Is the safety ackward to flip off. I shouldered an axiom and it was smooth and comfortable.
368617
Absolutely not! It is easily done by either left or right handed shooters and is perfectly centered in the middle of the top of the grip, "up" to fire and "down" for safe. It is a smooth manual safety and the crossbow must be cocked with the safety in the "fire" position (UP) and then slide down to "SAFE" when it is cocked and before you load a bolt (arrow). It is a great crossbow!
368618
no it is very easy to set , the best way to use the safety on and off is to move it with a slow, steady movement , when you do it like this it is very quiet, not to alarm the game you are hunting for hope this helps
368619
not perfect, you have to move your hand somewhat to flip safety, but it gets instinctive after a while of practice, and by somewhat i mean just a little bit, it isnt much hand movement required but i guess it would also depend on the size of your hand.
1533769
It planes very smooth and I've always had it plane smoothly over knots. It might jump if you are not bearing down hard enough. Hope this helps.
1586023
Exactly what I do, although you do not have to flip it upside down. Just tilt to the side a bit and you should have no problem.
605988
If you sit with the handle facing you, it is easy enough [though not very ladylike, ha!]. I also feel more secure and can lean on the handle while sitting.
204656
Yes, you'll need to flip it around--which is a surprisingly easy motion with a quick twist of the handle. I think if it were on the same side it might easily get in the way.
2029764
Safe is hard to answer, but it does have a clothing clip that if you were to fall/stumble it would turn off. It doesn't have arms or anything, so I would only recommend using it at very low speeds while working.
1629055
I have noticed a very very slight tilt. It's only noticeable if I pull my feet off the ground and lean the chair all the way back. If I do that it will start to spin very slowly. I figured that it was due to the fact that I lean it pretty heavy anyways and I am 6'4" and 350lbs, so not a little person. Other than that the padding and stitching and everything else is still in fantastic shape. I have only had it for 6 months but I spend probably 12+ hours a day in it.
746836
Yes, it does flip around. I haven't used it in that manner so the concerns that the other users have voiced probably would apply, if that's the way you plan to use it most of the time.
2137146
That puzzeled me as well. The picture here shows it facing the other way. When I received it I put it on the way it had to go, used it and then began to wonder why it was "backward". Took it apart but realized there is only one way it goes. My issue is that the balance seems off, bag tips over too easily if it shifts while I play. J
1156525
It is definitely more sturdy, but I do make an effort to keep in straight, at my side, rather than swinging out in front of me. I have an arthritic hip that can get gamey. My daughter says she has noticed it is more sturdy with side to side movement rather than forward and back. It does balance on its own which is cool, though I have walked off without out it once.
564641
You don't have to add the side but the balance will be off. I tried and it seemed to fall forward.
1664727
I have always felt better to put off to one side as there isn't a headrest in the middle & the top of the booster is pretty large....it secures very snug w a shoulder belt. I think it would be too tipsy otherwise ....love mine!
1035002
No concerns at all. It's tight enough. Besides, the movement is sideways anyway, so gravity won't be a factor.
662910
Yes you get some air and it is easy to get outside the wake on it. This is a very wild ride, not for beginners or really little kids. Keep your weight back on it when starting off so it does not submarine. Never has flipped over.
487340
I believe its symmetrical, so flipping it upside down shouldn't be an issue.
1886202
It is alittle bit. I hold on to the bars, and bend my knees (bringing your weight towards your feet). Theres a point where your center of gravity flips the table back to the starting position. If you find it hard I would lower the feet harness (before you begin) so that your center of gravity is more towards feet then your head. That way when you want to flip back it takes less effort. good luck
2249097
It's supposed to be stable but I added sway bracing to firm it up. May have not been required, but I just felt safer. I can't post a picture.