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Leader Accessories Compound Bow 50-70lbs 25" - 31" Archery Hunting Equipment with Max Speed 310fps, Right Handed

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Brand Leader Accessories
Color Autumn Camo With Full Accessories
Material carbon, Aluminum
Team Name Hunting
Hand Orientation Right Hand

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  • Bow Weight: 4.4 lbs. Hand Orientation: Right. Draw Weight: 50 - 70 lbs. Let Off: 75% - 80%. Draw Length: 25" - 31". Brace Height: 7.5"
  • Max Speed: 310 FPS . Axle to Axle: 31.5". Arrow Tip Weight: 100 grains. Arrow Spine Deflection: 0.405"
  • Aluminum Riser. Adjust the draw weight and draw length with enclosed Allen Wrench. No bow press is needed
  • This compound bow is with: carbon arrow x 12, paper target x 12, bow bag x 1, quiver x 1, optic sight x 1, drop away arrow rest x 1, whisker biscuit arrow rest x 1, bow release x 1, arm guard x 1, paracord wrist sling x 1, stabilizer x 1, arrow puller x 1, limb dampener x 1pair, bow stand x 1, installed trio style peep sight x 1, rubber tube peep sight x 2, D loop string x 1m, wax x 1
  • 1-Year Warranty on the bow excluding string & cables
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While enjoying your outdoor life, Leader Accessories provides a range of hunting equipment and accessories. Durable safety vest harness, large capacity tree stand, camo ground hunting hub blinds, doghouse blinds, one man chair blinds, also shooting stick, heavy duty game cart, and hoist and gambrel system. We are meant to offer our well designed and safe products to our customers, and bring a happy hunting experience. That is exactly our hunting series' job.

Draw Weight: 50 - 70 lbs.
Draw Length: 26" - 30"
Max Speed: 310 FPS
Let Off: 75% - 80%
Axle to Axle: 35"
Weight: 4.4 lbs.
Aluminum Riser
Autumn Camouflage Color
This compound bow is with: carbon arrow x 12, paper target x 12, bow bag x 1, quiver x 1, optic sight x 1, drop away arrow rest x 1, whisker biscuit arrow rest x 1, bow release x 1, arm guard x 1, paracord wrist sling x 1, stabilizer x 1, arrow puller x 1, limb dampener x 1pair, bow stand x 1, installed trio style peep sight x 1, rubber tube peep sight x 2, D loop string x 1m, wax x 1

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Leader Accessories Compound Bow 50-70lbs 25" - 31" Archery Hunting Equipment with Max Speed 310fps, Right Handed

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4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4 out of 5
620 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, value, performance and adjustability of the projectile bow. They mention that it's well made, shoots well and is excellent value for money. Some say that the cams are easy to adjust and that the draw length and weight are easy. However, some customers have issues with screws and opinions are mixed on ease of setup, weight and fit.

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145 customers mention108 positive37 negative

Customers like the quality of the projectile bow. They mention it's a very good, well-made, and usable bow. Some say it'll kill deer and hogs fine.

"...It shoots great in my opinion. It's quite, smooth and the break makes it easy to maintain draw. I also think it is pretty powerful...." Read more

"...While they seem to be of decent quality there is a much better experience to be had by upgrading to at least a 3 pin and some type of capture rest..." Read more

"Might not be the lightest, fastest or best, but it surely is plenty good enough, and kills deer and hogs fine. Great bow for the price...." Read more

"...IMMEDIATELY (for both bows I got) the string ripped out of the drop down rest...." Read more

92 customers mention92 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the value of the projectile bow. They say it's an excellent value for the money, a great affordable learning bow, and high quality for the price.

"...It operates just fine and I haven't had any problem with it, Money well spent, I would recommend it to a friend or family member who wants to have..." Read more

"...to give the bow 5 stars because I love it and it is an incredible value for the money, but it does have flaws...." Read more

"...Decent shooter for the price, you can't really get anything that shoots this heavy of a draw-weight for the price...." Read more

"...Great bow for the price. If you want to try a compound but don't want to spend a fortune, try this bow...." Read more

55 customers mention55 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the projectile bow. They mention that it shoots well, gets the job done well, and operates just fine. Some say that it's comparable to more expensive bows, and is impressed with how fast it shoot. Overall, most are happy with the quality and performance of this bow.

