Turn the crossbow over and completely remove the two set screws holding the rubber bumpers to the riser
Then slide rubber bumpers out of riser
Locate writing “This Side Down” on the stirrup
Orientate text to face the bottom of the crossbow
Insert stirrup into riser and check for correct orientation for shooting axis avoidance
Thread the two supplied button head screws through the riser and into the stirrup
Check to make sure the stirrup is secured to the riser
1 review for Mission Foot Stirrup
Rated 5 out of 5
thompson (verified owner)–
This foot stirrup made cocking my sub-one MUCH easier. Without it, I had to lean against something and put two feet in the tiny built in stirrups. It was doable but awkward. Now I can easily cock my bow using only one foot. The built in stirrups are small and I wear a size 12 making it a tight fit. Now I have a huge area to put in my foot. I am 6 foot tall and so I had to bend way over to cock the bow. Now not so much. The stirrup gives me a convenient way to hand the bow and even helps it when if I want to stand it up in a stand. It keeps my broadheads from contacting brush. And it keeps my muddy boots off of my expensive crossbow. There are more advantages but I’ll stop with these.
thompson (verified owner) –
This foot stirrup made cocking my sub-one MUCH easier. Without it, I had to lean against something and put two feet in the tiny built in stirrups. It was doable but awkward. Now I can easily cock my bow using only one foot. The built in stirrups are small and I wear a size 12 making it a tight fit. Now I have a huge area to put in my foot. I am 6 foot tall and so I had to bend way over to cock the bow. Now not so much. The stirrup gives me a convenient way to hand the bow and even helps it when if I want to stand it up in a stand. It keeps my broadheads from contacting brush. And it keeps my muddy boots off of my expensive crossbow. There are more advantages but I’ll stop with these.