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Changing Draw Weight
On the top side of one of the bottom limbs is a sticker that has the string and cable lengths as well as the bow's capable
peak draw weight. The peak weight is achieved by the limb bolts being completely tighten down. The peak draw weight
can be turned down 8 pounds with each bow model. With an Allen wrench loosen the top and bottom limb bolts. One full
turn reduces weight by approximately 2 pounds.
Never back off more the 4 turns.
Make sure the adjustment to the top
limb bolt and bottom limb bolt is identical.
See Figure 3.
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Safety & Maintenance
• All models of Xpedition Archery bows should only be put in bow presses that compress by limb tip contact only.
• The strings have factory installed speed nocks. Changing or removing these will reduce the performance of your
bow.
• Avoid storing your bow in an environment where it is subject to high heat and always make sure the bow is dry
when storing.
• Never dry fire your bow. This will cause damage to your bow and make it unsafe to shoot.
• Before shooting, inspect arrows to insure there are no defects or damages such as cracks in the shaft or nock.
• Periodically apply a light coating of bowstring wax to the string and cables.
• Never attempt to shoot your bow without a nock set.
• Nock or D-loop should be set so that arrow sets at a 90 degree angle with the string.
• Never reduced the draw weight of the bow more than 8 pounds below the specified peak weight.
• Never draw bow without draw stops installed properly.
• Anytime a mod screw is removed, a dab of blue locktight should be applied for reinstall.
Draw Weight Adjustments
Figure 3
Allen limb bolt
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