PSE Archery 2022 Crossbow User guide

Brand: PSE Archery

Model: 2022 Crossbow

Type: User guide

PSE Archery 2022 Crossbow is a high-quality crossbow designed for accuracy, power, and safety. With its precision shooting capabilities, it's an excellent choice for hunting, target shooting, and recreational use. The crossbow features a durable construction, ensuring longevity and reliability. Its user-friendly design makes it easy to handle and operate, providing a smooth and enjoyable shooting experience. The crossbow's safety features, such as the trigger safety, help prevent accidental discharges, ensuring safe handling and operation.

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PRECISION SHOOTING EQUIPMENT INC.

2727 N. FAIRVIEW AVE. TUCSON, AZ 85705

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PSE CROSSBOW OWNER’S INFORMATION

Fill in the following information for your personal records.

Crossbow Model:

Crossbow Serial Number:

Purchased From:

Purchase Date:

warranty. To register your bow visit www.psearchery.com/registration

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CONGRATULATIONS AND WELCOME TO THE PSE TEAM!

Thank you for your purchase of your new PSE crossbow. For over 50

years the factory team at PSE has been crafting the highest-quality,

precision-driven archery equipment for archers and bowhunters

across the globe. Our greatest desire is for you to experience ultimate

satisfaction, enjoyment, and most importantly safety, in the use of your

PSE crossbow for years to come. Understanding and following speciﬁc

safety guidelines, warnings, service, and maintenance care for your

PSE crossbow will allow you to do just that. Thank you again for your

purchase. We hope to see you on the range or in the woods!

BEFORE HANDLING, SHOOTING OR WORKING ON YOUR PSE

CROSSBOW, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY

GUIDELINES AND WARNINGS CONTAINED IN THIS OWNER’S MANUAL. FAILURE

TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY TO YOU OR OTHERS.

PRECISION SHOOTING EQUIPMENT INC. SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INJURIES

SUFFERED OR CAUSED BY IMPROPER USE, MODIFICATION, OR MAINTENANCE

OF THE CROSSBOW AND NOT READING AND STRICTLY ADHERING TO ALL

SAFETY GUIDELINES AND WARNINGS CONTAINED IN THIS OWNER’S MANUAL.

For a continually updated list of safety guidelines and warnings, and a complete manual for

your speciﬁc PSE crossbow model, visit: www.psearchery.com/product-support/

It is your responsibility to read, understand and follow all safety guidelines

and warnings related to your PSE crossbow. We also highly recommend that you read,

understand, and follow all safety guidelines and warnings associated with all other acces-

sories and equipment used with your PSE crossbow. It is your responsibility to keep this

manual and reference it often. Should your PSE Crossbow be sold or given to another person,

be sure that this manual is provided with the crossbow.

Always wear safety glasses when handling or shooting your crossbow.

Always make sure that your hands, ﬁngers and thumbs remain below the

string and rail surface when the crossbow is cocked. Failure to do so may result in serious

injury including amputation.

Never run, crawl, ride a horse, an ATV, motorcycle or travel in any sort

of vehicle with a loaded crossbow. Always treat your crossbow as you would a ﬁrearm.

Always inspect your crossbow thoroughly before, after and during each

shooting session to ensure that it is in good working order. Check for any damaged,

worn, loose or missing components. Any work required to your PSE crossbow should

always be done by an Authorized PSE Retailer.

Never dry ﬁre your crossbow. A dry ﬁre is cocking and ﬁring your

crossbow without a bolt. If your crossbow is dry ﬁred do not cock it again, take it to an

authorized PSE Retailer immediately to be inspected.

Never disengage the trigger safety (move to FIRE position) until you are

certain you are ready to take a safe shot.

Never load and cock your crossbow unless you are in a safe area to

shoot into a proper crossbow target.

Never pull the trigger unless you are certain of your target and intend to

ﬁre the crossbow and always keep your ﬁnger o the trigger until you are ready to shoot.

