FAQs

Your Mission® bow is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship to the original registered owner when purchased at an authorized retailer, for the life of the original owner. This includes all bow parts except the string, buss cables, cable slide, rubber string suppressors, monkey tails, string grub and cosmetic appearance ( chips, dings, scratches)…

The retailer you purchased your crossbow from may have registered your bow for you. However, you can register your crossbow by creating a Mission Community account. Click here to create your account or log in to register your bow.

Crossbow serial numbers are located on the inside of the rail. Turn the crossbow over and locate the serial number on the inside of the rail, towards the stock, behind the trigger assembly. (See image below)

It is acceptable to have your Mission crossbow cocked while in  hunting situations.  However Mission recommend you discharge the bolt into a discharge target to reduce the stress on the limbs after the hunt.  We do not recommend storing or transporting your bow in the cocked position.

All Mission crossbows are supplied with cocking ropes to avoid injury to hands and to ensure the crossbow is cocked properly.  We always recommend using the cocking aid when cocking your crossbow.

No, most crossbow dry fires occur because of nock failure.  Mission recommends using Mission Aluminum half moon nocks to greatly reduce the chances of a nock failure.

Using a 7/32 hex wrench you insert this into the front limb bolts and turn in even increments on each side. 1 full turn is approximately 7# on the 360 and 9# on the 320.

Yes.  You can use any 3 blade fixed head that has a cutting diameter of 1 1/16” or less.  We do not recommend using 4 blade broadheads.

The safest and recommended procedure for unloading or un-cocking your crossbow is to fire a bolt/ arrow equipped with a field point into a recommended crossbow target or into debris-free ground.Never fire your crossbow bolt into the ground farther than 5 feet away to avoid a ricochet and to avoid losing your bolt/ arrow. Never…

If you notice that your string has broken or severely frayed strands, you should immediately replace both your string and cables.  String life expectancy depends on the volume of shooting and the care of the string.  We recommend waxing your string and cables with Zebra Brand High Performance String Wax to increase the longevity of…