What assembly is required, why are there 3 strings, and what kind of tip to the arrows have?
360492
Only assembly was the grip/sight area of the product, as I recall; the 3 strings are actually a pulley system of a single string (basic compound bow structure, adds force mechanically); the tips are metal, but not sharp - similar to a bullethead, enough to puncture a cardboard or foam target with the amount of force produced, but not much else -- still, all normal safety practices should be followed.
360493
No assembly required. One string on pulleys. Google compound bow. Tips are blunt target tips. Still dangerous. Have fun.
360494
This bow is called a compound bow. It is very much like the ones used in hunting. The three strings make it easier for a person to draw back the arrow as compared to a single string premitive bow. It is a great beginner bow. Use the arrows that the manufacter suggests. They can be bought at Amazon.
840335
The covers are attached with strings. Read the instructions and be prepaired to improvise.
1932552
The tips are glued on. And so are the nocks which are not aligned at a right angle to the cock vane but are easily fixed with application of a little heat and a slight twist. The arrows shoot very well from my longbow.
1916427
Yes, the arrows came rubber tipped... It was great for indoor use as long as you don't use a full pull! :)
468474
There is quite a bit of assembly required. Took about 12 hours to complete.
2212372
Try doing a search on UTube for a video. Hard to explain but you use you foot and leg to force the bow to bend enough to string and unstring it.
22388
All I used were two adjustable wrenches, a rubber mallet, and a utility knife. Others say they needed screwdrivers but in my kit, all the parts that needed to be screwed together were already pre-assembled.
1000261
It is in a box and required minimal assembly with 3 tools. It is partially assembled
706391
Sorry but that is the same question I asked. I did not get a diagram or instructions either and cannot really tell from the picture where all the pieces go. It says to refer to the diagram but there is not one included.
1148592
No assembly required. But be careful with it. If anything goes wrong, there is no website, phone number, or customer service listed for help or more parts. Don't get the transmitter wet. Here are the instructions that come with it: http://tiny.cc/p5jl5w
1769629
Comes with 2 black aluminum arrows and a single string. I suggest getting more of both in the same package
1916426
This set comes with three arrows that are not rubber tipped. They may be a hard plastic or maybe even metal. They will stick into objects when shot with force.
265294
There's arrows on the metal piece. You need to thread them up in the direction of the arrows. Hope this helps.
2084817
Assembly is required. I found the directions easy enough to follow. It took me about 5 minutes.
332937
Assembly is required, but not too difficult following the instructions provided. Good luck!
1464353
Assembly was fairly simple. Parts are labelled with stickers to aid assembly.
1749686
We bought this two years ago. It came with a case, rosin, a bow and an unassembled bridge. You need to put it together which I don't think is too hard. I think that is all. It has been a nice violin from my 10-11 year old