Never apply string wax, oil or grease to your rail or trigger as it can bind

the trigger and prevent the string from properly and safely latching. Only an ocial

crossbow lube made speciﬁcally for this function should be used. See an Authorized PSE

Retailer for proper crossbow lubricants.

Never use a cocking device to un-cock your crossbow as it may cause

serious injury to you and/or damage your crossbow. De-cocking devices can be pur-

chased separately and it is your responsibility to know and understand how to use those

safely and properly. See an Authorized PSE Retailer to learn more.

Never attempt to shoot a crossbow with a cocking device attached.

Before cocking your crossbow, inspect the cocking rope to ensure it is in

proper working condition. If there is any sign of wear or damage to the rope do not

proceed with cocking. Use of a damaged cocking rope could lead to serious injury or

death. Replacement cocking devices and parts can be purchased at an Authorized PSE

Retailer.

When unloading and un-cocking your crossbow, always discharge the

bolt in a safe area and into a target speciﬁcally manufactured for crossbows.

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Never hand a loaded crossbow to another person. Always un-cock and

unload your crossbow before transferring to another person.

Always keep your eyes at least 2 inches behind the rear sight or scope

and always wear proper safety glasses when shooting your crossbow.

Never turn your crossbow sideways when it is loaded.

Never install any type of crossbow accessories such as a shoulder

strap, scope, etc. while the crossbow is cocked. Visit an Authorized PSE Retailer for all

service work to be performed on your crossbow.

Always make sure that your intended target and the area in front of,

and beyond your intended target, is completely clear and free of people, structures,

vehicles, animals, roads, and debris. Always make sure your backstop is large enough

and sturdy enough to handle a stray bolt. Never shoot your crossbow straight up in the

air and never aim a loaded or unloaded crossbow at another person.

Never shoot your bow with any of the factory installed parts removed.

Only Genuine PSE parts should be used when parts are needed to be replaced and the

replacement of the parts should always be done by an Authorized PSE Retailer.

Never allow anyone to advance past the shooting line for any reason

until all bolts have been shot and the shooting line is clear.

Anyone under the age of 18 should never use a PSE crossbow without

the supervision of a responsible adult.

Never allow your crossbow to be exposed to extreme heat or

prolonged moisture. Crossbows should never be left in vehicles, garages, storage units,

attics, basements, etc. where excess heat or moisture is prevalent. PSE is not

responsible for damage caused by exposing your crossbow to such elements.

Never store your crossbow in a cocked position.

Never try to press your crossbow in a bow press.

Only an Authorized PSE Retailer should press your crossbow.

Never handle or shoot a PSE crossbow if taking medication that can impair

your mental or physical abilities. Never use drugs or alcohol when handling or shooting a

PSE crossbow.

Shooting the correct bolts for your speciﬁc crossbow setup is critical. Only

use PSE branded crossbow bolts with half-moon nocks. Never use ﬂat nocks, capture nocks or

omni nocks.

To avoid product damage or personal injury always inspect your bolts before

shooting to ensure that they are straight, undamaged and that each nock is in good condition.

Refer to your bolt manufacturer’s warnings and instructions for proper inspection instructions.

Never allow yourself or others to put body parts within the path of the string

or other moving parts when cocking, un-cocking or shooting a crossbow. Never work on a

crossbow or allow others to work on a crossbow while the crossbow is cocked.

Always check your strings and cables to ensure they are in good quality

condition. If you ﬁnd any damage to your strings or cables, including fraying or worn areas,

they should be replaced immediately by an Authorized PSE Retailer. Only ocial PSE manu-

factured strings and cables should be used on your PSE crossbow.

Keep all sharp objects clear of your string and cables on your PSE crossbow

to prevent the cutting of strings and cables. If your string or cables are ever damaged by a

sharp object, the crossbow should be taken immediately to an Authorized PSE Retailer for

evaluation.

Never shoot your crossbow with any of the factory installed parts removed.

Only Genuine PSE parts should be used when parts are needed to be replaced and the

replacement of the parts should always be done by an Authorized PSE Retailer.

