RHINO SPORT MAGNUM
RHINO SPORT MAG
Safety Guidelines
General Information
Assembly Guides Warranty Information
Trouble Shooting Care and Maintenance
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ongratulations! You are now the proud owner of the
finest crossbow in the world.
Please follow all safety, assembly and trouble shooting
instructions contained in the manual. It is extremely
important to read and follow the instructions before
attempting to use your crossbow. Serious injuries to
yourself or others, damage to your crossbow or poor
performance from your crossbow could result from failure
to thoroughly read and understand these instructions. If
any part of this manual is unclear to you contact the
service department at 800-237-4507. After assembly of
your crossbow, please keep manual for future reference.
As with any other high performance equipment,
meticulous care and a regular maintenance schedule must
be maintained.
Manual Contents
Specifications 3
Parts Check List 3
Parts List all Components 4
Parts Picture 4
Safety Guidelines 5
Assembly 6-7
Crossbow Operation 8-10
Trouble Shooting 11-12
Care and Maintenance 13
Warranty 14
Notes
Warranty Registration
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SPECIFICATIONS
**Arrow speeds are derived by using
Competitor’s arrows.
PARTS LIST
Before beginning to assemble your crossbow, take a moment to
organize these parts and ensure you have everything you need.
Quantity Part Name
1
Front Sight Bracket (Not included when bow ships in Package)
2
Brass Sight Pins w/nut, washer and barrel (Not included when bow ships in
Package)
2
Front Sight Bracket Screws and Nuts (Not included when bow ships in Package)
2
Front Sight Screw Washers (Not included when bow ships in Package)
1
Rear Peep Sight w/Set screw (Not included when bow ships in Package)
1 Each Hex Keys 5/32 3/16
1 Lubewax
1 Cable Slide
If you are missing any of the above parts, contact the Barnett
Sales Department at 1-800-237-4507.
Rhino Sport
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Feet per Second 320
Power Stroke 13”
Draw Weight 150 lbs.
Physical Weight 7.68 lbs.
Width 29.5”
Length 38.5”
String Length 37.5”
Number of Strands 22
String Stock No. 16030
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BREAKDOWN OF CROSSBOW PARTS
1. Rear Stock
2. Scope Mount
3. Flight Track
4. String
5. Limbs
6. Foot Stirrup
7. Front Sight, 2 Sight Pins, screws, nuts, & washers
8. Limb Bezel, Limb Bezel Washer, Screw
9. Cables
10. Wheels
11. Fore Grip
12. Cable Slide
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is equipped with an automatic safety,
which engages every time the crossbow is cocked. The safety
must be released before each shot. This, as with any other
mechanical device, does not guarantee total safety, as no
safety device is a substitute for common sense and safe
handling. The crossbow trigger is only to be pulled when the
safety is in "fire" position and NEVER when it is in the "safe"
position or anywhere between "safe" and "fire." Do not attempt
to alter or modify the safety or the trigger mechanism. If the
safety will not release, this happens when the trigger is pulled
before the safety switch is released. To correct this, push the
trigger pull forward, then release the safety catch.
The following rules should be followed at all times:
• Always keep your fingers below the flight track
and out of the path of cables and strings when
firing the crossbow.
• Never dry-fire the crossbow (shoot without an
arrow). Dry firing will void the warranty and could
result in damage to the limbs, string and cables,
possibly causing personal injury.
• Never fire the crossbow until you are sure of your
target.
• Always use an adequate target and backstop when
target shooting.
• Always use suitable crossbow arrows, such as
Barnett's 20" Carbon arrows with moon nocks.
Arrows of improper stiffness or mass weight may
damage the limbs, string, or cables, voiding the
warranty and possibly cause personal injury.
• Always inspect the crossbow and arrows before
firing. Bent or damaged arrows are not safe to fire
and should be discarded or repaired.
• Always keep you fingers below the flight track
when firing your crossbow. The velocity of the
string striking your fingers as the string travels
forward could cause severe personal injury.
EXTREME CAUTION SHOULD BE USED AT ALL TIMES WHEN
HANDLING A CROSSBOW. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE RULES
COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
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