The BFC-WK1 is built from fully skeletonized 7075 aerospace-grade aluminum, offering exceptional strength with reduced weight. The precision 7075 aluminum cam system ensures durability and smooth performance. Available in Anodized Black and Titanium Gray finishes.
Key Advantages
Featuring pre-curved wide laminated limbs and a balanced 24-inch axle-to-axle design, the WK1 delivers excellent shooting stability. Vibration is minimal — especially during steel ball training — while arrow shots remain smooth and controlled for consistent accuracy.
Performance
IBO Speed: Up to 410 FPS
Steel Ball Speed: Up to 460 FPS
Supports powerful output, capable of launching 15 mm training steel balls at higher draw weight settings.
Compatibility & Upgrades
Compatible with most standard compound bow accessories and BattleFalcon modular systems:
Night-vision recording scope
Steel ball magazine system
Beginner anchor-point training device
Compact, stable, and highly modular — the BFC-WK1 is designed for users seeking strong performance with smooth shooting control.
Weight
2.88 kg
Dimensions
78 × 34 × 14 cm
color
Black, Titanium Gray
23 reviews for BFC-WK1 WUKONG Dual-Purpose Compound Bow
My first reaction when I got the Wukong: “Wow, this feels rock solid.” The 24″ short axle design really gives peace of mind.
Rated 5 out of 5
Clevelini –
Grip feels great, matches my hand, draw is stable. That gave me confidence right from the start.
Rated 5 out of 5
J Field –
The short axle design makes it easy to use even among trees or obstacles—not like the long-axle ones that feel bulky.
Rated 5 out of 5
Ma Timo –
Looks, feel, performance—all on point. Recommend to anyone wanting a compound bow but afraid of picking wrong.
Rated 5 out of 5
Bei Fei –
Noticed clear accuracy improvement—went from 5-6 misses at 20 m to just 1-2 misses. Progress is visible.
Rated 5 out of 5
Okun Wei –
Arrow mode works smoothly too—when I train accuracy, arrows are more stable than steel balls, which is awesome.
Rated 5 out of 5
Bodnarski –
Reason to buy: dual mode (steel balls + arrows) + short axle + adjustable draw. Covers almost everything I need.
Rated 5 out of 5
Rekhi Ony –
More than enough—very stable accuracy. After just half a day of practice, I’m hitting 8 out of 10 arrows at 10 meters.
Rated 5 out of 5
Wake –
Compared to my old single-use bow, this one that covers both steel balls and arrows takes the experience up a notch.
Rated 5 out of 5
St raden –
Set it to 50 lb for a try—feels good. Strong draw, but not exhausting once you get used to it.
Rated 5 out of 5
Obidovic –
Setup was simple—took me about 20 minutes solo.
Rated 5 out of 5
Sven Ning –
Short axle plus stable structure means I can quickly aim even while moving in the woods—feels very natural.
Rated 5 out of 5
Tomei Ianu –
Tried the rapid-fire steel balls—targets got hit almost instantly. This power exceeds what I used to have.
Rated 5 out of 5
Ke La La –
Pulled full 75 lb for a test—definitely packed strength. Felt like I leveled up instantly.
Rated 5 out of 5
Zayevsky –
This bow feels like a professional archery bow. With large cams, it packs serious power and the arrows shoot really fast. Drawing at 75lb is a thrill, and I even went up to 80lb—so much fun! This bow is really great!
Rated 5 out of 5
Herluzac –
Didn’t expect CNC machining and premium materials to make that much difference—but I feel it in the gear.
Rated 5 out of 5
Ti Ni –
The black version is understated but powerful—perfect for outdoors without drawing too much attention but definitely built for use.
Rated 5 out of 5
Merayalbe –
Much steadier than short-axle bows, with both looks and performance on point. Hitting a bottle at 50 meters is a breeze. The power is strong—first time at full draw, and the bow shape is just full and beauti
Rated 5 out of 5
Joe canal –
Build quality deserves a thumbs-up—aviation aluminum + CNC machining, you can feel the class in your hand.
Rated 5 out of 5
Subeco tower –
The dual-use mode is seriously practical: steel balls are fun, arrows for training—no gaps in use.
Rated 5 out of 5
M low –
The kit came complete—no missing pieces. Took it out and began practicing right away. No extra parts hassle.
Rated 5 out of 5
sergei rachmaninoff –
Haven’t tried night session yet, but daytime practice already gives good feedback—less wobble than I expected.
Rated 5 out of 5
Ust ad –
In one sentence: the Wukong is a true “all-round + high-performance” compound bow. I really like it.
Cordone J –
My first reaction when I got the Wukong: “Wow, this feels rock solid.” The 24″ short axle design really gives peace of mind.
Clevelini –
Grip feels great, matches my hand, draw is stable. That gave me confidence right from the start.
J Field –
The short axle design makes it easy to use even among trees or obstacles—not like the long-axle ones that feel bulky.
Ma Timo –
Looks, feel, performance—all on point. Recommend to anyone wanting a compound bow but afraid of picking wrong.
Bei Fei –
Noticed clear accuracy improvement—went from 5-6 misses at 20 m to just 1-2 misses. Progress is visible.
Okun Wei –
Arrow mode works smoothly too—when I train accuracy, arrows are more stable than steel balls, which is awesome.
Bodnarski –
Reason to buy: dual mode (steel balls + arrows) + short axle + adjustable draw. Covers almost everything I need.
Rekhi Ony –
More than enough—very stable accuracy. After just half a day of practice, I’m hitting 8 out of 10 arrows at 10 meters.
Wake –
Compared to my old single-use bow, this one that covers both steel balls and arrows takes the experience up a notch.
St raden –
Set it to 50 lb for a try—feels good. Strong draw, but not exhausting once you get used to it.
Obidovic –
Setup was simple—took me about 20 minutes solo.
Sven Ning –
Short axle plus stable structure means I can quickly aim even while moving in the woods—feels very natural.
Tomei Ianu –
Tried the rapid-fire steel balls—targets got hit almost instantly. This power exceeds what I used to have.
Ke La La –
Pulled full 75 lb for a test—definitely packed strength. Felt like I leveled up instantly.
Zayevsky –
This bow feels like a professional archery bow. With large cams, it packs serious power and the arrows shoot really fast. Drawing at 75lb is a thrill, and I even went up to 80lb—so much fun! This bow is really great!
Herluzac –
Didn’t expect CNC machining and premium materials to make that much difference—but I feel it in the gear.
Ti Ni –
The black version is understated but powerful—perfect for outdoors without drawing too much attention but definitely built for use.
Merayalbe –
Much steadier than short-axle bows, with both looks and performance on point. Hitting a bottle at 50 meters is a breeze. The power is strong—first time at full draw, and the bow shape is just full and beauti
Joe canal –
Build quality deserves a thumbs-up—aviation aluminum + CNC machining, you can feel the class in your hand.
Subeco tower –
The dual-use mode is seriously practical: steel balls are fun, arrows for training—no gaps in use.
M low –
The kit came complete—no missing pieces. Took it out and began practicing right away. No extra parts hassle.
sergei rachmaninoff –
Haven’t tried night session yet, but daytime practice already gives good feedback—less wobble than I expected.
Ust ad –
In one sentence: the Wukong is a true “all-round + high-performance” compound bow. I really like it.