Heavyweight crossbow

The video tutorial explains how to prepare and use a crossbow. It covers placing the foot in the stirrup, using the windlass to cock the bow, and loading a bolt. The tutorial also highlights the crossbow's limitations, such as its susceptibility to rain, which can stretch the string and cause rust on the windlass.

What is the first step in preparing a crossbow for use?

• Checking the nut is ready

• Hanging the windlass back on the belt

• Unlocking the windlass from the belt

• Placing the bolt onto the bow

What should you do after hearing a click when winding the crossbow?

• Remove the windlass and hang it back on your belt

• Place the bolt onto the bow

• Check the nut is ready

• Shoot the crossbow

Where can you rest the crossbow before shooting?

• On a tree branch

• On the ground

• On a large shield called the police

• On your shoulder

What is a major limitation of the crossbow?

• It is too heavy to carry

• It cannot shoot long distances

• It is not accurate

• It is prone to breaking down in the rain

Why does the crossbow string become ineffective in the rain?

• It becomes too slippery

• It breaks easily

• It stretches

• It becomes too tight