User manual MARTIN ARCHERY BOBCAT

[. . . ] This warranty is also void if product is in anyway abused, damaged or modified from its original state, or if used for other then residential use. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary from state to state. LIMITED 90 DAY WARRANTY An arrow shaft can become damaged from impact with hard objects or other arrows. A damaged arrow could break upon release and injure you or a bystander. [. . . ] You must carefully inspect each arrow shaft, nock and other components before each shot to see that they have not been damaged. Before shooting, look closely for nicks, cracks, splits, dents or other marks that could indicate damage to the arrow. If an arrow has been damaged, or if you believe it has been damaged, do not shoot it again. As it could break on release and sharp arrow pieces could hit and injure you or someone nearby. WARNING May cause serious or fatal injury!Do not use arrows in any other bow. WARNING: NOT A TOY! Do not expose to excessive heat. Leaving in a car on a hot day may cause warping of the riser. WARNING THE ARROW: The arrow nock always has the groove positioned so that the index vane clears the bow in the best fashion. (Figure 3) NOCKING THE ARROW: Place the arrow nock groove on the string. Place the arrow on the left hand side of the bow with the odd color feather (index vane) facing the left. Pull the string using your first three fingers of your right hand, with the arrow between your first and second fingers. (Figure 9) THE TARGET: The target face shipped with this set should be mounted close to the ground and on something that will accept the arrow and hold it, will not cause the arrow to glance off, and will not damaged the arrow. For example, use a large cardboard box stuffed with straw. Loosen Slip knot 10# Knot 15# Knot 20# Knot Bows and arrows are not toys!· Never Show your skill by using a human target or permit someone to hold a target for you!· Be sure no one is standing in front of to the sides of the archer while the bow is being drawn or shot!· Always have an adequate backstop in the area behind the target. [. . . ] · Be sure no one is standing in front of to the sides of the archer while the bow is being drawn or shot!· Always have an adequate backstop in the area behind the target. Make sure the area behind the target is clear and free of objects that may cause the arrows to bounce off or be deflected. [. . . ]