Repeating Compound Bow with 12 Arrows Perfect for Competitive Archery and Outdoor Sports Switches to Ball Shooting Mode

The "bow" came pretty well packaged. No damage, all the parts were there and assembly was really easy.I've shot this bow about 300 times now.Cons.-First time shooting and it jammed. The barrel was too tight and the arrows ended up getting stuck in the barrel. I had to get a round file and widen the barrel.-The handle is horrible. It's plastic part on the handle dug into my palm and after shooting 50 arrows, it started to hurt. I had to grab so file and file the handle too.- it doesn't shoot broadheads. It looks like it could fit broadhead but it doesn't. At least not the ones I have. ( Although the ones i have are pretty standard for the ones you could bye on Amazon). I had to file the open up to fit broadheads.- The attachment to mount a red dot or lazer fell off right away. It was only attached with two small screws. I had to drill in a few holes to attached a picatiny rail so could mount a lazer.- double feed does happen if you don't full push the magazine all the way forward. You will break a few arrows.Pros.-ITS FUN-fast to Fire-Modable with a few toolsIn conclusion, the quality isn't great. You will have to put some work into it. But once you get it shooting well , it's so easy use and so fun .

I purchased this item for myself for Xmas. Disappointed by this packaging as it was all jumbled up in the box. Looked like a return. No instructions but it’s not rocket science to figure it out. I must have read or confused it with another one because I thought it was 80 lbs and it is more like 30lbs. It hits hard for around the house but it fizzled out when trying to reach out with it. The system to repeat fire is janky and even worse when switching to 6 mm ball bearings. It does have a magnetic system to shoot bearing and that was kool.

The repeating compound bow arrives largely pre-assembled for you, for a right-handed user. It MIGHT be re-assembled to convert into a left-handed bow, but that's not how it comes as-is.It does, however require some assembly, primarily the adding of the bowstring which isn't that hard or confusing if you knew how it works. But from the perspective of a complete novice trying a bow for the first time, not having any instructions inside the package is pretty bad. I do appreciate the assembly instruction video on Amazon, though. Not quite sure how to feel about the whole assembly basically resting upon the plastic cable ties holding the drawstring in place...Construction is almost entirely plastic, save for the metal screws putting it together and the rubber/drawstring, and the strips of... wood at the handle.In use, I find the handle rather uncomfortable, the plastic being hard and the wood piece not quite big enough to cover the unevenness. The arrows can easily get stuck inside the loading mechanism if they're not fully flat/flush to the opening.