User manual BARNETT CROSSBOWS REVOLUTION AVI

[. . . ] FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE RULES COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. · Always keep your fingers below the flight track and out of the path of cables and strings when firing the crossbow. The velocity of the string striking your fingers as the string travels forward could cause severe personal injury. · Never dry-fire the crossbow (shooting without an arrow or too light of an arrow). [. . . ] · Place the cocking stirrup (foot claw) on the ground with one foot in the stirrup and the stock end resting against your thigh. See Figure 11 · Place both hands on the string no more than ½" on each side Fig 11 of the crossbow body. With even pressure on each side, pull the string back until it locks into the trigger mechanism with an audible "click". 10 · Slowly release hand pressure on the string until you are sure it is locked securely into the trigger mechanism. The tumbler is the part of the trigger that the string is resting on when cocked. If it is resting at the top of the tumbler, use both thumbs and gently push string down until it is seated at the bottom of the tumbler to ensure proper arrow flight. Note: The serving on the string has had a line on each side of the flight surface marked at the factory. After cocking the crossbow make sure that the marks on the string are showing equally on each side of the trigger mechanism. When restringing your crossbow mark the serving of the string, on each side of the flight track at rest. Apply Barnett Lubewax to the string serving and track surface. Loading your Crossbow · Place the arrow forward under the front sight bracket and lay the arrow on the flight surface. When using arrows with moon nocks, be sure that the odd colored fletch is placed in the flight groove and that the concaved nock is parallel to the string. · Slide the arrow back under the arrow retaining spring and fully into the trigger mechanism. Note: The arrow retaining spring should only exert enough pressure to hold the arrow in place without lifting it from its position on the flight surface. If arrows with moon nocks are used, be sure that the odd colored fletch is placed in the flight groove and that the concaved nock is parallel to the string. 11 Firing your Crossbow To fire the arrow from your crossbow: · Point the crossbow in a safe direction. BE SURE TO KEEP YOUR FINGERS BELOW THE STOCK FORE END (FLIGHT TRACK) WHILE SHOOTING. Note photos below. This will prevent your hands from being struck by the string as it travels forward. The velocity of the string hitting your fingers will cause severe injury. Unloading your Crossbow By far, the easiest way to un-cock a cocked crossbow is to fire an arrow into a target or into the ground away from debris, loose rocks or other people. 12 Sighting-In the Crossbow Using the rear peep sight and front sight pins: · Place the first sight pin near the top of the front sight bracket. If the first shot is above the bulls eye, move the pin up (or down if the shot is below the bulls eye). · If the first shot is to the left of the bulls eye, screw the pin to the left (or right if the shot is to the right). Continue in this manner until you have three consecutive shots into the bulls eye. Repeat this procedure with the other pin, starting near the bottom of the sight bracket. It is recommended that the bottom pin be sighted in to the 35 to 40 yard range. Arrow Retainer When loaded, the arrow should lie "flat" in the flight groove. [. . . ] This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state. Warranty Registration Card must be mailed within 10 days of purchase to validate the warranty. TO OBTAIN SERVICE: Please call for a return authorization number prior to sending the unit and write the RA# on the outside of the package. Return the unit to an authorized Service Center or directly to the factory. [. . . ]