Manual

Ensure that you have applied wax to the

string, including the central rail, cable, and

flight groove, before drawing. Repeat this

after every tenth shot. Place the cross-

bow’s stirrup on the floor and step into it

with the butt leaning against your thigh.

Lay the rope of the cocking aid over the

gaps for it and hook the string with both

cocking hooks as shown in the image.

Make sure that the hooks lay against the

rail while cocking the crossbow. For less

draw force pull the hooks upwards rather

than down.

Pull the string until you hear it click into

place in the trigger mechanism and

the “SAFETY” is automatically on. Gently

release pressure to ensure that the string

has clicked into place correctly. The

crossbow is now cocked and ready to

load. Do not cock the crossbow by hand

as this could lead to severe injury of the

user or damage the crossbow.

DRAWING THE STRING USING THE CROSSBOW

Wrong:

Do not pull the cocking rope up with the

force of your arms alone.

Using this incorrect method requires a lot of

arm strength and may lead to back problems

in the long term.

Keep pulling until you hear a click and the trigger

safety returns to position. Then gently release pres-

sure to ensure that the string has clicked into place

correctly.

Correct:

Stabilize the crossbow by placing your foot

in the stirrup. Pull the cocking rope up in

one fluid movement towards your chest and

straighten your entire body while doing this.

This method allows you to draw in a more

balanced, even way.

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