I used your technique to string my new 80lb crossbow and it worked very well, thank you so much my friend for showing me how to do this without any extra excesories, great video ✌🏻
@@Bates1960 it's a good channel my friend, nothing wrong with it. Your video worked very well for me and yes you need quit alot of strength to do it but using your feet to press the one side of the boy definitely helps, I just about looped the end on on my own but still got there and that was with a brand new un-stressed ,out the box bow as well, so cool video mate 👍
I just got one identical to yours. tried stringing it this way and it broke the bow it cracked. The guy on ebay that sold it to me said tough I must of pulled to hard. I am not very strong and it cracked before I even got it near to the end. Is this common I been told it is near impossible top break one by hand.
They need to make a aluminum version of the M48 one day. It's all plastic that's why it broke. It's better if you get an aluminum version they don't break. Cobra or M-Tech.
@@taz-fe7qu The fiberglass limb. I was Trying to get the String onto it when it cracked in my hand. I have since gotten a replacement which went together fine with out issue.
@@craigstalmer2825 wow, that's why I bought a stringer plus I just bought my fifth pistol crossbow last night on ebay auction brand new Bolt shredder it looks the same as my 75 $ snake eye tactical crossbow except the alligator limb thats what makes the arrows/Bolts go 260 fps and the string other than that it's just a over priced crossbow.
@@craigstalmer2825 You'll need some strength to string it over. Sorry for the poor quality. I didn't do so good in this video. I finally got a chance to redo and update. I have an updated video.
I was also. The instructions on the one I got were crap. Called the “pistol 80lb crossbow” on amazon. Seems ok so far but I had to look up a few vids to see where the bits went bcuz the box shows you 3 pics. None of which you can see the order the impact block goes or the rubber padding pieces. Thank you.
I hope it helped out. These types of crossbows assembly is on your own they don't give you proper assembly. I have another 4 assembly videos. Glad it helped, thanks.
Your welcome and glad it helped out. Sorry if I came off camera a bit. I couldn't see very well the sun was glaring at my face. Keep in mind they don't come with instructions so assembly is on your own.
So I was going to try this today but I just had a left hip replacement and bending over like you were wasn't working for me. So instead I put one socked foot thru the left side, under the string, while hanging my torso down as painless as possible and pinnned it to the bathroom rug. Then with my right hand I grabbed the right side of the bow and pulled that sucker in. It wasnt even that hard to pull it. I then grabbed the string with my left hand and put it on with 3 inches to spare. Took me less than 30 seconds.
It's easier to string these crossbows if you get (or make) yourself a 'stringer'. It's a piece of string shaped just like a normal bowstring only an inch or two longer. It's lose enough to fit over the limbs easily and once fitted, just use the cocking mechanism as normal to cock the bow. This flexes the limbs back far enough to make fitting the bowstring easy. (You could still easily do it even if you were sick, weakened or wounded.) When the bowstring's fitted, then just decock or fire off the shot and remove the stringer. This way is not just easier but it removes the chances of overstressing the limbs when fitting new strings. To make a stringer, just get some paracord or string and make a copy of the shape of a normal bowstring, only make it an inch or two longer than the normal string and also make the end loops two or three times bigger than the ones on a normal string. Just make sure that when you're fitting the bowstring, you don't forget to feed the end loops of the string through the large loops in the stringer, otherwise you won't be able to remove the stringer once you've finished.
@@AsDeadAsDillinger Thanks, I didn't need to use a stringer to loop it over. I found this method on stringing the limb. You'll need some strong hands and feet to string it over. Also they don't come with instructions so assembly is on your own.
One goes under the limb and the other goes on top of the limb also the metal pad goes on top of the rubber pad and then you screw in tightly all together. Hope that helps.
Hi. Just curious to know if you kept using that crossbow and most importantly if the latch used to separate the stock from the body to cock it is still intact. I've had 2 of these crossbows and that latch on top broke on both. They still fire but you have to make sure they're fully extended before firing.
They need to make an aluminum version. It's all plastic so it can easily break after a while. Also when things get back to normal I can place it back to it's original audio. I made some editing changes to the video recently. Overall hoped the stringing assembly helped out.
When things get back to normal. I can place it back to it's original audio. Glad the tutorial helped out. Even if I didn't do so good in this video thank you for the good views.
Thanks for video I just received my pistol crossbow snake eye tactical it's awesome but directions on back of box are not the greatest but I'm learning, thanks again, AL 😎
@@taz-fe7qu I came off camera a bit and I didn't do so good in this video. They need to make a aluminum version one day. That would of been a lot better.
