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1.   to apply Barnett lubewax to all of the non  heat sources    served area of the cables  Apply Barnett  gt  gt  We do not recommend that the bow be   lubewax every 30   50 shots to the non served  gt  gt  Keep the flight track and the string left in the cocked position for periods   area of the string  or when white fuzz begins serving waxed to reduce friction  longer than four hours    to appear  If the crossbow has been exposed to   excessive moisture you may need to apply the With reasonable care of your equipment and   lubewax more often   gt  gt  Inspect string and cables for signs of diligent practice  your crossbow will remain an  wear  An authorized  service center or the accurate  highly efficient hunting weapon     gt  gt  Always store your crossbow in a safe  dry factory should replace cables showing  place  wear immediately        18             TROUBLESHOOTING       The greatest variable in accuracy are the  arrows  as they differ greatly and havestotally  different flight characteristics  Generally  Speaking  target arrows are more accurate  than hunting arrows  when practicing with  field points  Fixed   blade broadheads used   in hunting  due to their large surface area   have a tendency to  plane     To help overcome  this we suggest practicing well in advance of  hunting season with the type of arrows that  will be used to achieve consistent groupings   Consider the following when selecting arrows      gt  gt  Heavier arrows hold more energy for  humane harv
2.  and the rope  cocking device aid can be removed See  additional instructions located in the Rope  Cocking Device Package      gt  ARROW SELECTION AND PROPER  FLIGHT    Due to the unique design of your Barnett  crossbow  it is imperative that only specified  arrows are used  These arrows are correctly  spined and weighted to absorb the high energy  generated by the compound design  Lighter  arrows simulate a    dryfire    condition and will  result in damage to the crossbow VOIDING  the warranty    Barnett   s 20    carbon arrows are correctly   spined     The minimum weight for a Recruit  Compound bow is 400 grains  which includes a  100 grain field point  We recommend the use  of Barnett arrows manufactured specifically for  your Barnett crossbow     DRY FIRING WILL VOID THE WARRANTY     The crossbow industry does not have set  standards for calculating advertised speeds   Manufacturers use various arrow weights to  depict their marketed speeds  anywhere from   a 380 grain arrow to a 400 grain arrow  There  are a lot of different factors to consider when  choosing an arrow  speed  kinetic energy  down    range penetration  accuracy and potential wear  that the arrow weight puts on the bow     With over 50 years of experience  Barnett has  found that the best performing arrows in all   of those categories combined vary from bow  to bow  Included with your bow purchase is  the arrow that we feel is weighted for the best  performance for your hunting experience  The  arrow spe
3. 334    Or call our main desk at 320 634 3660 to  use a credit card    er          NOTES          23          24          WARRANTY INFORMATION          The stock  trigger mechanism and limbs are covered under a five yeardimited warranty  Our  liability extends to parts and labor     Not covered are  strings  cables  arrows  transportation of product to our Service Center   damage caused by abuse  modification or failure to perform normal maintenance  or any  other expense  consequential damages  coincidental damages  or incidental expenses  including damage to property or person  There are no other warranties expressed or implied   This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights that vary  from state to state     TO OBTAIN SERVICE  You must call our service department at  727  234 4999 for a Return  Authorization number  RA   prior to sending the unit  Write the RA  on the outside of the  package along with the words    Service Return     Attach a note to the product containing your  name  address  telephone number and a description of the problem  Carefully package and  return the product  transportation charges pre paid  to the factory     Collect shipments will not be accepted  Shipments without an RA number issued and  listed on the outside of the shipping box will not be accepted     Warranty Registration card must be mailed within 10 days of purchase to validate  the warranty     The warranties and guarantees contained herein are non tran
