Can you attach a grip on the crossbow
1720091
Yes, there is a picatinny rail in front of the molded grip. You would have to remove the quiver mount, but it can be done. I am planning to do this with mine by using the Bohning top quiver mount instead. Then you can use the front rail just for a foregrip.
1720092
The lower rail will fit a foregrip and laser or rail mount light just fine.
1872848
It's can be used for either compound or crossbow when you purchase them they have a heavy clip or a standard clip if you were shooting compound you standard clip if you are using crossbow use the heavy clips the instructions are in the package
904854
It depends on the crossbow. One of ours snapped the first time we used it. We replaced with recommended crossbow and that snapped to. I won't buy again.
272263
best thing to do is look at the back or stock of your crossbow and compare to a excalibur because this is where the crank attaches
2264592
The hard part of putting the crossbow is stringing it. You need a strong person to bend the bow and you canstring it. The scope I think is a cheap one so I left it off the bow. If you are a good shooter, you won't havetrouble shooting it.
510779
Sorry, i have no experience with that particular brand of crossbow. Maybe you could contact the manufacturer directly?
1148298
Generally, no. But if the grip and pin that secures the grip are modified, it is possible. You can find some of this information with an online search.
1256047
No The wire is only to give you a second shot button. If its not attached the grip works fine. When it is attached the button on the grip also works as a shot button
1525512
Pulll nylon string towards the back of the crossbow and put it in groove above the trigger - place the arrow in groove on top of the crossbow then pull the trigger but be careful it shoots pretty hard
90616
Yes, there is a safety on top of the stock behind the scope that can only be released when the crossbow is properly cocked and a bolt in place. It works well and is very intuative.
936084
It comes with a handy rope cocking assist. I found that I required putting knots in the rope to essentially shorten the length of draw it required to fully cock the crossbow, but otherwise it was real easy to use.
368617
Absolutely not! It is easily done by either left or right handed shooters and is perfectly centered in the middle of the top of the grip, "up" to fire and "down" for safe. It is a smooth manual safety and the crossbow must be cocked with the safety in the "fire" position (UP) and then slide down to "SAFE" when it is cocked and before you load a bolt (arrow). It is a great crossbow!
891858
If your bow has a stabilizer mount hole( pinky size hole on the front of the bow right below your grip) then you need to get a reel mount and it will thread right in that hole then you attach the reel to the mount
1330980
I don't believe you can. There is only one hole tapped into the grip/riser section and it is filled with the bolt which mounts the arrow rest.
759215
Yes, now that I think about it you can buy a hand crank to cock your bow. Once cocked there is no holding the string. Crossbow would be perfect as long as you got the hand crank. Without that the crank it does take some effort to cocktail the bow. Hope this had helped you
439874
Bryson, You cannot attach a quiver to the physical crossbow. A back/side/hip quiver is recommended.Best, Bruce
474662
No you cannot With the safety on the crossbow it won't allow you to fire anything without a bolt in it. So in order to release it you have to fire it with some kind of bolt to unlock the safety.