Sorry if I came off camera a bit. The rubber pads go over and under the prod. The metal pad goes over the prod. You'll need some strong hands and feet to string it over and push it down.
The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. Sorry if I came off camera. To make it much easier see my playlists you'll find all my crossbow assembly videos there. Skip this and I have a much better view. Same assembly and stringing method.
Sorry if I came off camera the sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. I also have the M Tech and cobra crossbows and a few others and assembles the same way and assembly is so much better and more visible.
Yo on the real, kudos to the dude in this video. That f'n string was no damn joke. I think im a lil bit bigger than dude and still had a friend help me. But to justify it was my first bow ever strung so I didn't know what I was in for. Even after watching this video.
String the limb is the hardest part. You'll need some strong hands and feet to string it over and push it down as hard as you can. Sorry if I came off camera though I couldn't see very well. Overall hope the tutorial helped out.
Bro in all honesty, your video was plenty enough of a visual to put it all together. The people busting your chops about your off camera movement prolly shouldn't own this weapon in the first place as it shows a lack of common sense. With that said, who's to say they won't disregard the little bit of common sense I would hope they have and go and misuse this weapon purposely and harmfully. Your video was all anyone owning this item would need. Thanks for the speedy response too. Debating on buying a second one of these Hell Hawks and I'll be right back on this video except that go I'm gonna string it by myself.
I also got the extra hand cuz I didn't know if I would break the arm the string attaches to. Go figure the helping hand I received was more harsh to the thing than I was in my attempts. Now I know and my second one will be strongly but more tenderly strung. Lol
@@grandmastachamp0579 The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. The hardest part is stringing the limb. These crossbows don't come with proper instructions at all so assembly is on your own.
@@grandmastachamp0579 You'll need some strong hands and feet to string it over and push it down as hard as you can. Glad the tutorial helped out. I have other crossbow assembly videos see my playlists. Same assembly and stringing method and it's a great help.
I found your vid helpful. However, as Mike Best said remember WAX. A suggestion, maybe, is to edit the wax issue into your vid for any/us newbies. Thank you for your consideration.
Sorry for the very late reply. I didn't so good and I came off camera though. The sun was blocking my view so I couldn't angle very well. Not to worry I have better crossbow assembly videos.
Your welcome, glad it helped out. I made editing changes to the video because I had some channel issues a few months ago. When things get back to normal I can place it back to it's original audio.
They are regular socks. My channel had a rough week. They deleted most of my videos. I hope things get back to normal so I can place it back to it's original audio.
@@superdooper9200 I'll wait for a few more weeks before I place it back. Also sorry for the poor angling. I didn't do so good in this video. I came off camera a bit.
The plates go under and over the limb. The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. Sorry about that. I have another crossbow assembly video.
Get a fucking life steve you just moaning for the sake if it if you cant figure out the first three plates you shouldn’t own a crossbow of any kind even a basic noob does research first and gets the idea. @basetmotel1960 bro you did a good job thanks for the video keep up the good stuff 👍🏻
@@heathmund8963 Thanks and glad it helped out. Sorry for the poor angling. I couldn't see very well. I do have an M Tech, Cobra, PSE Viper SS, another 50lb crossbow. Assembly on those are so much better and more visible.
it would help if we could see you actually assemble the bow and not just see your feet. you started out with put this here and put this here, but could not see what you were putting where.
Sorry for the poor angling. The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. I do have the Cobra and M Tech 80lb crossbows and I have a much better assembly on those.
Sorry about the off camera though. I couldn't see very well the sun was blocking my view. To make it much easier see my playlists you'll find all my crossbow assembly videos there and will be a great help.
Sorry about the poor angling. I came off camera a bit. Also I made some editing changes to the video because I had a channel issue months ago. Overall hoped the stringing helped out.
Is it sold aluminum ? If not, don't buy it, it must be a aluminum rail for bolts to fly straight for, years, I use, Weed eater, or 150 pound fishing line as strings.
It's all plastic. Not aluminum and can easily break after many shoots. Always get the aluminum version. It's more durable. Also sorry for the poor quality. I do have an updated video of this.
First, I'll have to say that using your feet to string the bow was a great idea. However, as far as the rest of the video the camera angle was to low to show what you were doing. Thanks.
The sun was blocking the way. I couldn't angle very well and I didn't do so good. To make it much easier see my playlists. I have all my crossbow assembly videos there and a much better view. Same assembly stringing method.