"...It operates just fine and I haven't had any problem with it, Money well spent, I would recommend it to a friend or family member who wants to have..." Read more

"...This bow is also pretty quiet and has the advertised speed! 310 is not a lucrative number. I'm shooting a 415 grain arrow at 285 fps...." Read more

"...I also think it is pretty powerful. At 20 yards it was plowing through a hay bail and the point was sticking out the back of a piece of 1/2 inch osb...." Read more

"...am a beginner and by no means a great shot, but this thing does really well in my opinion and what my level of skill is...." Read more

28 customers mention24 positive4 negative

Customers like the adjustability of the projectile bow. They mention that the limbs, came, grip, and draw length adjustments are all amazing and easy to adjust. They also say that it's pretty adjustable for a cheap bow and not problematic at all. The cams are easy to adapt to your particular draw length. They say it can be adjusted for finger length and it'll adjust from 50 to 70 pounds with a few turns of the allen wrench.

"...It can be adjusted for finger length which is great, not the most comfortable, but you always get what you pay for...." Read more

"...The draw weight is more adjustable than advertised, turn it 6 times to get down to the 30's for draw weight, even though the book says only 4 turns...." Read more

"...The bow came set at 29 inch draw. The draw length is very easy to adjust...." Read more

"...The adjustable pull is fantastic as I use a shorter pull with a compound than a recurve, due to using a mechanical release with a compound...." Read more

24 customers mention14 positive10 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of setup. Some mention it's easy to setup, adjust, and set the draw length and pull weight. However, others say that everything on this came without any instructions and the directions were poor. It needs work out of the box before you shoot it and the manual was definitely not for this bow.

"...We received the bow very quickly and set up was indeed easy. It shoots well and appears that it will last a long time...." Read more

"...Con's:-Need's work out of the box before you shoot it -Thread locker on most hardware (string stopper and draw length) because they tend..." Read more

"...The draw length setting is actually very easy to adjust...." Read more

"...It comes with no arrows and the instructions included have minimul information...." Read more

18 customers mention8 positive10 negative

Customers are mixed about the weight of the projectile bow. Some mention it's light weight and short length for easy use in the trees, while others say it'll be a bit heavy for smaller, skinnier hunters. They also say it can be a bear to set to an ideal weight and that it'd be too heavy for them to hold up and aim steady.

"...Also bow is slightly heavier compared to some of the bows in major outdoor stores...." Read more

"...Pro's:-Heavy Draw Weight, good for hunting about any big game animals-Price is really good..." Read more

"...So far, very pleased. It is a bit heavy, so for smaller, skinnier people, or people with very long arms, I would recommend finding something lighter..." Read more

"...The release is aluminum with a Velcro strap and has a fairly light trigger...." Read more

16 customers mention10 positive6 negative

Customers are mixed about the fit of the projectile bow. Some mention that the fit is good and the size is perfect. They also say that it's very light and short in stature, making it easy to walk through brush with. However, others say that the whole thing was too big and heavy for them to hold up and aim, and that it was a little bit tight for a learner.

"...quiver, stabilizer, and a wrist sling on it, it has normal sized attaching points, so you can get anything you want and it will fit...." Read more

"...unless you zoom in, but the base that attaches to the bow IS NOT THE RIGHT SIZE for the sight itself is my best guess...." Read more

"...-Quiet with the right accessories-Easy draw-length and draw-weight adjustmentCon's:..." Read more

"...All accessories fit perfectly in the pre-drilled mounting holes and the bow pulls smooth...." Read more

22 customers mention0 positive22 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the screws of the projectile bow. They mention that the screws on the cams come loose, and the draw length adjustment screw comes off easily. Some customers also say that the bolts come in stuck.

