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Barnett Ghost 415 Monochrome crossbow -
Barnett Ghost 415 Mossy Oak crossbow -
Browning OneSixTwo crossbow -
Browning OneSixOne crossbow -
RazrIce crossbow -
RAZR crossbow
The crossbow’s sensor that senses whether an arrow is properly loaded can malfunction and can cause the crossbow to fire unexpectedly, posing an injury hazard to the user or bystander.
Barnett Outdoors at 800-237-4507 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET or online at www.barnettcrossbows.com and click on “Crossbow Recall” for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves six models of Barnett crossbows that can be identified by their model numbers printed on the limbs of the riser and dome label on the bow. The following crossbows are included in the recall:
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Name of Product |
Model |
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Barnett Ghost 415 Monochrome |
78044 |
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Barnett Ghost 415 Mossy Oak |
78059 |
|
Browning OneSixTwo |
80004 |
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Browning OneSixOne |
80005 |
|
Barnett Razr Ice |
78212 |
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Barnett Razr |
78210 |
The Barnett Ghost 415 Monochrome and the Barnett Ghost 415 Mossy Oak crossbows have their model names printed on each side and twice on the front of the crossbows. The Browning OneSixTwo and OneSixOne have their names printed on the front of the crossbows. The Barnett Razr Ice is blue with “RazrIce” printed on both sides and the front of the crossbow. The Barnett Razr is silver with “Razr” printed on the front of the crossbow. The safety on the Barnett affected triggers is silver in color and the safety on the affected Browning triggers is black.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled crossbows and contact the firm for a free replacement trigger with a nock sensor.
Barnett has received three reports of the crossbow firing unexpectedly, resulting in one report of a hand laceration.
Barnett Outdoors LLC, of Tarpon Springs, Fla.
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