They don't come with instructions so assembly is on your own. Sorry if I came off camera a bit though. The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very. Hoped it helped out.
Your welcome and I hope it helped out. Sorry if I came off camera a bit the sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. Thanks and hope it helped out.
Sorry for the late reply and poor quality. I didn't do so good in this video. I came off camera a bit. Not to worry I have an updated video and I got chance to redo and update.
Sorry if I came off camera. The sun was glaring at my face and couldn't angle very well. I also have the M Tech and cobra crossbows and assembles the same way and assembly is so much better and more visible please see them.
@@Freedom1776. Sorry for the late reply and the poor quality. I didn't do so good in this video. I came off camera a bit. Not to worry I have an updated video. I finally got a chance to redo and update.
Sorry if I came off camera though. The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. It's all plastic so it can easily break after a while. They need to make an aluminum version.
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Nothing like closing your eyes and doing it in the Dark. Thanks for your video !!!
Your welcome, sorry if I came off camera though. Overall hoped the tutorial helped out.
I used your technique to string my new 80lb crossbow and it worked very well, thank you so much my friend for showing me how to do this without any extra excesories, great video ✌🏻
Your welcome and glad it helped out. You'll need some strength to string it over. Hope things get better for my channel.
@@Bates1960 it's a good channel my friend, nothing wrong with it. Your video worked very well for me and yes you need quit alot of strength to do it but using your feet to press the one side of the boy definitely helps, I just about looped the end on on my own but still got there and that was with a brand new un-stressed ,out the box bow as well, so cool video mate 👍
I just got one identical to yours. tried stringing it this way and it broke the bow it cracked. The guy on ebay that sold it to me said tough I must of pulled to hard. I am not very strong and it cracked before I even got it near to the end. Is this common I been told it is near impossible top break one by hand.
They need to make a aluminum version of the M48 one day. It's all plastic that's why it broke. It's better if you get an aluminum version they don't break. Cobra or M-Tech.
U mean u broke the fiberglass limb or the body of the bow 🏹?
@@taz-fe7qu The fiberglass limb. I was Trying to get the String onto it when it cracked in my hand. I have since gotten a replacement which went together fine with out issue.
@@craigstalmer2825 wow, that's why I bought a stringer plus I just bought my fifth pistol crossbow last night on ebay auction brand new Bolt shredder it looks the same as my 75 $ snake eye tactical crossbow except the alligator limb thats what makes the arrows/Bolts go 260 fps and the string other than that it's just a over priced crossbow.
@@craigstalmer2825 You'll need some strength to string it over. Sorry for the poor quality. I didn't do so good in this video. I finally got a chance to redo and update. I have an updated video.
I was also. The instructions on the one I got were crap. Called the “pistol 80lb crossbow” on amazon. Seems ok so far but I had to look up a few vids to see where the bits went bcuz the box shows you 3 pics. None of which you can see the order the impact block goes or the rubber padding pieces. Thank you.
I hope it helped out. These types of crossbows assembly is on your own they don't give you proper assembly. I have another 4 assembly videos. Glad it helped, thanks.
Thanks for this video my crossbow came with no instructions and once I got the hang of your technique it was easy
Your welcome and glad it helped out. Sorry if I came off camera a bit. I couldn't see very well the sun was glaring at my face. Keep in mind they don't come with instructions so assembly is on your own.
So I was going to try this today but I just had a left hip replacement and bending over like you were wasn't working for me. So instead I put one socked foot thru the left side, under the string, while hanging my torso down as painless as possible and pinnned it to the bathroom rug. Then with my right hand I grabbed the right side of the bow and pulled that sucker in. It wasnt even that hard to pull it. I then grabbed the string with my left hand and put it on with 3 inches to spare. Took me less than 30 seconds.
You found another different method? Couldn't do it with the sitting down mode then. Overall glad it helped out.
It's easier to string these crossbows if you get (or make) yourself a 'stringer'.
It's a piece of string shaped just like a normal bowstring only an inch or two longer.
It's lose enough to fit over the limbs easily and once fitted, just use the cocking mechanism as normal to cock the bow.
This flexes the limbs back far enough to make fitting the bowstring easy. (You could still easily do it even if you were sick, weakened or wounded.)
When the bowstring's fitted, then just decock or fire off the shot and remove the stringer.
This way is not just easier but it removes the chances of overstressing the limbs when fitting new strings.