"...sliding by themselves, and now after a few adjustments the screw head is stripping slowly...." Read more

"...The bad: after about 100 arrows the top cam screw fell out sent an arrow flying well above the target and imbedding in a plastic slide in my..." Read more

"...The knocks on the arrows were so tight that I didn't even feel comfortable attaching them to the string, so I can't really comment on whether or not..." Read more

"...I noticed that the draw length screws had loctite on them, and I couldnt find any physical damage on the string itself after 100 ish shots...." Read more

AWESOME Bow for Beginners to Adults - Accessories Trash
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AWESOME Bow for Beginners to Adults - Accessories Trash
So to start off I love this bow. Got the "weaker" version (30-55 lbs) for my friends son who is 10, that bow will grow with him forever. I was going to actually get that same for for myself for hunting, b/c while not perfect, while on a budget it's good enough, but then I found this version (50-70 lbs) and got this instead.So the only thing bad I saw was "the accessories were trash I threw them all out" which everyone says in their reviews and didn't understand how that was possible, like a sight is a sight you just look through easy enough, but I get it now and I will explain why people say this.1. Drop down arrow rest. IMMEDIATELY (for both bows I got) the string ripped out of the drop down rest. Easy enough, I just knotted it, threaded it through again, and I will burn it in place later. I don't have enough experience with drop down rests to speak anything more beyond that, but that will be your initial problem.2. Sights. So first problem is, the base doesn't sit solid with the sight. I included a picture, which doesn't make sense unless you zoom in, but the base that attaches to the bow IS NOT THE RIGHT SIZE for the sight itself is my best guess. Tight or not, it doesn't fit, and the sight with a slight nudge adjusts itself up and down (TILTING, not sliding). Additionally as I am trying to zero in the sights, they are sliding by themselves, and now after a few adjustments the screw head is stripping slowly. I will have to replace the entire thing it is useless.3. Comes with two arrows, which you will need to have extras on hand and replace those shortly after using. Pulling mine out after the first shit they bent (I did have them wedged into a target but still... First time)4. The release aid trigger, idk I don't have any complaints so far, but again just sighting in. It can be adjusted for finger length which is great, not the most comfortable, but you always get what you pay for.Regardless with all of that, AND the cost of the bow, I would recommend this to most people. Again, if the sight can just get sighted in and never move, it works fine, b/c you just look down it and it works.Oh one final thing, ACCURACY (as much as can be expected from a bow at this price point) is AMAZING. I'm scraping the edge of arrows hitting them together quite often during shooting, and I'm brand new to archery.Get this for adults, or get the smaller (30-55lb) one for kids or smaller adults.
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Queens, NY Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars AWESOME Bow for Beginners to Adults - Accessories Trash
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020
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So to start off I love this bow. Got the "weaker" version (30-55 lbs) for my friends son who is 10, that bow will grow with him forever. I was going to actually get that same for for myself for hunting, b/c while not perfect, while on a budget it's good enough, but then I found this version (50-70 lbs) and got this instead.

So the only thing bad I saw was "the accessories were trash I threw them all out" which everyone says in their reviews and didn't understand how that was possible, like a sight is a sight you just look through easy enough, but I get it now and I will explain why people say this.
1. Drop down arrow rest. IMMEDIATELY (for both bows I got) the string ripped out of the drop down rest. Easy enough, I just knotted it, threaded it through again, and I will burn it in place later. I don't have enough experience with drop down rests to speak anything more beyond that, but that will be your initial problem.
2. Sights. So first problem is, the base doesn't sit solid with the sight. I included a picture, which doesn't make sense unless you zoom in, but the base that attaches to the bow IS NOT THE RIGHT SIZE for the sight itself is my best guess. Tight or not, it doesn't fit, and the sight with a slight nudge adjusts itself up and down (TILTING, not sliding). Additionally as I am trying to zero in the sights, they are sliding by themselves, and now after a few adjustments the screw head is stripping slowly. I will have to replace the entire thing it is useless.
3. Comes with two arrows, which you will need to have extras on hand and replace those shortly after using. Pulling mine out after the first shit they bent (I did have them wedged into a target but still... First time)
4. The release aid trigger, idk I don't have any complaints so far, but again just sighting in. It can be adjusted for finger length which is great, not the most comfortable, but you always get what you pay for.

Regardless with all of that, AND the cost of the bow, I would recommend this to most people. Again, if the sight can just get sighted in and never move, it works fine, b/c you just look down it and it works.

Oh one final thing, ACCURACY (as much as can be expected from a bow at this price point) is AMAZING. I'm scraping the edge of arrows hitting them together quite often during shooting, and I'm brand new to archery.