Modiﬁcations outside of the factory settings and structure of your

bow should never be made. Never drill holes or reduce material from any part of your

PSE crossbow.

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CROSSBOW SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

Your PSE crossbow will give you many years of use if maintained and cared for properly. It

is a mechanical device that is subject to wear and therefore must be inspected periodically

and given proper adjustments and service. It is recommended that this service be performed

a minimum of once per year by an Authorized PSE Retailer. It is also recommended that

you always work with an Authorized PSE Retailer to perform any work or make any

adjustments to your PSE crossbow. To ﬁnd your nearest Authorized PSE Retailer, visit www.

psearchery.com/dealer-locator-tool/. There are certain critical inspection and maintenance

routines that you personally need to understand and perform on a regular basis, which are

outlined below:

• PRE, POST & DURING SHOOTING INSPECTIONS:

Always inspect your PSE crossbow, accessories and arrows thoroughly before, after and

during each shooting session to ensure they are all in good working condition. Check for

any damaged, worn, loose or missing components. Any work required to your PSE

crossbow should always be done by an Authorized PSE Retailer.

• STRINGS AND CABLES: Strings and cables should be replaced after 500

shots or every year, whichever comes ﬁrst. PSE recommends that you apply a high-quality

string wax to your string after every couple of shooting sessions. You can purchase string

wax at an Authorized PSE Retailer.

• BUSHINGS AND BEARINGS: All bushings and bearings on your PSE

crossbow are sealed and/or self-lubricating and therefore do not require any lubrication.

• BOW STORAGE: Always store your crossbow in a cool dry place. Never allow

your crossbow to be exposed to extreme heat or prolonged moisture. Crossbows should

never be left in vehicles, garages, storage units, attics, basements, etc. where excess heat

or moisture is prevalent. If your crossbow is exposed to moisture, be sure to wipe it down

thoroughly prior to storage. Do not use any sort of solvents, oils, or sprays on or around your

crossbow to prevent damage to your crossbow and creating a slippery grip surface.

See your Authorized PSE Retailer for approved crossbow lubricants.

PSE CROSSBOW WARRANTY POLICY

At PSE, we take great pride in building the highest quality products available today.

PSE warrants to the original owner, who has registered their crossbow within 30 days

of purchase, that it will be free of defects in material and workmanship as deﬁned below:

1. Metal stocks, metal prods and cams, if defective, will be replaced at no charge for

5 years from date of purchase.

2. Limbs, if defective, will be replaced at no charge within the ﬁrst year from

date of purchase.

3. Strings, cables, cable slides, vibration dampers and all other wearable items

are not covered under this warranty.

Your PSE Crossbow must be registered within 30 days from date of purchase to qualify

for warranty. To register your crossbow visit: www.psearchery.com/registration or contact

PSE Customer Service to receive a printed warranty form. Warranty is only valid on the

purchase of a new PSE crossbow and the crossbow’s warranty is not transferable upon

resale of the bow.

The PSE Warranty does not include repair or replacement to damage caused by normal

wear and tear. This includes damage such as chipping, fading, scratches on the camo or

other ﬁnish of your PSE crossbow. Damage caused by misuse of the crossbow such as a

dry ﬁre is also not covered under this warranty. PSE reserves the right to void warranty

upon review and inspection of any crossbows that show signs of misuse or alterations

from the original factory settings. All consumable parts such as strings, cables, rubber

dampers, bearings, etc. are not warranted. The use of aftermarket strings

or products that cause damage to the bow void the bow’s warranty.

OBTAINING WARRANTY SERVICE

To obtain warranty service, you must take your PSE crossbow to an Authorized PSE

Retailer who will obtain an ocial Return Authorization Number from PSE on your behalf.

All warranty work must be performed directly by the PSE factory or by an Authorized PSE

Retailer who may charge for the warranty work they perform. PSE will make every eort to

repair or replace the original parts of the crossbow. However, PSE does reserve the right

to make substitutions on parts and/or speciﬁc colors should the parts and/or colors no

longer be available or for any other reason. If a PSE crossbow requires factory service,

the customer will be responsible for freight to PSE and PSE will pay freight to ship the

crossbow back to the Authorized PSE Retailer facilitating the warranty.