4. card and an ACF Bumper Sticker to  proudly display on their vehicle      gt  gt  Trophy Entries into the American    Crossbow Federation Big Game  Register  As a member of the ACF  you  are entitled to enter your trophy animals  taken with horizontal and vertical bows   in the official big game record book  created for ALL archery hunters  The  ACF Big Game Crossbow Register is a  history of animals taken by ACF members  with ANY archery equipment  including  the crossbow from around the world   Qualified animals that have been taken  all the way back to 1975 may be entered  into the register  This compilation of  crossbow hunting statistics covers ALL big  game species from ALL continents with  ALL archery equipment     Rates     U S  Membership   30 00 1 yr   58 00 2 yr     Lifetime Membership U S    700 00    Lifetime Over 65 Membership U S    450 00    Corporate Membership   250 00    Canadian Membership  U S Funds    35 00 1 yr   68 00 2 yr     Lifetime Canadian  U S Funds    850 00    Overseas Membership  U S Funds    40 00 1 yr  78 00 2yr     Overseas Lifetime  U S  Funds    1000 00    we            Fle             LU  me  ke  Q   H   H   Z  O          lt    k    gt    oe    AMERICAN CROSSBOW FEDERATION  MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM    Remove the form below and return to  receive your membership benefits                    gd     gg  a    Zip     Phone     Email   Mail your membership application to     American Crossbow Federation POB 251  20 NE 9th Ave Glenwood  MN 56
5. e trigger mechanism        Extreme caution should be used at all times when  handling a crossbow  Failure to follow these rules  could result in serious injury or death      gt  gt  The crossbow will now fire when the  trigger is pulled  The safetyMUST be  disengaged in this manner prior to every  shot     BE SURE TO KEEP YOUR FINGERS BELOW  THE STOCK FORE END  FLIGHT TRACK   WHILE SHOOTING  Note photos at left   This will prevent your hands from being  struck by the string as it travels forward   The velocity of the string hitting your  fingers will cause severe injury                    SSS a Weg    8                                                           gt  gt  UNLOADING YOUR CROSSBOW    The safest way to un cock your crossbow is to  fire an arrow into a target or into the ground  away from debris  loose rocks or other people   Note  Take caution not to target any solid  object as the arrow may ricochet  potentially  causing harm to you or others        16                        CARE AND MAINTENANCE          ke     e    8    OS       a        Prior to every shooting session  it is  recommended to do a complete check  of cables  cams  screws and arrows be  made     This owner s kit contains a tube of  Barnett lubewax that should be applied to  the encter serving and flight track every  5 10 shots         gt  gt  CARE OF STRING   gt  gt  Do not expose your crossbow to extreme    To extend the life of your cables it is important heat  euch as closed  hot vehicles or near 
6. eds in the chart at right are provided  to give you the power of your new Barnett bow    in comparison to the other bows on the market      gt  gt  Use Barnett 20    carbon arrows with  straight fletches and a half moon nock      gt  gt  Mechanical broadheads  that simulate the  flight of a field point may be used where  legal      gt  gt  The recommended fixed blade  broadheads can be any three blade low  profile broadhead with a cutting diameter  no larger than 1 3 16           gt  IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER    Due to the power of the Recruit Compound and  the inconsistent properties of wooden shafts   which have a tendency to warp  vary in spine  stiffness  density  and moisture absorption   all  of which could result in inaccuracy   Barnett  Outdoors does not recommend their use under  any  circumstance  Possible injury could result  from shaft breakage  etc     We accept no responsibility or liability  arising from the use of wooded shaft  arrows     380 grain arrow  400 grain arrow    425 grain arrow       12     gt  gt LOADING YOUR CROSSBOW    IMPORTANT  Barnett recommendssonly  using arrows with half moon nocks  See  Fig  G    FIGURE G     gt  gt  When loading arrows onto the flight  rail  be sure that the odd colored fletch  is placed in theflight groove and that  the concaved portion of the nock is  parallel to the string      gt  gt  Slide the arrow under the arrow  retainer spring and fully into the  trigger mechanism     Note  The arrow retainer spring should  only exe
7. er to the  individual instructions included withthe  optional accessories for further instructions     IMPORTANT  Before cocking your crossbow   mark the serving on each side of the flight  track at rest with a black marker  This will  assist in consistency when cocking your bow   Unevenly cocked crossbows will have erratic  arrow flight     Prior to cocking your crossbow  be sure  to apply Barnett lubewax to your string   cables and flight track     NOTE  Proper footwear must be worn when  operating your crossbow  Bare feet  flip flops   house shoes  socks stockings or open toed  shoes are not recommended                gt  gt  Open the Rope Cocking Device  Spread  the two roller hooks  one to each side of  the rope  Important you must loop the  center of the rope securelyin the groove  of the stock  below De scope mount  For  maximum accuracy  place both hooks  against the side of the flight track     Make  sure the cocking device is secure  on both the stock andthe string  Place  the foot stirrup on the ground and place  one foot securely in the stirrup  using the   ball of your foot to offset    ER  e         AMY  955      d    MULE I    zf       A tut Fr      5     Of gg    the draw weight of the crossbow  and   the stock resting against your thigh   grabbing thesrope handles and firmly   pull upward  Using the rope cocking  device  pull the crossbow string into the  trigger mechanism until an audible  click   is heard and the safety engages   The  crossbow is now cocked
