Barnett Crossbows Penetrator 350 - Manual (Page 12)

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IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER
Due to the power of the PENETRATOR 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 circumstances. Possible
injury could result from shaft breakage, etc. We accept no
responsibility or liability arising from the use of wood-shaft
arrows.
Care and Maintenance
Care of String
The owners kit contains a tube of Barnett lubewax that should be
applied to the center serving and flight track every 5 – 10 shots.
To extend the life of your cables it is important to apply Barnett
lubewax to all of the non-served area of the cables. Apply
Barnett lubewax every 30 - 50 shots to the non-served area of
the string, or when white fuzz begins to apear. If the crossbow
has been exposed to excessive moisture you may need to apply
the lubewax more often.
PRIOR TO EVERY SHOOTING SESSION, IT IS RECOMMENDED
THAT A COMPLETE CHECK OF STRING, CABLES, CAMS,
SCREWS AND ARROWS BE MADE.
• Always store your crossbow in a safe, dry place.
• Do not expose your crossbow to extreme heat, such as closed,
hot vehicles or near heat sources.
• Inspect string and cables for signs of wear. An authorized
service center or the factory should replace cables showing
wear immediately.
• Keep the flight track and the string serving waxed to reduce
friction.
• We do not recommend that the bow be left in the cocked
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.