80 Lbs Cobra Self Cocking Crossbow Pistol Cross Bow 15 Arrows 4

YOU ARE LOOKING AT 80 LBS SELF-COCKING COBRA CROSSBOW THAT COMES WITH 15 ARROWS, AND IT’S BRAND NEW. WHY BUY SELF COCKING ? SELF-COCKING ALLOWS YOU TO SHOOT OVER AND OVER FASTER THAN REGULAR ONE.. YOU CAN EASILY LOAD AGAIN WITH YOU HANDS. YOU DON’T HAVE TO USE MUCH FORCE. WHY BUY ANY OTHER? ITS MUCH FASTER THAN OTHERS….. COMES WITH METAL ARROWS….. WOULDN’T BREAK EASILY…SELF-COCKING FEATURE, SIMPLE AND SAFE WHILE ENSURING PRECISE STRING ALIGNMENT HIGH-TECH FIBERGLASS PROD. “AUTO” SAFETY THAT ENGAGES WHEN COCKING TRACK STYLE FOR GREATER CONTROL AND ACCURACY BOLT RETAINER

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91 of 92 people found the following review helpful.
A few tips
By Hank G.
I have the plastic (Zytel nylon/resin) version of this 80 lb crossbow pistol. Here are a few tips that may interest new buyers of this gun:
1. The wrappings that reinforce the bow string ends and middle will begin to fray and/or separate as you shoot a lot of bolts. The pressure from the cocking rods, pulling back on the middle of the string, causes the wrappings to separate. You can push this spiral wrapping back together with your fingers by pushing from either end of the wrappings and then secure the wrapping by dripping some Superglue along its length. You don’t need a lot, but apply it evenly. You can do the same to the wrappings at both ends of the bowstring — apply a couple drops of Superglue to keep it from fraying/unraveling.
2. The aluminum bolts are junk. The black plastic fin section WILL break off. Don’t order more of these. Order the plastic bolts that are available from Amazon and many other sites. They will last much longer.
3. There is a main screw that holds the prod (bow) on the gun. This screw will loosen on its own due to the vibration of shooting. It will loosen to the point that the holding plate and plastic vibration dampening chip will fall out. To avoid this, remove the main screw (the one that you have to tighten with an allen wrench) and apply a couple of drops of BLUE Locktite (not RED!). Read the bottle regarding application directions/drying time.Then reinsert and tighten this screw — do not overtighten; just firm. This will solve this problem.
4. Gently check and tighten all screws on the gun periodically.
5. Out of the box, the sights are not really set and will shoot bolts quite high over your bullseye at close ranges (50′ or less). To bring the bolts down closer to the bullseye, screw the top wheel/screw down quite a bit.
6. Be sure to tighten the small Phillips head screw at the base of the sight mechanism because it may be loose and this will allow the entire sight system to shift left or right. Once it’s tight you can adjust left/right bolt strikes using the side adjustment wheel.
7. The trigger is quite hard to pull and this can throw off your aim/shot. I find that I get a smoother shot if I extend my normal trigger finger a little further than normal through the trigger hole and use the index finger on my opposite hand to assist in pulling the trigger. I’m resting the “extra” index finger on my regular trigger finger and pulling with both, adding to the pulling power and resulting in a smoother release.
8. This will be difficult to describe here, but the way that I was able to compress the bow (aka “prod”)in order to get the bowstring on was to: a. install the fiberglass bow on gun body as shown in photos on the box, b. use a piece of substantial rope and tied it near one end of the bow and then ran the rope back behind the pistol handle and around to the other end of the bow. Here’s where it gets a little tricky. I used a trucker’s hitch/knot (you can find pics of this online)to gradually pull the bow tighter and tighter until I could get the string on. The trucker’s hitch uses two knotted loops to multiply your pulling power. A strong friend is also helpful.
9. This is a powerful weapon and should NOT be used by children alone! However, it is fun to let kids shoot it under close adult supervision. For target shooting, I found that several layers of old or remnant deep pile carpet stacked or folded will easily stop these bolts and leave them fairly easy to remove.
Enjoy!