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Before assembling your crossbow (Fig.1), please check to see if all crossbow parts

are included: 1-Prod Assembly, 1-Integrated Stock & Barrel, 3-Crossbow Bolts,

1-Scope, 1- Scope Battery, 1-Cocking Rope, 1-Prod Bolt, Allen Wrenches, 1-Cable

slide, 1-Foot Stirrup w/set screws,1-Quiver, 1-Quiver Mount w/screws and 1-Rail

Lube. If any of these parts are missing please contact PSE Customer Service.

Attach cable slide to the cables with the concave area facing up and the cables in

the two grooves as shown. (Fig. 2)

Connect the prod and the stock by inserting the cable slide* and cables into the slot

on the front of the stock as shown in (Fig. 3).

(Be sure the concave side is facing up to match with the contour on the inside of the

barrel.

NOTE:

Prod WILL NOT be ﬂush to the stock.

Push the cables into the track and position the prod for connection to the stock using

the prod bolt and hex key provided. As you tighten prod bolt, the prod will become

ﬂush with the stock. (Fig. 4) Install and tighten the center set screw to lock in prod

bolt.

Insert the foot stirrup into the two holes on the front of the prod. Make sure the

two grooves in the foot stirrup are facing towards the set screws used to secure the

stirrup. Tighten foot stirrup set screws. (Fig. 5)

* NOTE: Cable damage WILL occur if you do not use the slide.

ANY DAMAGE INCURRED DUE TO IMPROPER SET-UP WILL

NOT BE COVERED BY YOUR WARRANTY.

Ambidextrous

Safety Lever

Foot Stirrup

Integrated

Stock/Barrel

Illuminated Reticle Scope

Bolt Retention

Spring

Rope Cocking Groove

Cam

Limbs

Prod Assembly

Trigger

Assembly

String Stop

Optional

Crank

Hole

Fig. 2

Fig. 5

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

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Limb

Damper

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MOUNTING THE QUIVER

Parts to install quiver:

Quiver

Quiver mount bracket

1. (Fig. 7) Screw the quick release mounting bracket on to the

PICA-CLIP ® mounting system.

2. Attach the PICA-CLIP® mount onto your desired position on the

lower picatinny of the front rail.

3. Tighten the PICA-CLIP® mounting screw from the side and make

sure it’s ﬁrmly attached.

4. Slide the quiver into the groove on the quick release mounting

bracket. Make sure the locking lever is in the open position.

5. Lock the quiver by turning the locking handle, you can unlock and

remove the quiver by opening the locking handle.

Fig. 7

SHOULDER SLING INSTALLATION

DO NOT install your crossbow shoulder strap while

crossbow is cocked/loaded.

1. Attach the end of the shoulder sling with the spacer/receiver clip

onto the hole on the receiver bolt on the bottom of the stock.

Align the sling anchor over spacer and tighten the mounting screw.

Open swivel and slide clip through the anchor, and then ti ghten

swivel into locking position. (Fig.8)

2. Attach the opposite end of the shoulder sling to the receiver hole

at the bottom of the adjustable stock. (Fig.9)

Fig. 9Fig. 8

SCOPE INSTALLATION & SETUP

Loosen the screws on the top portion of the scope rings allowing

the rings to slide up or down the scope tube. Attach and tighten the

bottom portion of the scope rings to the crossbow scope rail as far

forward as they will go. (Fig. 10) Make sure the elevation turret is

rotated to be on top of the scope.Shoulder or bench rest the crossbow

and pull the scope back toward until you see the ﬁeld of view. The

vertical and horizontal components should be aligned with the scope

axis. When the scope is properly positioned, tighten the ring tops.

Fig. 10

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COCKING THE CROSSBOW

DO NOT cock or load your crossbow unless

you are in a safe area to shoot.