To make a stringer, just get some paracord or string and make a copy of the shape of a normal bowstring, only make it an inch or two longer than the normal string and also make the end loops two or three times bigger than the ones on a normal string.
Just make sure that when you're fitting the bowstring, you don't forget to feed the end loops of the string through the large loops in the stringer, otherwise you won't be able to remove the stringer once you've finished.
@@AsDeadAsDillinger Thanks, I didn't need to use a stringer to loop it over. I found this method on stringing the limb. You'll need some strong hands and feet to string it over. Also they don't come with instructions so assembly is on your own.
So Both those rubber pads go on the same side? Or does it get 1 rubber pad on each side of then Bow?
One goes under the limb and the other goes on top of the limb also the metal pad goes on top of the rubber pad and then you screw in tightly all together. Hope that helps.
Hi. Just curious to know if you kept using that crossbow and most importantly if the latch used to separate the stock from the body to cock it is still intact. I've had 2 of these crossbows and that latch on top broke on both. They still fire but you have to make sure they're fully extended before firing.
They need to make an aluminum version. It's all plastic so it can easily break after a while. Also when things get back to normal I can place it back to it's original audio. I made some editing changes to the video recently. Overall hoped the stringing assembly helped out.
where do you buy is crossbow?
I got this at Budk.
When things get back to normal. I can place it back to it's original audio. Glad the tutorial helped out. Even if I didn't do so good in this video thank you for the good views.
Thanks for the help. Your video helped me immensely!!
Your welcome and glad it helped out. Sorry if I came off camera a bit though the sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well.
Thanks for video I just received my pistol crossbow snake eye tactical it's awesome but directions on back of box are not the greatest but I'm learning, thanks again, AL 😎
Your welcome, sorry for the poor quality. I came off camera and I didn't do so good on this video. Not to worry I have an updated video.
@@Bates1960 they were good enough for me for what I needed to do, they have to start making More aluminum pistol crossbows to many plastic ones.
@@taz-fe7qu I came off camera a bit and I didn't do so good in this video. They need to make a aluminum version one day. That would of been a lot better.
I'm still having trouble
Sorry if I came off camera a bit. The rubber pads go over and under the prod. The metal pad goes over the prod. You'll need some strong hands and feet to string it over and push it down.
Thank you bro I was stuck
Thanks I hope it helped out.
I still struggling with the string
@@creeabsko6676 You'll need some strong hands and feet. They don't give you proper instructions. That's the downsides to it.
It would help if you were actually doing it on camera. You'd think 8f someone wants to make assembly video they would actually do it on the video
The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. Sorry if I came off camera. To make it much easier see my playlists you'll find all my crossbow assembly videos there. Skip this and I have a much better view. Same assembly and stringing method.
Sorry if I came off camera the sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. I also have the M Tech and cobra crossbows and a few others and assembles the same way and assembly is so much better and more visible.
Thanks for the video very helpful !
Your welcome, glad the tutorial helped out. Sorry if I came off camera though. I have an updated video on this. I uploaded it a month ago.
Yo on the real, kudos to the dude in this video. That f'n string was no damn joke. I think im a lil bit bigger than dude and still had a friend help me. But to justify it was my first bow ever strung so I didn't know what I was in for. Even after watching this video.
String the limb is the hardest part. You'll need some strong hands and feet to string it over and push it down as hard as you can. Sorry if I came off camera though I couldn't see very well. Overall hope the tutorial helped out.
Bro in all honesty, your video was plenty enough of a visual to put it all together. The people busting your chops about your off camera movement prolly shouldn't own this weapon in the first place as it shows a lack of common sense. With that said, who's to say they won't disregard the little bit of common sense I would hope they have and go and misuse this weapon purposely and harmfully. Your video was all anyone owning this item would need. Thanks for the speedy response too. Debating on buying a second one of these Hell Hawks and I'll be right back on this video except that go I'm gonna string it by myself.
I also got the extra hand cuz I didn't know if I would break the arm the string attaches to. Go figure the helping hand I received was more harsh to the thing than I was in my attempts. Now I know and my second one will be strongly but more tenderly strung. Lol
@@grandmastachamp0579 The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. The hardest part is stringing the limb. These crossbows don't come with proper instructions at all so assembly is on your own.
@@grandmastachamp0579 You'll need some strong hands and feet to string it over and push it down as hard as you can. Glad the tutorial helped out. I have other crossbow assembly videos see my playlists. Same assembly and stringing method and it's a great help.
I found your vid helpful. However, as Mike Best said remember WAX.
