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It has a 29# draw weight, a bullpup trigger setup, and comes with adjustable open sights. Trigger pull is fairly long although weight wise is not terribly heavy, around 4 pounds or so. The sights from the factory are pretty rough for target shooting as the front post covers a fair amount of the target. I removed the original sights and got to work in cad on making a picatinny rail to attach to the trigger housing. Here was the last version that I drew up, printed, and installed on the bow.
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With the picatinny rail on the bow I was able to mount a spare red dot scope and get her sighted in at around 20 yards. I did have to mark the string on both sides with marker to draw it back consistently just like used to be recommended in the early Excalibur training videos. It was able to start shooting nice and consistent groups with the one arrow that I was using for sight in. The groups started to open a bit when I started trying the other arrows that came with the package. I picked up a few more arrows for it and was able to sort out 4 that would hit consistently. Will definitely want to start making arrows for it to get the most out of it for target practice.
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I also had a spare set of peep sights from a Daisy Avanti air rifle that I had picked up that I wanted to try out with the bow as well. So back to the computer to draw up an adapter for the front sight and for the rear sight. The adapters for the peep sights are the purple plastic pieces in the photos.
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The bow shoots very consistent groups with the peep sight setup as well. Looks like there would be enough room in the trigger box to rework the safety to extend to the left side as well and not interfere with the string or the arrow. This thing is really fun to shoot with the super low draw weight, the hardest thing to do is to keep the string pulled back evenly. Other than the 3D printed parts the few screws that I needed to do the modifications were at my local hardware store. Definitely an option to consider if you want to introduce someone to the sport for an entry target bow.