Always treat your crossbow with the respect due any sporting arm.
Treat every crossbow as if it were loaded. It can be dangerous or deadly
if mishandled.
Always point crossbow in a safe direction.
Always know your target and what is beyond it. Never shoot at a target
on the horizon if you don't know what is on the other side.
Before each shooting session, inspect your crossbow equipment for
worn, loose, damaged or missing parts. Replace any worn, lost or
damaged parts.
Inspect the cables and crossbow string for signs of fraying or broken
strands. Replace any missing, lost or damaged parts that are observed
or suspected. Do not use the crossbow if these parts are missing or
damaged. Use only genuine AXE replacement parts.
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Keep your fingers and other objects away from the trigger and trigger
guard area until you are ready to shoot.
Do not shoot the crossbow if the bowstring section that the bolt nock
rests against/clips onto is frayed or missing (this is the center section of
the bowstring that has the serving wrapped over it. (see figure A).
Do not transport a cocked or loaded crossbow. Always use a well
designed crossbow case when transporting your crossbow to help
protect it from damage.
Never dry-fire your crossbow. Shooting without a bolt is damaging to
the crossbow and could cause serious personal injury. In the event of a
dry-fire, the bow must be inspected by an authorized dealer or by AXE
before being re-cocked or shot.
Always make sure crossbolt is fully seated in furthest back position to
reduce possibility of dry-fire.
Crossbows are designed to use specifically designed bolts that are
ordinarily heavier than arrows used in a bow. Never use ordinary bolts or
arrows in this crossbow.
WARNING: Failure to index bolt nock correctly could cause a dry-fire
and/or injury to the user or others.
Always shoot bolts of the recommended weight, length and nock style for
your particular crossbow model.
Failure to use the correct type of bolt could lead to serious injury or
death.
Never attempt to shoot any projectile other than bolts specifically
designed for use in your particular crossbow model.
Never place any part of your body into the travel path of the crossbow
string or cables. Keep your front hand/fingers on the forearm grip of the
stock below the Finger/Thumb Guard, and out of the travel path of the
string and cables when firing.
Keep the crossbow limbs clear of obstructions such as tree limbs or
shooting rests when firing.
Never loan this product to others unless they read and fully understand
all usage instructions and warnings for this product, and have viewed
www.safearrow.com.
Do not attempt to use this product while under the influence of alcohol,
prescription or non-prescription drugs.
When hunting from heights, make sure you are using a fall arrest system
(FAS) that is certified to meet or exceed all applicable Industry Standards
recognized by TMA (Treestand Manufacturer's Association) as tested and
certified by an independent laboratory.
Your crossbow was designed for hunting and target shooting only.
Do not use it for any other purpose.
Do not leave your crossbow cocked for extended periods of time or
overnight.
Replace strings and cables every 2 years or earlier if visible signs of
fraying or broken strands are evident.
When practice shooting, wear eye protection and be sure your range is
located in a spacious area free of buildings and your target is designed
for crossbow use. Bag style targets work well for practice tipped bolts.
High-density foam targets work well for broadhead practice.
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