- 33" axle-to-axle
- Weight: 3.3 lbs
- Max Draw: 26"
- Draw Weight: 17-21 lbs
- 8" brace height
- 65% let-off
- 1 lb., 12 oz. mass weight for good balance and feel
- Ideal for beginners 8 and up (adult supervision req'd)
- Designed for young archers new to compound bows
- Provides years of use
- Exceptional design for ultimate forgiveness during the shot
- Left-hand grip for optimum hand placement (with right-handed pull)
- Cam/wheel design delivers outstanding performance
- ManufacturerCenterPoint
- Velocity 0 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Action 0
- Barrel Style 0
- Fire Mode 0
- Gun Weight 0.00
- Overall Length 0.00
- Barrel Length 0.00
- Loudness 0
- Magazine Capacity 0
- Mechanism 0
- Rail No
- Safety 0
- Front Sights 0
- Rear Sights none
- Shots per Fill 0
- Trigger Adjustability 0
- Trigger Action 0
- Use 0
- Warranty 90-day limited warranty
looks like a must have!
This bow is good for hunting big game Animals.
This is a very strong bow. It is very good for beging hunters
I bought this bow at a store for the same price advertised on gundepot, It came with the pack as shown ,The bow is nice size, not to big or small, fairly durable, nice accessory starting kit. The bow itself is fairly accurate and even though the draw strength is a little weak it still has plenty of power for close-medium range hunting. It is accurate and strong at around 40yards, but much further and it looses strength and accuracy. Some quality arrows and heads make this a nice affordable back-up bow.
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.Hello I wanted this bow but i wanted it in Country india. What will be the price including shipping.
asked TaussefTry checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden. Shipping price always changes, but you should be able to see the final price before you complete your purchase.
Scott from USAIs it a good bow for some one at a height of 5 9"- 5 11"?
asked carlosyes it would be a good fit for someone of that size.
kennethIs this a good bow for target shooting?
asked nathan from USAI have a young left handed hunter. Is this a left handed bow? I just want to make sure before ordering. They are hard to find!
asked Terry HintzYou can hold this righty or lefty, it works good either hand. I tend to shoot lefty because of my eyes, and I wasn't sure if it would work, but its ok. I am going to add a whisker biscuit arrow rest, otherwise its super nice.
KeithNo. This is not a left handed bow. Very disappointed in this bow and the description given.
MarieProduct description: "Right-hand grip for optimum hand placement (this is a left handed bow)"
ConorCan This Bow kill A Deer?
asked andrew from USAThis bow would not have the power to take down any animal of that size.
Steve from USA
There is a lot of plus factors for this bow at a price point 40! The bow is perfect for my 10 y.o. boy. It is his first forey into archery. He was sick Christmas night and the morning of 25th, but still found the energy to drag himself outside for a few quivers of arrows. And those times were mostly alone which is saying a lot as we were visiting cousins and the males cousins love to carouse with each other.
Pros
The draw strength is great, the grip is comfortable, and the sights adequate. It seems to be well made. I saw no sample defects. It has plenty of power out of the box. I do not know how to adjust the bow, so not sure if it is adjust high, low or in the middle. I was target shooting about 30 yds (down hill 2 yds). My nephews compound youth bow could barely get the arrow to the target 30 yrds out, so I "corrected" significantly when I switched from his bow to the Elkhorn and got my elevation considerably off. The arrow came to rest in some brush about 60 yds away! I did not think it would go that far.
Cons
True to form, the directions were dismal. I slogged my way thru the sight and quiver installations. I think I got her done correctly. The sights are adjustable up/down and R/L. In practice these are only adjustable R/L. The adjustment up/down is N/A due to the placement of the sight or the slot length. In short, the sight is good for ~20 feet or less at the bottom of the elevation adjustment. Anything farther and you have to make an estimated height adjustment; the sight will not adjust any lower. Finally, there is no rest or marking on the string for consistent knocking. I added paint to the string so he can get better groups.