45 of 45 people found the following review helpful.
Pretty fun – and quite effective.
By C. Ramirez
You’re not going to get laser accuracy from a $50 crossbow – you’re going to get a super-fun, easy to load, easy to use plinker.
This crossbow, at an 80-lb pull, launches bolts at a devastating clip. I haven’t recovered a single bolt in usable condition. From 50 feet, the aluminum bolt sinks itself 1/2 inch into 2×8 header lumber. That is a horrifying force to reckon with – from what looks like a toy.
The site is somewhat accurate for a device of this quality, we can get 5″ groupings at 50 feet, which is much better than I would expect.
We haven’t hunted with it, but I imagine that pesky squirrels, raccoons and crows have something to fear when the Cobra comes out from the garage.

21 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
Not bad. Not bad at all.
By Danger Cloud
I’ll start off by saying I’m very satisfied with the product. The crossbow itself is well constructed and sturdy and the bolts that came with it have a good weight and feel to them.

Pros:
- Nice design, sturdy and well made
- Shoots beautifully and with a lot of force
- Excellent safety mechanism
- Feels good firing
- Easy to assemble

Just looking at this crossbow you know you’ve got a quality product. I’m definitely looking forward to slaying some rabbits and squirrels with this thing. It came with a package of extra bolts that have wicked sharp tips.

Cons:
- Stringing the prod is difficult if you’re not very strong
- Cocking is also somewhat awkward if you’re not very strong

I’m a weak little skinny person so I can’t complain too much about that.

All in all, I couldn’t be happier with this product. It’s everything it was advertised to be and I would definitely recommend it to anyone*.

*except serial killers and children

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Every crossbow enthusiast needs a few extras to improve their enjoyment. Having the right equipment will make a big difference in the shooting experience. There are a few pieces of equipment that every bowman needs to help him in his sport. As with all things there are a variety of choices and price ranges for these extras.

1. Bolts and Broad heads

Every bowman needs bolts, crossbows don’t really do anything without them. Make sure you know what length of bolt he needs. Sizes range from 14″ to 22″ for common crossbows. Pistol crossbows can use even shorter bolts. The wrong length bolt should not be used, so make sure you get the correct size.

Prices will range from less than a dollar to the PSE Tac 10i Crossbow Bolts at $15+ per bolt. Target shooting is usually done with less expensive bolts, while hunting or competition would suggest a higher quality bolt.

Hunting also may require a broad head bolt tip. These tips themselves can range from $2 to the Rage 31000 Slipcam Expandable Broad heads at $13+ per tip.

2. Target

Bowmen need targets. Targets vary in size and price. From low cost $20 targets to the high end Hips Targets Hot Shot Series Hyper XT / Crossbow Target at $150 a target is a solid investment for any sportsman. Using a proper target will protect your bolts and help prevent accidents.

3. Cocking Device

There are two forms of cocking devices. A crank and a rope. The rope devices are generally cheaper and more generic. Crank designs may be crossbow model specific. These devices help the sportsman ready their bow to fire. They range in price from $20 to over $150.

4. Crossbow Case

Proper care and storage of your crossbow will protect the bow from damage and make it easy to store. The main types of cases are soft and hard. Soft cases are mainly just a padded cover, while hard cases provide serious protection for the bow. Case prices can range from $30 to over $140. Make sure you get a case that will fit your crossbow. This is especially important for hard cases.

5. Scope

Many crossbows will already have a scope. For these you will only need a scope if it is an upgrade to what the bow already has. Scopes can range from $30 to the Truglo 1.5-5X32 Crossbow Scope w/Illuminated Reticule at over $200. Scopes choices may also be limited to what type of mounting is available on your crossbow.

Any of these crossbow accessories will make your archery experience more enjoyable. If you are buying a gift for an enthusiast then find out as much as you can about his crossbow and what he needs to enhance his experience.

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