Before cocking your crossbow, ensure the safety is in the “FIRE”

position. If not, insert the crossbow bolt into the ﬂight track (with the

cock-vane facing down) - then slide it all the way back until the nock

activates the anti-dry ﬁre mechanism. Now, you can manually move

the lever into the “FIRE” position. Remove crossbow bolt before

cocking.

With the stirrup of the crossbow resting on the ground, place your

foot well into the stirrup and lay the center of the auxilliary cocking

rope under the shoulder of the grip stock just behind the scope rail.

(Fig. 13A) Set the auxilliary cocking rope hooks securely on the string

facing down, on both sides of the rail. (Fig. 11) Pull straight up using

the

“T-Handles” until the string is fully engaged. (Fig. 12)

DO NOT release the string completely until you are certain it is

engaged. If the trigger latch did not capture the string, lower

the string gently and repeat steps 1 and 2.

When the crossbow is cocked, the safety is automatically in

the “safe” position as shown in (Fig. 13). Always check

to ensure that the safety is into the “safe” position.

NEVER ASSUME THAT THE SAFETY SELECTOR IS ON!

Fig. 11 Fig. 12

Fig. 13

SCOPE ZEROING

Adjust the focus so that the reticle is clear in the sight picture. From a steady rest

position, ﬁre three bolts at a target 20 yards away. Observe the point of impact

on the target and adjust the windage and elevation turrets as needed. Move to

50 yards and adjust the windage and elevation turrets until the 50 yard mark is

perfect. Verify that the other reticle marks correspond to their respective yardage.

If impacts at longer ranges are high then loosen locking screw on the speed dial

and set to a faster speed, if impacting low at longer ranges then set to a slower

speed. Fine tune until marks correspond, then tighten the locking screw on

speed dial.

All shooting should be done at an approved range

or other safe area.

UNLOADING AND UNCOCKING

The safest way to unload and uncock a crossbow is to discharge a bolt into a

crossbow speciﬁc target at close range. You may also use a discharge bolt for the

purpose of unloading or uncocking your crossbow. Be extremely careful since the bolt

could ricochet.

NEVER DRY FIRE YOUR CROSSBOW!

Firing your crossbow without a bolt will damage the crossbow, possibly cause bodily

harm and void the warranty. If your crossbow is dry ﬁred take it immediatly to an

authorized PSE retailer for inspection.

STRING REPLACEMENT

The string on your crossbow will wear down over time and must be replaced. If

not properly cared for or replaced when necessary, your string can fail leading to

accidental ﬁring and serious injury.

The string on your crossbow should be replaced

every 500 shots or once a year, whichever comes ﬁrst. Failure to do so will void

your warranty.

Fig. 13A

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IMPORTANT!

ONLY USE PSE-BRANDED CROSSBOW BOLTS WITH HALF-MOON

NOCKS. DO NOT USE FLAT NOCKS, CAPTURE NOCKS, OR

OMNI NOCKS.

LOADING AND SHOOTING

YOUR CROSSBOW (CONTINUED)

CORRECT LOADING

Your PSE crossbow can only be ﬁred safely if the cock vane is

loaded correctly. Failure to do so can result in a dry ﬁre, crossbow

damage, or serious injury to you or others.

CORRECT!

INCORRECT!

The cock vane (odd colored vane) should be placed down and inside the

barrel. The nock should be oriented 90 degrees to the direction of the

cock vane.

If the cock vane is not the down inside position,

the string may travel over the nock and result

in a dry ﬁre.

String

Cock Vane

String

Cock Vane

LOADING AND SHOOTING

YOUR CROSSBOW

1. With the crossbow cocked and pointed safely down range,

place a bolt of the correct size in the groove on top of the rail

with the odd colored ﬂetching down into the ﬂight track. See

(Fig. 14). Slide the bolt back into the string under the arrow

retention spring until it makes complete contact with the string.

The crossbow is now loaded. Handle with extreme care.