A suggestion, maybe, is to edit the wax issue into your vid for any/us newbies. Thank you for your consideration.
Sorry for the very late reply. I didn't so good and I came off camera though. The sun was blocking my view so I couldn't angle very well. Not to worry I have better crossbow assembly videos.
Thanks bruh!
Your welcome, glad it helped out. I made editing changes to the video because I had some channel issues a few months ago. When things get back to normal I can place it back to it's original audio.
Are the socks a must mate or are bare feet better pmsl??
They are regular socks. My channel had a rough week. They deleted most of my videos. I hope things get back to normal so I can place it back to it's original audio.
@@Bates1960 well i still think your video and socks are cool anyway mate 🤟
@@Bates1960 they shouldn't delete your videos just because of your socks mate, there not that bad bro 👍
@@superdooper9200 I'll wait for a few more weeks before I place it back. Also sorry for the poor angling. I didn't do so good in this video. I came off camera a bit.
@@superdooper9200 I'll place back it to it's original audio in a few weeks. No problems for the last month.
This was useless! Where did you put the first three plates and in what order and how ????
No idea what you did.
The plates go under and over the limb. The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. Sorry about that. I have another crossbow assembly video.
Get a fucking life steve you just moaning for the sake if it if you cant figure out the first three plates you shouldn’t own a crossbow of any kind even a basic noob does research first and gets the idea. @basetmotel1960 bro you did a good job thanks for the video keep up the good stuff 👍🏻
@@heathmund8963 Thanks and glad it helped out. Sorry for the poor angling. I couldn't see very well. I do have an M Tech, Cobra, PSE Viper SS, another 50lb crossbow. Assembly on those are so much better and more visible.
it would help if we could see you actually assemble the bow and not just see your feet. you started out with put this here and put this here, but could not see what you were putting where.
Sorry for the poor angling. The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. I do have the Cobra and M Tech 80lb crossbows and I have a much better assembly on those.
There we go
Sorry about the off camera though. I couldn't see very well the sun was blocking my view. To make it much easier see my playlists you'll find all my crossbow assembly videos there and will be a great help.
I don't know if is me but some of the video is made out of the vision of the camera 🤷♀️
Sorry about the poor angling. I came off camera a bit. Also I made some editing changes to the video because I had a channel issue months ago. Overall hoped the stringing helped out.
Is it sold aluminum ? If not, don't buy it, it must be a aluminum rail for bolts to fly straight for, years, I use, Weed eater, or 150 pound fishing line as strings.
It's all plastic. Not aluminum and can easily break after many shoots. Always get the aluminum version. It's more durable. Also sorry for the poor quality. I do have an updated video of this.
First, I'll have to say that using your feet to string the bow was a great idea. However, as far as the rest of the video the camera angle was to low to show what you were doing. Thanks.
The sun was blocking the way. I couldn't angle very well and I didn't do so good. To make it much easier see my playlists. I have all my crossbow assembly videos there and a much better view. Same assembly stringing method.
"I don't need instructions". Well, no shit because I have the same crossbow and it doesn't come with instructions.
They don't come with instructions so assembly is on your own. Sorry if I came off camera a bit though. The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very. Hoped it helped out.
Great. Just got one. NO directions at all! Thanks
Your welcome and I hope it helped out. Sorry if I came off camera a bit the sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. Thanks and hope it helped out.
Hey let’s make a video and now show what we ate actually doing!
Sorry for the late reply and poor quality. I didn't do so good in this video. I came off camera a bit. Not to worry I have an updated video and I got chance to redo and update.
You did everything right off camera so we couldn’t see it
Sorry if I came off camera. The sun was glaring at my face and couldn't angle very well. I also have the M Tech and cobra crossbows and assembles the same way and assembly is so much better and more visible please see them.
@@Bates1960 where is a link to your other videos that actually show what to do in the camera?
@@Freedom1776. Sorry for the late reply and the poor quality. I didn't do so good in this video. I came off camera a bit. Not to worry I have an updated video. I finally got a chance to redo and update.
Easy assembly my ass m48 sucks
Sorry if I came off camera though. The sun was glaring at my face and I couldn't angle very well. It's all plastic so it can easily break after a while. They need to make an aluminum version.
What’s with the very sad and very boring music 😢I’m feeling suicidal
When things get back to normal. I can place it back to it's original audio. I'm sorry about this. My channel had a rough week.
@@Bates1960 ok chill out, it's a cool very helpful video anyway mate well done 👍