8. esting at reasonable ranges   15 35 yards       gt  gt  Lighter arrows are much faster but hold  less energy     Never use less than 400 grain arrows   this includes a 100 grain fieldpoint   broadhead       gt  gt  MY STRING IS JUMPING THE ARROW     It might be some  of the early signs of   your string being damaged or broken   We  recommend forsyou to change your string   If the string has been changed please make  Sure you ve used Barnett String with correct  strength rating      gt  MY ARROW ISN T FLYING STRAIGHT     Check  that your arrow is straight and fletches   vanes  are not damaged  Make sure the  arrow lies true  flat  on the flight groove  the  fletching    is down in the flight groove and the  arrow retainer  string isn t too tight or twisted   Check that your arrow slides Smoothly and  evenly into the trigger mechanism      gt  MY STRING IS NOT CATCHING THE  ARROW     Please check that the nocks on the arrows  are not damaged  Do not continue trying to  load damaged arrow into the crossbow  as 881     can cause dry fire  Dry fire can damage your  crossbow      gt  gt  MY BROADHEAD ARROW ISN T    SITTING TRUE IN THE FLIGHT GROOVE     When using broadheads  line up the blades  with the fletches on the arrow using the  O ring   See Fig  I    FIGURE I    Blades  Fletches    V    CORRECT  gt     correct        gt  gt  THE STRING APPEARS TO LATCH  UNEVENLY CAUSING THE ARROW TO  SHOOT OFF SIDE     Check that when you are cocking your  crossbow  you are pulling equally 
9. i  Lf  SFI RPS TT     Tee ROSS Bow s         ai    s Bur For THe FONT                         A CROSSBOW  CAN BE DANGEROUS AND  POTENT IALLY FATAL WHEN MISHANDLED     Safe use of your Barnett   crossbow Is your personal responsibility and the  failure to  follow all of the safety rules and instructions in the owner s manual  may result in severe personal injury or death to you or others      gt  KEEP FINGERS AND THUMBS CLEAR  OF  THE CROSSBOW RAIL AND    BOW STRING    Never place any objects or limbs in the way  of the string to avoid serious  personal injury   including thumb_or finger amputation  and  equipment  damage  Only  hold your crossb  w as pictured in this owner s  manual        NEVER DRY FIRE YOUR CROSSBOW     Doing so will void your warranty  and could result in  serious injury to you to others   as well as damage the    crossbom  Dry firing  means firing  the crossbow without a  bolt   arrow load  ed_into   the crossbow receiver  Should a Aryfire oceur vour crossbow must be  completely inspected for damage    to  its components before further use     FL TS  PURCHASER   S RESPONSIBILTLY TO ENSURE  THE SAFELY  OF OTHERS   IF FOR ANY REASON FHE BOW TS LENT QR SOLD  TO ANOTHER   ALL  INSTRUCFLONS FOR SAFELY SHOULD BE  FRANSFERRED LO THE USER                  MON TY                   7         8    CH         NF   GA     4          iv           a                       ag                Congratulations  you are the proud owner of the finest production crossbow in the 
10. nnual Benefits Include  but are not limited to      gt  gt  Quarterly Issues of the Horizontal    Bowhunter Magazine  As a member   of the American Crossbow Federation   you will receive quarterly issues of the  Horizontal Bowhunter Magazine    This unique and timely magazine keeps  our membership up to date on the latest  in  novations and developments in the  crossbow industry  More importantly  it  gives our members an opportunity to  share their personal experiences  hunting  stories  photos and letters to the editor  It  is important to realize and remember that  the ACF and the HBM are dedicated to the  promotion and preservation of ALL forms  of hunting with ALL weapons  especially  the crossbow        CN        gt  gt  Free Classified Ads in the HBM and    Support for Your State Crossbow  Organization  Your membership includes  free classified ads in the HBM  If you  have crossbow related merchandise you  would like to buy  sell  trade or hunts   to swap  the Classified Ads are free   for ACF members  Plus  5 of your ACF  membership will be donated back to your    affiliated State organization in your name     If there is no affiliated state organization   the  5 will be used to help bring the  crossbow to states that do not have a  crossbow season and are struggling to  get one      gt  gt  Membership Card and Membere    ACF Bumper Sticker  Each member of  the American Crossbow Federation will  receive a membership package containing  your first HBM  a membership    