2. With the crossbow still pointed safely down range, place the

butt of the stock on your shoulder with the front hand on the

foregrip of the stock. Keep your thumb and

ﬁngers well below the path of the string and cables. Also keep

your eye at least 2 inches behind the rear sight or scope. Failure

to follow these safety precautions can result in serious injury.

3. Move the safety to the “ﬁre” position by pushing it forward.

See (Fig. 15). Take careful aim and squeeze the trigger

smoothly to ﬁre the crossbow.

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

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CORRECT!

MAKE SURE THAT YOUR HAND, FINGERS, AND THUMB

REMAIN BELOW THE STRING AND BARREL SURFACE

WHEN THE CROSSBOW IS COCKED. FAILURE TO DO

SO MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY,

INCLUDING AMPUTATION.

Crossbow model shown is for illustration purposes only.

SAFE SHOOTING FORM

When shooting it is important to adhere to proper form and

technique. Failure to do so can result in severe injury or amputation.

DANGER! STOP!

INCORRECT FORM! THUMB ABOVE BARREL!

INCORRECT FORM! THUMB OR FINGERS BEHIND

FOREGRIP & ABOVE BARREL!

INCORRECT FORM! FINGERS ABOVE BARREL!

DANGER! STOP!

CORRECT FORM! YOUR HAND IS SECURELY GRIPPING THE FOREGRIP,

WITH YOUR FINGERS AND THUMB BELOW THE BARREL AND THE PATH

OF THE BOWSTRING.

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Crank Handle

Sled

Release Button

Catches

USING AN OPTIONAL COCKING WINCH

(NOT INCLUDED)

Step 1: Ensure that the safety switch is in the “FIRE” position before attempting

to cock the crossbow. If the safety switch is in the “ON SAFE” position you will

need to load a crossbow bolt into trigger mechanism (with bow un-cocked) to

disengage the anti-dry ﬁre switch allowing the safety to move forward. Remove

crossbow bolt before cocking.

Step 2: With the crossbow pointing downwards and the foot stirrup making

contact with the ground, place the Sled Winch cocking device into the hole

located on top of the stock just in front of the adjustable buttstock. (Fig. A)

Step 3: Place one foot in the foot stirrup so the crossbow is secure against the

ground. Press the release button with one hand while pulling the cocking sled

with the other hand toward the bowstring. (Fig. B)

Step 4: Place the cocking sled over the bow string so that both protruding

catches on bottom of sled capture the string. Turn the crank wheels slightly to

put tension on the draw cord to ensure the sled holds ﬁrmly on the bowstring

(Fig. C) .

Step 5: Attach crank handle to either side of the cocking winch for right or left

handed use. Line up silver pin on crank handle with one of the small holes on the

crank wheel and make sure handle is installed ﬁrmly so it will not slip o during

cranking. (Fig. D)

Step 6: Start cranking clockwise while holding the butt stock with the other hand.

Make sure to use a controlled, smooth motion. To ensure the crossbow is fully

cocked, visually inspect that the safety selector is fully moved into the “SAFE”

position. Visual inspection is required. (Fig. E)

Step 7: While applying slight pressure on the crank handle, press the release

button and turn the crank handle counter-clockwise until the sled clears the front

of the scope rail. Then, remove the cocking winch device from the crossbow.

(Fig. F)

Do not use this cocking device to uncock your crossbow as it may

cause you serious injury or damage to the crossbow. Decocking devices may be

purchased separately. Never attempt to shoot the crossbow with the cocking

device attached. To avoid serious injury, never place your foot or other parts of

your body in the path of the bowstring while cocking. Always inspect the cocking

rope for worn or damaged parts before use. If worn or damaged, do not use the

cocking device. Use of a damaged rope cocking device could lead to

serious injury or death. You may purchase replacement cocking devices at your

PSE Archery dealer. Visit www.pse-archery.com/dealer-locator to ﬁnd your

nearest PSE dealer.

Fig. A Fig. B

Fig. C Fig. D

Fig. E Fig. F

Cocking Winch

Hole Location

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