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Fig. 3
Fig. 3
B. Drawing the Crossbow
1. Prior to drawing the crossbow, position the
crossbow stirrup on the ground and secure it by
placing a foot through the stirrup. After bracing
the crossbow against your leg, you may begin the
process of drawing the crossbow with Cocking
Device by firmly grasping the Handle and turning
the crank arm clockwise once the string and sled
has reached the string latch ensure that the safety
has been fully engaged as well. You will hear an
audible click and see the cocking perpetration
switch move into the safe position. At this point
immediately stop cranking.
IMPORTANT: Over-cranking your crossbow may damage
crank cocking device or crossbow.
WARNING:
ALWAYS MAKE SURE THAT THE
CROSSBOW IS IN THE UNDRAWN POSITION PRIOR TO MAKING
ANY ADJUSTMENTS TO AND/OR REMOVING THE CRANK ARM.
CAUTION: Before removing the String Sled, ALWAYS make
sure the crossbow trigger safety is in the "ON SAFE" position.
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2. With the string latch engaged, release the tension
on the cocking sled by applying slight pressure to
the Crank Arm and depressing the release pawl
to the unlock position, while holding it down, you
may then begin to reverse the crank arm. Avoid
reversing more than 7 rotations. At this point
tension has been removed from the sled, and you
may remove the sled from the string by placing
your thumbs behind the rollers of the sled, and
pushing it forward until it clears the string, arrow
retainer, and scope.
3. With the sled clear from the arrow retainer, remove
the cranking device from the buffer tube mounting
bracket and bring it up and over the scope and
store the cranking device safely away from the
crossbow during use. You are now ready to load a
CP400 Select Arrow.
CAUTION: ALWAYS Keep FIRM control of the handle and
Crank Arm at all times to avoid the potential of free spooling
the Crank Assembly Spools while releasing the tension from
the sled.
Fig. 4
Fig. 4
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