Does this recurve have a point for an arrow rest?
186114
It does have an arrow rest on the wood handle. There are also several threaded holes on the handle where you can mount a sight or other attachments.
356353
No. I bought this particular bow for my right-handed daughter. But, I ended up purchasing a recurve from the same manufacturer for my left-handed daughter. The recurve can be used rt or lt handed.
1487941
It might it can be trimed down if its too long and adjusts out preaty far. I've never seen one on a recurve though.
2009255
I don't think so. I haven't measured it, but it really is not designed to hold arrows.
909175
The set I bought did have both arrow rest and sights. The sights aren't the best, your better offgetting other sights for local sporting goods, every year wal-mart puts all archery stuff on clearance. Just when you look at the description it will tell you what comes with it.
17144
You will have to contact the company who sold the bow in order to get replacement parts for it. I had to do the same thing with the arrow rest on the bow we bought. They sent me another one, but it is basically the exact same part as the one that was on there, which is a piece of junk anyway. Most likely the new will break at some point as well.
216800
"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.
1721160
No. it is a quiver for a upright bass bow. NOT ARROWS. It ties on to the front of the bass so that you can put the bow in the quiver during transportation, in between playing, etc.
602167
You would need to drill holes and press in threaded inserts to mount it to a recurve bow. I believe Bear Archery sells brass inserts on their website.
1570219
Unlikely, so long as you are using field points. My 70# recurve gets about 8" of penetration, and my 120# yew bow will go through it, but it'll get stuck before the vanes come anywhere near the block. A 35# won't be an issue.
1942015
The bow I bought come with 3 safety glass arrows, arrow rest,sights and draw modules. The quality is ok for a beginner, but once they become proficient you may want to upgrade to better quality accessories . The only thing to watch for is if the seller has broken it up instead of selling as a kit.
852302
Not too sure what you are looking for. This is a rest for a bow. The bristles are soft don't go around the entire arrow but are angled so there's a small wedge so the an arrow can be inserted. Overall it's a great rest. I don't notice a velocity change in the arrow flight and it does not damage the vanes. Hope this helps.
76213
No but for the most part I only use it for Archery and its very accurate for tree stand use
1828281
No this one is designed for the arrows. Just get a regular one if you want to shoot those things, or maybe you could take off the arrow rest but the rubber has a harder pull than our regular marksman slingshots.
1697144
No. It is a narrow box with a tiny twine loop. My 3 year old grandson learned to shoot with this and it is great. We made new arrows with dowels and pointed pencil erasers for tips. I used an exacto blade to cut slits in the end of the dowel to catch the bowstring.
997744
Usually not, my arrows always have field points and 100 grain broad heads on them, the most damage it'll do is leave baby hikes and the bottom of the quiver, but since it's so thick, there is no way guaranteed that it'll rip from the bottom or something like that.
852303
Monte, there is a pie-shaped wedge of space to permit the insertion of the arrow. The brushes are soft/firm, and allow for easy arrow fletch flow through. Its a nice, functional, inexpensive arrow rest, I can't find fault with any aspect of it.