XPEDITION Scrapeline 390X Crossbow Package Instruction Manual

XPEDITION Scrapeline 390X Crossbow Package

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Congratulations!
You have just purchased an Xpedition Scrapeline 390X crossbow.
Before assembling and operating your crossbow you must read the entirety of the Owner’s manual.
This crossbow has been engineered to be high-speed and lightweight. It has been designed, manufactured, and tested for safety and performance when used in accordance with the instructional materials provided. Before you begin the assembly of your crossbow, please check and make sure the following components and accessories are fully included in the box.

1. Crossbow Body (assembled back end)
2. Assembled Riser (assembled front end)
3. Quick Detach Quiver
4. Quiver Mounting Hardware Pack
5. Assembly Hardware Pack
6. Rope Cocker
7. Lubewax
8. Three (3) 20″ Carbon Xit-20 bolts with clip-on nocks / 100 Grain practice points
9. 4 x 32 Illuminated Scope
10. Foot Stirrup

If any of the components/accessories are missing, please contact The Xpedition Archery Warranty department at
[email protected] or 844-263-3665.

CROSSBOW DIAGRAM

1. Scope
2. Scope Mount
3. Rail
4. String
5. Cable
6. Riser
7. Foot Stirrup
8. Limb Bolt
9. Picatinny Rail
10. Limbs
11. Cable Slide
12. Cam
13. Crossbow Bolt Retention Spring
14. Stock
15. SIing Stud

ASSEMBLY GUIDE

• Position the front end on a flat surface as shown in the diagram. Four screw holes should now face upward.
• Identify two grooves on the cable slide, one groove is deeper than the other.
• Noticing the cables run across each other forming an “X” shape.

1 to 2 Attach the deeper groove of
the cable slides to the lower cable from the underside. Slowly move the cable slide towards the cross-section of the cables and ensure the upper and lower cables sit firmly in the grooves.

Lubricate and insert the cable slide under the rail.

Assemble the riser onto the rail by using the bolts as shown after the cable slide and bowstring are properly positioned. Turn the riser and tighten the screw at the back.

Attach the foot stirrup to the riser with the screws provided as shown. Be sure that the bow unit is secured tightly before engaging crossbow. Assembly bolts may need to be retightened periodically after use.

Attach the quiver mounting bracket onto the back of the riser with the screws provided. Position the bracket by tightening the screws. Check your quiver mounting hardware pack for the components and hardware. Then attach the quiver to the bracket.

Position your scope by moving it forward or backward until the proper eye relief is found. This is typically three or four inches from your eye to the eyepiece when you are holding the crossbow in a shooting position. Tighten the scope mount rings by hand or with a coin.

CROSSBOW OPERATION

1. Using the rope cocker
   Be sure to apply the lube wax to the string including the center serving, cables, and the flight track before cocking. Make sure the trigger‘s safety is in the “Fire” position before cocking your crossbow, otherwise, the string latch will not engage or hold the bowstring. Place the trigger safety into the “Fire” position, and then place the center of the coking rope in the rope groove. Set the foot stirrup on the ground with one foot in the stirrup and the stock end resting against your thigh. For the maximum pull force, place the cocker hooks up, not hooks down, then pull with even force. Be sure the hooks must stay against the flight rail during cocking operation. Pull the rope until it locks into the trigger mechanism with an audible click and the safety is back in the “Safe” position. The crossbow is now cocked, ready for loading. Do not use your hand or the rope cocker to uncock the crossbow as it may cause serious injury to the user or damage to the crossbow.