11. on each side  of the string  Mark the new strings on each  side of the flight track as stated in the Cocking  Your Crossbow instructions  After cocking your  crossbow  make sure the marks are shown  evenly on each side of the trigger mechanism   When cocking your crossbow  make a concious  effort to hold the string on the flight track so  as not to lift over the arrow retainer spring      gt  gt  MY STRING IS FRAYING     Make sure you always use Barnett lubewax on  the Center string and flight track every 5 10  shots and on the cables when needed  Keep  the trigger mechanism and flight track free of  obstruction  Check for any metal burs on the  flight track and arrow end caps      gt  MY CROSSBOW HAS WEAK LIMBS AND  IS LOSING POWER     Dry fire of the crossbow can cause the limbs  to crack  Check your crossbow for any possible  damage and or cracks  If there is no visible       damage  check that you are using Barnett  string and it is the correct length as short  stirngs will damage your crossbow     Check that the cams are properly lubricated  with light weight machine oil  Reduce friction  by keeping the flight track and the string  serving waxed     We do not recommend that the bow is left in  the cdocked position for periods longer than  four hours     With reasonable care of your equipment and  diligent practice  your crossbow will remain an  accurate  highly efficient hunting weapon        20          AMERICAN CROSSBOW FEDERATION        gt  gt  MEMBER S APPLICATION  A
12. oot Stirrup Parts Pack  Hex Key 5 32 Hex Key 5 64 1  Lubewax Hex Key 1 8 1  Nose Bolt 6 32 x 3 8    Screws 4  Lock Washer Foot Stirrup Dampeners 2  Rope Cocking Device       SAFETY GUIDELINES    The Recruit Compound is equipped  with an  automatic anti dry fire safety  which engages  every time the crossbow is cocked  The safety  must be released before each shot  This  as  with any other mechanical device  does not  guarantee total safety  as no safety device   is a substitute for common sense and safe  handling  The crossbow trigger is only to be  pulled when the safety is in    fire     off  position  and NEVER when it is in the    safe     on   position or anywhere between    safe    and    fire      Do not attempt to alter or modify the safety or  the trigger mechanism     EXTREME CAUTION SHOULD BE USED   AT ALL TIMES WHEN HANDLING A  CROSSBOW  FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE  RULES COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS  INJURY OR DEATH     The following rules should be followed at all  times      gt  gt  Always inspect the crossbow and arrows  before firing   Bent or  damaged arrows   nocks are not safe to fire and should be  discarded or repaired      gt  gt  Always keep  your fingers below the flight  track and out ofthe path of the string  and cables  when  firing the crossbow  The  velocity of thesstring striking  your fingers  as the string travels forward could cause  severe personal injury      gt  gt  Never dry firethe crossbow   shoot  without an arrow   Drygfiring will void the  wa
13. rranty and can result in  damage to the  string  cables  and limbs  possibly causing  personal injury      gt  gt  Never fire the crossbow until you are sure  of your target      gt  gt Always use an adequate target and  backstop when target shooting      gt  gt  Always use  suitable crossbow arrows   such as Barnett 20    carbon arrows  with  half moon nocks  Arrows of improper  stiffness or mass weight may damage  the string  cables  and limbs  voiding the  warranty and possibly causing personal  injury  Too light of an arrow can cause a  dry fire misfire        CROSSBOW BREAKDOWN     Shown with optional accessories not listed below  i e  scope  quiver and arrows      1 Crank Cover Plate  String  Arrow Retainer Spring    Cams    Finger Reminders    Cables    Pass  Through  Foregrip    Riser    AVI Foot Stirrup    Limbs          ASSEMBLY GUIDE        gt  gt  ATTACHING OPTIONAL QUIVER    Important  Quiver Bracket must be installed  proir to attaching the bow assembly   Im most  cases this will be preinstalled at the factory       gt  gt  Turn bow upside down  Place the center  post on the quiver into the center  hole  of the bracket  turn the quiver so that  the top and bottom posts will rotate into  the bracket slots accordingly  See Fig   A amp B                   FIGURE A    FIGURE B  gt  gt  ATTACHING RISER ASSEMBLY TO        STOCK   gt  gt  Turn bow  over and engage prod by   gt  gt  Place the cables under front edge of flight seating the bow assembly onto  the stock   g
