Con-Fu Enterprises Hou Shiueh CF 118

Con-Fu Enterprises Hou Shiueh CF 118 Reviews

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“I bought the crossbow and the day I got it in and...”

Written on: 18/02/2011 by GoldenPhinox (1 review written)

I bought the crossbow and the day I got it in and tried to string it, it snapped into. This is a Junk bow and is not worth the money spent on making it. It needs to be taken off the market asap. If you have money you want to just though away then buy this bow, if you are looking for a crossbow to hunt with keep looking. This bow is trash and I wander how much longer it will be before someone get hurt buy this JUNK crossbow. If there was a way I would post pics of this Junk crossbow for... (read more)

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“I purchase this crossbow a few weeks ago, shot 6...”

Written on: 23/10/2010

I purchase this crossbow a few weeks ago, shot 6 arrows from it when the fiberglass arm broke. the look of the crossbow is nice the the quality of it is severly questionable. Instruction book was vaugue at best on assembly of crossbow. I also find that its almost impossible to find the company online to order replacement parts. would have liked to know how it rated before i bought it.. (read more)

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“My Con-Fu Enterprises Hou Shiueh CF 118 Broke after...”

Written on: 12/03/2009 by aappddeevv

My Con-Fu Enterprises Hou Shiueh CF 118 Broke after one week. The crossbow arm (fiberglass) separated into two pieces and some small fiberglass threads have started coming off. Can someone locate the warranty information for this bow? (read more)

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“All in all, its not the best you can buy but it might...”

Written on: 26/01/2009

All in all, its not the best you can buy but it might make an alright starter for someone if the directions were more detailed. Be careful when you take it outside, make sure the temp is above 32 F, windchill included, unless you have anti-freezing lubricant on the trigger-safety mechanism. Mine tends to malfunction when ever its too cold, but I was just introduced to crossbows and didn't know about any of that. And Im talking about dangerous malfunctions, the last it froze up it went off 5+... (read more)