2. Loading the bolt Place the bolt odd colored fletch in the flight groove and ensure that the clip-on nock is fully seated on the string. Slide the bolt under the retention spring and fully into the trigger mechanism against the string. Switch the trigger safety to
   “Fire” position again and you are now ready to aim and shoot WARNING
   To avoid any injuries to yourself or others or damage to your crossbow, the following safety instructions should be followed at all times.
   Never allow your fore-grip hand’s fingers or thumb to move above the rail’s flight deck or into the bowstring or cables’ release path. Keep your fingers in a safe position every time you shoot the crossbow. Placing your hands, fingers, thumbs, or other body parts in the path of the bowstring or cables may cause serious injury.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• AIways make sure the riser’s bolts/screws are securely tightened before using.
• Never allow your fingers or thumb to move above the rails’s flight deck and keep out of the path of cables and strings while holding the fore-grip.
• Never dry-fire the crossbow. Shooting without a crossbow bolt is damaging to the crossbow. Dry firing will void the warranty and can result in damage to the limbs, string, and cables possibly causing personal injury.
• AIways inspect the crossbow equipment for warn, loose, damaged, or missing parts. Replace if any missing, fraying, or damaged parts are observed or suspected.
• AIways point your crossbow in a safe direction and keep the crossbow out of the reach of children.
• Do not remove or deactivate your crossbow’s safety features or accessories, potentially rendering the crossbow dangerous to you or others.
• AIways make sure the crossbow bolt is fully seated in the furthest back position to reduce the possibility of dry fire.
• Repair strings and cables if visible signs of fraying or broken strands are evident.
• Do not transport or store your crossbow while it is cocked or loaded.
• Do not attempt to use your crossbow under the influence of alcohol, prescription or non-prescription drugs.
• AIways use suitable crossbow bolts/arrows. Arrows/Bolts of improper stiffness or mass weight may damage the limb and cable assembly voiding the warranty and possibly causing personal injury.
• When practicing shooting, wear eye protection and be sure your range is located in a spacious area free of buildings and your target is designed for crossbow use.

MAINTENANCE & CARE

STORAGE/TRANSPORTATION

• Always store your crossbow in a cool, dry place. Do not expose your crossbow to excessive heat. This includes leaving your crossbow in an automobile trunk for long periods of time.
• Never leave your crossbow cocked for long periods of time.
•  When transporting your crossbow, abide by all fish and game laws pertaining to the area you reside in. Xpedition Archery recommends always transporting your crossbow in a crossbow case.

STRINGS AND CABLES

• Apply String Wax/Rail lube every 5-10 shots. Rail lube can be “smeared” along the crossbow rail from the crossbow string to the trigger box. Rail lube reduces friction put onto the string and increases the longevity of the string.
• Apply String Wax/Rail Lube liberally to all non-served portions of the crossbow’s strings and cables.

WARRANTY INFORMATION

Subject to the terms, conditions, and limitations outlined below. We guarantee 1-year warranty service to the original purchaser for our crossbows against defects in materials and workmanship that adversely affect the crossbow’s operation. The purchaser of the crossbow must register their crossbow within 30 days of purchase for the warranty to be valid. Warranties are non- transferable. Crossbow strings, cables, cable slides, sleeve bushings, bearings, cosmetic appearance, and component parts and those which are subject to a variety of conditions in normal use and considered to be consumable parts will not be covered under warranty.
LIMITED WARRANTY WILL BE VOID IF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING OCCUR:

• Damage is caused by dry-firing or by using underweight arrows/bolts
• The instructions in the owner’s manual are not followed
• The crossbow or any part of its parts of accessories are altered from their original state
• The crossbow has not been maintained properly
• Failure or damage was caused by improper calibration or by abnormal use

WARRANTY CLAIMS
Contact Xpedition Archery Customer Service Department at 844-263-3665 or [email protected] for all warranty claims. Xpedition Archery will provide a return merchandise authorization (RMA) number before any product is returned. Products sent without an RMA will not be processed. Attached to the product, please provide your name, address, phone number, email, and a brief description of the issue with the product. Package and return the product with transportation charges pre-paid to Xpedition Archery. All accessories items must be removed from the crossbow prior to shipping. If determined warranty, Xpedition Archery will either fix or replace necessary items.

Warranty registration must be completed within 30 days of purchase to validate the warranty. Registration can be mailed or completed electronically here:

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