Get this for adults, or get the smaller (30-55lb) one for kids or smaller adults.
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Queens, NY Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars AWESOME Bow for Beginners to Adults - Accessories Trash
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020
So to start off I love this bow. Got the "weaker" version (30-55 lbs) for my friends son who is 10, that bow will grow with him forever. I was going to actually get that same for for myself for hunting, b/c while not perfect, while on a budget it's good enough, but then I found this version (50-70 lbs) and got this instead.

So the only thing bad I saw was "the accessories were trash I threw them all out" which everyone says in their reviews and didn't understand how that was possible, like a sight is a sight you just look through easy enough, but I get it now and I will explain why people say this.
1. Drop down arrow rest. IMMEDIATELY (for both bows I got) the string ripped out of the drop down rest. Easy enough, I just knotted it, threaded it through again, and I will burn it in place later. I don't have enough experience with drop down rests to speak anything more beyond that, but that will be your initial problem.
2. Sights. So first problem is, the base doesn't sit solid with the sight. I included a picture, which doesn't make sense unless you zoom in, but the base that attaches to the bow IS NOT THE RIGHT SIZE for the sight itself is my best guess. Tight or not, it doesn't fit, and the sight with a slight nudge adjusts itself up and down (TILTING, not sliding). Additionally as I am trying to zero in the sights, they are sliding by themselves, and now after a few adjustments the screw head is stripping slowly. I will have to replace the entire thing it is useless.
3. Comes with two arrows, which you will need to have extras on hand and replace those shortly after using. Pulling mine out after the first shit they bent (I did have them wedged into a target but still... First time)
4. The release aid trigger, idk I don't have any complaints so far, but again just sighting in. It can be adjusted for finger length which is great, not the most comfortable, but you always get what you pay for.

Regardless with all of that, AND the cost of the bow, I would recommend this to most people. Again, if the sight can just get sighted in and never move, it works fine, b/c you just look down it and it works.

Oh one final thing, ACCURACY (as much as can be expected from a bow at this price point) is AMAZING. I'm scraping the edge of arrows hitting them together quite often during shooting, and I'm brand new to archery.

Get this for adults, or get the smaller (30-55lb) one for kids or smaller adults.
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Iron Mike
5.0 out of 5 stars Great target bow, money well spent.
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2018
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I got this bow to practice with my granddaughter, who joined an archery team in school. I didn't want to spend a lot just for a bow, in case it was just this was just a fad for her. I didn't want to spend the cash it costs for one of those Genesis rigs they use at school for competition cause it is only about 20lb draw. One of my son-in-laws has a $2K+ Matthews bow, I wasn't about to go that route, either. He is the most knowledgeable family member I have, and is an avid Bow Hunter. I respect his opinion, so, I had him check out this bow's specs, and he said it would fulfill the purpose I had in mind. It turns out my granddaughter absolutely loves archery. So, I've been practicing at home, and it is a bonding thing we do together when we visit. I am really satisfied with this bow. It is one of the few inexpensive compound bows I found that can be set to 31" draw length. I have gorilla arms, according to my kids. I have mounted a sight, a whisker biscuit, quiver, stabilizer, and a wrist sling on it, it has normal sized attaching points, so you can get anything you want and it will fit. I have it turned down to 55lbs for now (you shouldn't go lower per the instructions), as I don't want to reach to the moon when I practice. I found that the full strength, if I miss the target, a bolt (arrow) will go through a fence board and 1/4" plywood with practice tips, and then I have to search the field behind the house for a good 15 to 20 minutes looking for the bolt. Get you some good bolts, I went to an archery center near my house and the owner made me up some Victory Mambas with 350 spine and 100 grain tips for my excessively long arms. He said they will withstand the power of the full 70lbs and then some when I turn it up. This bow is powerful! Don't try cheap arrows, they may cause injury. The first add-on I recommend is the sling, it helps a lot with carrying it 1 handed, and don't forget to wax the string before and after you shoot. Next is a release and a D-loop. I made one out of an old window blind string, got that idea from the Internet. it works great. As far as stabilizers go, I don't know if they really help or not... the whisker biscuit and the sight, those are good for me. To sum it up. I think this is a good inexpensive bow that can do more than just shoot a bolt down range. It operates just fine and I haven't had any problem with it, Money well spent, I would recommend it to a friend or family member who wants to have something to target practice with and possibly hunt with.
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