400 fps Speed and 142 Foot-Pounds Of Kinetic Energy Shoot with buck-stopping power, speed, and accuracy.Get the CP400, arrows, quiver, and dual-purpose stirrup/bi-pod - everything you need to stop shopping and start shooting.Ĭombine power, accuracy, and cutting-edge technology in hunting harmony with the CP400 Crossbow with Silent Crank, with features including: Whether you’re on the trail of a towering buck or simply adding a few more backstraps to your freezer, licensed HeliCoil™ technology on the CP400 raises the performance bar.ĭesigned from experience and packaged for expedience, to get you on the range or in the field fast! A crossbow engineered to be stealthy, compact, and reliable, the CP400 is unbeatable gear for an unbelievable value. Now you can cock your crossbow with quiet ease with the addition of our Silent Crank, exclusively designed for the CP400. The CenterPoint CP400 combines the speed, accuracy, and features of bows that regularly command two to three times the price. Keep a proper screwdriver / hex key with you at all times and check the tightness of the bolts every 50 – 100 arrows fired.A good deal for novice and experienced archers. This goes for bolts attaching the stirrup, the prod to the stock, the quiver mount, and everything else that you attached yourself. If you see any dirt in the rail, get rid of it before you apply any lubricant.Always perform this step after coming back from a hunting trip.Take a good 2 to 3 minutes to do this one properly. Make sure to get rid of any dirt and dust that might be stuck inside the rail and in any possible nook, groove, or connection point.
I recommend using compressed air in a can for this one. You don’t need to do this one often, just whenever you notice your vision starts to get obstructed or if you accidentally leave a fingerprint on the lens. Ideally, you should use lens cleaning wipes for this purposes so as not to smudge the lens. I recommend always keeping a backup string with you whenever you are shooting, just in case. If you forget to regularly wax your string, you can expect its lifespan to be cut down by about 20%. Depending on the type of crossbow you get, a string can last for anywhere between 200 and 1,000 arrows fired. If you start noticing any breakage or obvious separation of the serving, replace the string. Periodically check the bowstring for any signs of wear or separation of the serving, especially in the center where the arrow is nocked. Splintering or bending of arrow shafts.Loose bolts wiggle the riser/limbs (prod) to see if it moves independantly from the stock.
This is a must-do, and it should become a habit before every shooting session, be it target practice or a hunting trip. Inspect Your Crossbow & Arrows Before Shooting If you have a compound bow, apply some lubricant to the wheels/axles as well to make sure they turn as smoothly as possible. The goal of the latter is to protect the bolts from corrosion and damage due to weather conditions. You’ll want to apply one or two drops of lubricant to the trigger box, as well as onto any visible mounting bolts, such as the ones connecting the riser with the stock. Lubricating The Trigger Box & Exposed Mounting Bolts Apply two drops of lubricant to the middle of the rail and spread it across the entire length of the rail with your finger.Once applied, rub in the wax using your fingers the generated heat will melt it so it sticks for longer.ĭoing this will provide for much smoother traction of your bolt with minimum friction, substantially increasing accuracy.Apply the wax to the length of the string/cables, except for the part that’s right above the arrow rail, as it will gum up the trigger box.
Centerpoint crossbow maintenance manual#
You should always check the instruction manual that came with your x-bow and see what is the manufacturer’s recommended waxing frequency. How often you should apply the wax depends on the type of crossbow (compound? recurve?) and the materials used. You will want to wax the string, as well as the cables in the case of a compound crossbow, on a fairly regular basis. Typically you will get a tube of wax with your crossbow package, but if you don’t make sure to buy some. Below is a list of things you should do to keep your weapon in tip-top working condition. Nothing could be further from the truth failing maintain your crossbow properly will reduce your shooting accuracy, as well as the lifetime of the individual components. Crossbow maintenance is less demanding than taking care of a regular bow, which sometimes leads people to believe it’s of lower importance.
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