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BREAKDOWN OF CROSSBOW PARTS FOR RX150

1 BODY
2 FLIGHT TRACK
3 FOOT CLAW
4 FRONT SIGHT
5 PROD
6 NOCK ENDS

( needs to be riveted )

7 NOSE BOLT
8 REAR ADJ SIGHT
9 PRESSURE PLATE WITH RUBBER PAD

10 STOCK EXTENSION
11 STOCK EXTENSION NUTS
12 STRING
13 STRINGER
14 TMB
15 TRIGGER MECH

Make sure nose bolt is against
metal part of the pressure plate.

Pressure pad should be
installed between prod and
nose bolt. Make sure rubber
pad is against the prod.

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Summary of Contents for RX150

Page 1: ...RX150 Safety Guidelines General Information Assembly Guides Warranty Information Trouble Shooting Care and Maintenance Manual Inc Manual Inc Manual Includes the Following...

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Page 3: ...t from failure to thoroughly read and understand these instructions If any part of this manual is unclear to you contact the service department at 800 237 4507 After assembly of your crossbow please k...

Page 4: ...WHEN HANDLING A CROSSBOW 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 the strings when firing the cross...

Page 5: ...Sight 1 Fixed Front Sight 1 Foot Stirrup 1 Lubewax 1 Stock Extender If you are missing any of the above parts or need information on older models contact the Barnett Service department at 1 800 237 4...

Page 6: ...LT 8 REAR ADJ SIGHT 9 PRESSURE PLATE WITH RUBBER PAD 10 STOCK EXTENSION 11 STOCK EXTENSION NUTS 12 STRING 13 STRINGER 14 TMB 15 TRIGGER MECH 2 Make sure nose bolt is against metal part of the pressure...

Page 7: ...hex key Attaching the Foot Stirrup Assembly 1 Remove the two front screws and loosen the back screws that hold the plates on the front sides of the gun body 2 Line up holes in foot stirrup over front...

Page 8: ...ove Blade to the right it will hit to the right Move Blade to the left it will hit to the left Arrow Selection and Proper Flight Due to the unique design of your Barnett crossbow it is imperative that...

Page 9: ...both sides If this is not done one side of the limb may be under greater tension causing the arrow to shoot right or left To Remove String 1 Cock the crossbow The safety will engage automatically 2 In...

Page 10: ...crossbow body See Figure 3 2 Using both hands with even tension pull the string back until it locks into trigger mechanism with an audible click 4 The crossbow is now cocked 5 Verify your string marki...

Page 11: ...ing struck by the string as it travels forward The velocity of the string hitting your fingers will cause severe injury Adjustable Foregrip To adjust the fore grip simply loosen the screw on the botto...

Page 12: ...tion 3 Does the arrow lie flat true on the flight groove Is the arrow retainer to tight or twisted Adjust bolt retainer with a pair of needle nose pliers USE CAUTION 4 Does the arrow slide smoothly an...

Page 13: ...s with offset straight or helical fletch and moon nock Recommended broad heads Any three blade low profile broad head with a cutting diameter no more than 1 Mechanical broad heads that simulate the fl...

Page 14: ...a safe dry place Do not expose your crossbow to extreme heat such as closed hot vehicles or near heat sources Inspect string for signs of wear String showing wear should be replaced immediately Perio...

Page 15: ...hts which 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 t...

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