User Guide

6. When cocking your crossbow make a conscious effort to

hold the string on the flight track so as not to lift over

the arrow retainer.

7. Are you putting one fletching down in the flight groove?

8. When using broadheads, line up the blades with the

fletches on the arrow (using o-ring).

9. Have you checked the tiller to see if any adjustments

should be made? See Figure 3 Tiller is the

measurement between the base of the limb and the

bowstring. The tiller measurement tells you if both limbs

are equally stressed. Your

bow is in proper tiller when

this measurement is the

same for both limbs. Uneven

tiller will cause erratic arrow

flight. All crossbows are

accurately tillered at the

factory prior to shipping. To adjust the tiller, use an

hex key wrench and measuring tape as shown in the

illustration.

String Fraying

1. Are you using Barnett lubewax on the center string

serving and cables every 5-10 shots and on the flight

track when needed?

2. Keep the trigger mechanism and flight surface free of

obstruction.

3. Check for metal burrs on the flight track and arrow end

caps.

Limbs Weak or Losing Power

1. Has the crossbow been dry fired? (could cause limb to

crack).

2. Inspect the limbs for splits or cracks.

3. Are you using a Barnett string (the proper length).

Fig. 3