows go and this takes the room of 3 arrows only. Plus put extra arrows in the brackets molded in the top also. Can sent Picture if needed. Have no trouble doing this at all.
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It comes with a mouse and it has where you can move arrow around just under the keyboard. My suggestion is use the mouse , it doesn't work well the other way!!!
1120502
Its made for a left or right handed person. It comes ready for a right handed person but I took it to an archery store and for $10.00. they flipped the strings to make it for left handed person. The bow has an arrow rest on both sides so either a left or right handed person can use it based on what side of the strings are on.
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Judy,I bought mine right on Amazon. I spent over $40 for this set and grandson hardly used it...it is like new. Crazy. Here is the link to the arrows I bought.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0010X47DM/ref=ox_ya_os_product_refresh_T1Hope your child likes it more. Shari
1002237
On the side. You typically have to have your arrows cut for your draw length, then install the inserts.
1948252
You do not need a bow press. You will have to remove the limb assembly from the stock to install the larger ones into the string guide under the bolt slot. Then you install two on each side in the split limbs. You can reinstall the limb assembly and then before you put the foot rest back on you put one of each of the smallest ones on each side of it. The very smallest one goes on the hold down spring for the bolt. I shot my bow before I had these installed and after I put them on there was a noticeable difference in the noise from the bow. My hunting partner and my sons noticed it as well. Really quiets it down. You will be very pleased with them. You do not need a bow press. You will have to remove the limb assembly from the stock to install the larger ones into the string guide under the bolt slot. Then you install two on each side in the split limbs. You can reinstall the limb assembly and then before you put the foot rest back on you put one of each of the smallest ones on each side of it. The very smallest one goes on the hold down spring for the bolt. I shot my bow before I had these installed and after I put them on there was a noticeable difference in the noise from the bow. My hunting partner and my sons noticed it as well.... » Read More You do not need a bow press. You will have to remove the limb assembly from the stock to install the larger ones into the string guide under the bolt slot. Then you install two on each side in the split limbs. You can reinstall the limb assembly and then before you put the foot rest back on you put one of each of the smallest ones on each side of it. The very smallest one goes on the hold down spring for the bolt. I shot my bow before I had these installed and after I put them on there was a noticeable difference in the noise from the bow. My hunting partner and my sons noticed it as well. Really quiets it down. You will be very pleased with them. « Show Less
2016401
Yes you'll just need a different arrow rest, they one it comes with isn't going to work well.
1277089
You can buy arrows at any archery supply shop. They can set you up with arrows with the correct pull. Toy can determine the correct 'pull' yourself at home. To do this you will need a helper and a measuring tape. First pull the sling back to your cheek just under the eye at the cheek bone. Have your helper measure from the nock string to the front of the arrow rest and add one inch. That is the correct 'pull length' that the arrow shaft should be cut to.
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You have to have arrows tuned to the bow. I have only seen arrows out of a box work with a bow once in my life.