User Manual
HOW TO USE
1. Place the arrow (as shown in the picture). The arrow vane with single
color upwards, arrow nock against the string on the middle D loop,
arrow shaft in the arrow rest.
2. Draw the bow. Stand up straight before you draw the bow. Keep two
legs same width as shoulders, tiptoe in one line with target. Draw the
string with release aid after placing the arrow. Grip the riser with
left hand, raise the bow with two arms towards the diagonal and above
direction of the target. Hold the bow left hand and draw the string back
with right hand. Pay attention and never put your nger on trigger to avoid releasing the aid.
3. Aim and shoot. To aim, the front sight and target should be in a line when looking through the peep
hole. Pull the trigger after aiming to shoot.
ATTENTION
1. Never draw re, which leads to deadly damage to the bow and injury to the archer and people around.
2. Avoid heat and damp, which can damage the limbs of bow.
3. When shooting arrow, make sure there are no people on non-targets in the shooting range.
4. Inspect the bow regularly, never use the bow with damaged parts and replace then on time.
5. Never shoot arrows straight up in the air. Children should be under adult supervisor.
MAINTENANCE
1. The bow needs regular maintenance. Check the string each time before shooting. If the string is loose,
please tighten it and if the string is broken or damaged, please replace it in time.
2. The string becomes pale after using for a while, please use string wax to improve it. Wax the string, and
then rub the string fast back and forth until the wax fully permeates the string.
3. Keep the release aid in dry place when not in use, drop some lubes to the pins and axis regularly. Never
dissemble the release aid.
4. When shooting arrow, if arrow-vane is distorted, put in hot water (not longer than 2 minutes) to
restore.
STORAGE
Keep the bow in dry, cool and ventilated place. Avoid storage in hot and humid places. Apply some anti
corrosive oil or lube the spare parts like axis hole, bolts etc. Never touch the bow, especially the limbs,
strings and cams with sharp objects. Keep the bow out of children reach.
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