A BOW IS A DANGEROUS WEAPON THE USE OF WHICH CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
Risks related to bows can be reduced but not eliminated by Safe Handling practices as described below. You are responsible for familiarizing yourself with these practices prior to using any UltraView product. You should always use Safe Handling practices while handling or operating a bow, including when not using Ultraview products.
THESE SAFE HANDLING PRACTICES ARE NOT INTENDED TO PROVIDE, SUPPLEMENT, OR SUBSTITUTE FOR A COMPREHENSIVE ARCHER EDUCATION COURSE. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING ALL NECESSARY ARCHER EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FOR THE SAFE HANDLING AND OPERATION OF BOWS. THESE SAFE HANDLING PRACTICES SERVE ONLY AS REMINDERS AND IN NO WAY CONSTITUTE ADVICE FROM ULTRAVIEW TO YOU.
- Do not point or aim a bow at any person or domestic animal.
- Always read the user and safety manuals for any archery equipment that You are using for the first time. You should periodically review these materials to remain familiar with their contents.
- You should be aware of Your surroundings, including environmental conditions that affect a bow’s performance.
- You should not fire a bow until You have clearly identified Your target and fully understand what lies beyond the target.
- Inexperienced archers and individuals under the age of 18 years old should not handle a bow without appropriate supervision by an adult familiar with the safe handling and operation of bows.
- Store Your bow securely in a place inaccessible to children.
- Misuse of a bow can cause an unintended flight path of an arrow, resulting in serious injury or death.
- Do not shoot an arrow straight up in the air.
- Wear an armguard and finger protection while using a bow.
- Always wear safety glasses when handling or shooting your bow.
- Do not drink alcohol or take mood-altering drugs before, during, or after shooting a bow
- Always inspect bow and related equipment prior to each use to ensure that the bow and related equipment are fully operational and safe for use.
- Inspect each arrow before use and never use a damaged arrow. A damaged arrow may not fly as expected.
- Always draw Your bow pointed at a target.
- Handle arrows carefully. Protect yourself and the arrow points with a covered arrow quiver.
- Always assume the arrow being used could be released at any time.
- Never draw Your bow without an arrow on the string. Accidental release could dry fire your bow, damage Your equipment, and cause serious injury or death to You or third parties.
- Never let go of Your release at full draw or during the shot.
- After any release aid adjustments, test the release before drawing Your bow with it.
- Always draw Your bow away from your face. Accidental release could result in serious injury or death.
- Always inspect Your release and Your D-loop before shooting. Replace any components that show wear immediately before shooting.
- Keep Your release dry and free of debris.
- Never disassemble Your release including unpinning the main pin that assembles the moon, head and body. If it needs service, contact UltraView Customer service at TeamUV@UltraViewArchery.com
- Your release aid should not need lubrication, but in the event You do not lubricate the release aid, use only dry lubrication such as graphite powder.
- If the release aid becomes dirty or dusty, blow it out with compressed air.
ULTRAVIEW Archery is exempt from any liability for injuries, damages, property damages, or losses arising from the use, misuse, or inability to use any of our products. By purchasing and using our products, customers acknowledge and agree that ULTRAVIEW shall not be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages incurred. Customers are urged to adhere to all safety guidelines and instructions provided with our products to minimize risks and ensure safe usage.
