What is the difference between the straight and right wing clamp? Are the fletch are arranged in different patterns? Is it bow dependent?
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A right (or left) clamp will will put a slight twist on the vane, this causes the arrow to rotate faster which some say will stabilize the arrow quicker after release, or after a not so clean release. Have heard that you lose a bit of velocity with the right and lefts over straights I have always used the straight so I can't say from experience. Not bow dependent at all.
1153963
Most archery shops sell right wing feathers, so just use a straight clamp, if you need instructions check out YouTube . You will learn more there than I can tell you.
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I also bought this bow as a gift to my grandson. For target practice I purchased the Easton Genesis II 6-pk. They are great as a beginning arrow, but the fletchings (vanes) are flimsy and come off easily. I decided in the future I would buy arrows else where.
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Not 100% sure as I am not an archer and these where a gift for one when i bought them. But I believe it has to do with the weight of the arrow shaft or arrow heads they are meant to be paired with. The Weight of both helps determine things like speed and range of the arrow in flight. My friend a hunter said he has switched to a slightly lighter arrow and head recently and increased his over all accurate range by about 10 yards.
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Shooting a bow Right handed will have the propelling string on the left side. The arrow sits on the left side of the bow as you draw it back with your right hand to shoot; the string has a tendency to twist away from the shooter slightly. Setting the arrow on the left side of the bow keeps the arrow from drifting away from the bow when you are preparing to let go of the string to shoot.
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"Flat tips?" It would appear you are mis-interpreting the concept of arrows and bolts. All come with a "flat tip" which has a hole in the middle with threads. Those are for insertion of the arrowhead you intend to shoot. Those arrowheads will have a threaded stem that screws into the "flat tip." Two types of heads are to be used - target and field points or broadheads (the ones with the sharp fins, or blades, for hunting). For target shooting use a target head - usually a rounded or pointed tip. Check with your local sporting goods store to see what they have in stock and get recommendations.
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Its actually an a left handed bow I thought the same thing. Its a right handed bow because of where you knock the arrows. The arrow resting place is on the left side of the bow it would be opposite if it was a lefty.
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It depends on what type of shooting you are doing the quad rest hunter sometimes contacts with the fletching (where as the pro doesn't). One thing for sure you will have more accurate tighter groups and more fletchings attached to your arrow after shooting.
637684
Yes it is a right handed bow, Martin makes both right and left handed versions. The two reviewers were most likely sent the wrong product by either miss labeled product or by human error. If this happens just contact the seller and have them exchange it. Hope this helps and happy shooting!
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The crossbow works just as well left handed as right handed. I actually use it both ways and practice both ways so that it improves my shot radius. Your safe buying this bow if your left handed. It's a great bow for the price. I would not spend a fine more for other bows.
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Dear friend,our arrows are all handmade item.We embedded in a small nails in the broadhead hole to stabilise the broadhead,so you can put the nails out and put down the broadheads and then replace them with target points. If that doesn't work.You have to cut down the broadheads.Any questions and suggestions feel free to let we know.Thanks a lot.
89565
There should be specifications whether each bow is right or left handed. If not I would assume right
311456
Draw length can maybe be adjusted to fit but The bow itself is tiny and would be undersized in my opinion. Pick one out by wingspan. Measure across chest from tip of middle finger to tip of middle finger with arms stretched straight out. Then divide that number by 2.5. This will be correct draw length and you won't have to guess if this bow will work.
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no they are just set into the sight...each bow being different, and having different draw rates and lengths will change what the increments will be.....my sons bows have this sight and the pins were only about 2 yrds apart from factory, on my bow they were 20yrd increments, so they had to be moved all around for the application
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It was used by a right hander, but the description says "Bow features an ambidextrous reinforced handle and soft-touch grip for excellent handling". The provided answers seem ambivalent; I would check directly with Barnett for certainty.
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Following is a link to a video explaining right and left bows. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4pHS_4EU7g Generally a bow is listed as Right hand or Left hand, so I am not sure what "right grip" would mean. Right handed people would hold/grip a bow in their left hand so that they can pull the arrow back with their right hand. The arrow would be placed on the nock, L shaped area, on the right side of the bow.
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I bought my Takedown Bow because in all the descriptions I found across the internet it said 'right handed only'. I can't speak for those individuals who have adapted it to left handed use and choose to share that information.
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Sorry couldnt say. I had two bow arms break and sent it back but never got my refund. Buy a compound bow. They are guaranteed at least. These guys ripped me off.