Does this bow have a decent arrow rest?
1253482
its not the best but it works for this quality of bow, fine for starter bow
1253483
The rest that comes on it is decent, but I opted to change it to a biscuit style like my other kids learned with.
1253484
Of inexpensive rests, I think it is one of the better I've tried. But it requires arrows that allow you to orient the index feather (any of the feathers really) straight down. Many really cheap and/or kid's arrows, and good arrows designed for longbows and recurves, are not compatible. If the index feather doesn't point down, you will damage your fletching shooting from this kind of rest. A cheap ($20 +/-) drop-away rest is a good solution if you want to shoot cheap arrows though. It's hard to beat this bow for the price even if you decide to replace the rest though, and with proper modern-style arrows you won't need to. Of inexpensive rests, I think it is one of the better I've tried. But it requires arrows that allow you to orient the index feather (any of the feathers really) straight down. Many really cheap and/or kid's arrows, and good arrows designed for longbows and recurves, are not compatible. If the index feather doesn't point down, you will damage your fletching shooting from this kind of rest. A cheap ($20 +/-) drop-away rest is a good solution if you want to shoot cheap arrows though. It's hard to beat this bow for the price even if you decide to replace the rest though, and with proper... » Read More Of inexpensive rests, I think it is one of the better I've tried. But it requires arrows that allow you to orient the index feather (any of the feathers really) straight down. Many really cheap and/or kid's arrows, and good arrows designed for longbows and recurves, are not compatible. If the index feather doesn't point down, you will damage your fletching shooting from this kind of rest. A cheap ($20 +/-) drop-away rest is a good solution if you want to shoot cheap arrows though. It's hard to beat this bow for the price even if you decide to replace the rest though, and with proper modern-style arrows you won't need to. « Show Less
1253485
No, it does not. I bought this rest instead as replacement, Albertu Camo Brush Capture Arrow Rest Right and Left Hand
1598173
it is not tall enough to stand and shoot. but if your sitting it is dandy. It is a great rest.
553031
I would say no, there is split for it and it doesn't come with one. My son has been using for target practice to get the feel of shooting a bow. He lines it up pretty well and hits the target.
2039649
It does not come with bow and arrows. It is large and versatile enough to hold any bow you may have already.
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.
1101077
Yes, I think all quivers allow the arrows to move about a bit. But for target shooting its not an issue. For hunting, I attach a quiver to my bow.
1289929
yes this is a very good beginner violin for the price, it may be quite uncomfortable without a shoulder rest though.
1428355
The bow is made of hard plastic, which sounds chintzy, but it has held up very well. The shaft of the arrow is wood, but they are pretty substantial and not brittle. We have not broken any, but we have had to glue some of the rubber suction cups back on (if your kids aren't crazy barbarians you won't have to do this).
883410
I have two of these and use them for Recurve bows. Stability does not seem to be any issue.
1343011
Look at the spot where the arrow rest would go, is there a threaded hole?as lobg as the threaded hole is on the riser( middle of the bow where the handle is is called the riser, curved parts where the cams are are the limbs, not trying to be condescending just not sure of your bow knowledge!) :-) Most new bows use universal threads for accessories. This arrow rest is universal. I put one on both my boys Genesis bows. I had to add spacers to get them to line up though. You want the hole on the rest to line up with the nock on the bowstring. As long as there is a threaded hole it should work. Not sure about medium or light, butI believe it is brush stiffness, medium for aluminum arrows light for carbon. WalMart sells a good selection of carbon arrows cheap, 5$ or less. I always recommend carbon arrows.
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.
96739
Yes it is easy to load and holds the arrows pretty well. My son uses his all the time for target practice.
1837164
Yes, it comes with a string, a rest, and a stringer. I have had one for seven months, used it very regularly, and all I can say is that it is a sweet shooting bow. Very smooth drawing and lot of fun to shoot.
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
883407
I have an older compound and a large re-curve both fit on the bow rest with out any tipping except when I run into the bow. It is surprisingly stable
1373203
Yes. Its my first crossbow and I love it. Excellent bow for the price. My friend has a Ten Point and he likes mine better.
1533882
Well its ok. but just make sure you're strong enough to attach the string to the bow. also make sure all the nuts and bolts are properly tightened. i lost one when it came undone and had to replace it. the last thing I'm gonna add ismake sure you are firing at a visible target. I've already lost all my bolts due to them going underneath the ground.