14. rt enough pressure to hold the  arrow in place without lifting the arrow from  its position on the flight surface                         gt  ARROW RETAINER SPRING    When loaded  the arrow should lie flat in  the flight groove  The arrow retainer spring  should not be twisted to the side and  should exert only enough pressure to hold  the arrow in place  When the crossbow is  pointed at the ground  the arrow should  remain in place and not slide forward  It  should not lift the front of the arrow off  the flight groove  and the arrow should be  parallel with the flight groove      gt  gt  To adjust the composite style retainer  spring turn the set screw clockwise  to tighten pressure on the arrow and  counterclockwise to loosen pressure on  the arrow  See Fig  H       NOTE  The arrow retainer spring s   tension is set for Barnett arrow height   Therefore  after market arrows may require  adjustments     If you have any questions  please give  our customer service department a call   prior to adjusting                        gt  gt  FIRING YOUR CROSSBOW  To fire the arrow from your crossbow    gt  gt  Point the crossbow in a Safe direction      gt  gt  Make sure the arrow retainer spring  has maintained the arrows fully loaded  position into the trigger mechanism     gt  gt  Push the safety forward to the off  position    The following rules should be followed at all times    5     NOTE  The Anti Dry Fire trigger   mechanism will not fire without an arrow   fully loaded in th
15. sferable and non assignable   All warranties and guarantees contained herein shall be null and void in the event the original  purchaser sells  assigns  or conveys the product     How to reach us    Barnett Outdoors  L L C   955 Live Oak St    Tarpon Springs  FL 34689    Phone  727 234 4999  Fax  1 727 942 6100  Email  service barnettcrossbows com     gt  lt  CUT ALONG DOTTEDILINE     wi     gt                 Address            N         8        rt  an  5  lt     5  82   O  D  5  SS D    Place of Purchase     Date of Purchase     Price Paid     Serial Number     Barnett Outdoors  L L C   955 Live Oak St   Tarpon Springs  FL 34689     gt  ga     F    777    GE       e Cd   gt        tee DULT FOR THE HUNT     Barnett Outdoors  L L C   955 Live Oak St   Tarpon Springs  FL 34689    Phone  727 234 4999  Fax  727 942 6100  Email  serviceQbarnettcrossbows com       Copyright Barnett Crossbows 2013 All Rights Reserved       
16. t  gt  Insert bolt through bow assembly into  track    this should cause the string to stock and tighten with supplied hex key  rest on top of the flight track  Push the  gt  gt  Place lock washer on bolt  then insert bolt until the lock washer has compressed  bow assembly until it seats securely over through bushing   DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN      the nose plug  See Fig  C             ASSEMBLY GUIDE        gt  gt  ATTACHING RISER  ASSEMBLY TO  STOCK     gt  gt  Turn the bow assembly  over      gt  gt  Place the foot stirrup dampeners into  Slots  See Fig  D     gt  gt  Place the mouth of the foot stirrup  over the dampeners making sure the  holes are properly aligned  See Fig  E     gt  gt  Secure by using the provided 8 32 x  3 8    screws  See Fig  F              gt  gt  INSTALLING AN OPTIONAL SCOPE OR RED  DOT SIGHT     gt  gt  Position your scope by moving it forward or  backward until the proper eye relief is found   This is typically three to four inches from your  eye to the eyepiece when you are holding the  crossbow in a shooting position     TT                      gt  gt  Tighten the scope mounting side plates with  caution     Important  Be sure to tighten windage   elevation caps and scope mount rings before  shooting crossbow                       10       CROSSBOW  OPERATION     gt  gt  COCKING YOUR CROSSBOW    There are two different methods to cock this  crossbow  By  optionalxrope cocking device   RCD   PREFERRED METHOD  or crank  cocking device  CCD   Please ref
17. world     Please follow all safety  assembly and troubleshooting instructions contained in this  manual  It is extremely important  to read and follow the instructions before attempting to use your crossbow  Serious injuries to yourself or others   damage to your crossbow or poor performance from your crossbow could result from failure to thoroughly read and  understand these instructions  If any part of this manual is unclear to You contact the service department at  727   234 4999  After assembly of your crossbow  please keep manual for future reference     The Recruit Compound Crossbow from Barnett requires 20    arrows fitted with field points  or 100 grain broadheads        As with any high performance equipment  meticulous care  and a regular maintenance schedule must be maintained                  CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS       Feet per Second 300  Power Stroke 12 5     Draw Weight 130 Ibs  Physical Weight 6 5 lbs  Width 18           Length  4   Specifications Strind Length    Cable Length  i   String Stock Number  5  Safety Guidelines    Cables Stock Number  6 Crossbow Breakdown    740 Assembly     N PARTS LIST    11 16   Crossbow Operation    17 18   Care  and Maintenance   Before assembling your crossbow  take a  moment to organize these parts and ensure you  19 20 Troubleshooting have everything you need   If you are missing any of the below parts   IBC Warra nty contact the Barnett Sales Department at  727  234 4999   IBC  Warranty Registration sa    Hex Key 3 16 F
    
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