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Millenium Q200 - User Manual

Millenium Q200
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Millenium Q200 Specifications

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BrandMillenium
ModelQ200
CategoryTent
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Millennium Buck Hut Shooting House Instruction Manual

General Safety Warnings

Fall Hazard from Shooting House

Falls from shooting houses can occur after leaving the ground, resulting in serious injury or death.

User Responsibility for Safe Operation

The user is solely responsible for safe use. Owners must provide instructions to others.

Emergency Signaling Device Requirement

Carry an operable signaling device for emergency assistance, ensuring it is within easy access.

Importance of Heeding Warnings

WARNING! statements highlight critical safety information. These messages must be heeded for personal safety.

Product Inspection for Wear and Damage

Thoroughly inspect the product for signs of wear, damage, rot, corrosion, or defects before each use.

Prohibition on Product Modification

Do not remove, modify, or omit any portion. Modifications void warranty and may cause injury or death.

Adult Use and Supervision Mandate

Product is for adult use only. Users under 16 require direct adult supervision to prevent injury or death.

Ground-Level Practice for Installation

Practice assembly, setup, and use at ground-level before attempting use at heights above ground-level.

Prohibition of Tree Branch Support

Never rely on a tree branch for support while climbing. Failure to follow may result in serious injury or death.

Inform About Hunting Location and Duration

Always inform someone of your hunting location, shooting house site, and expected duration of the hunt.

Safety Device Inspection Before Use

Inspect all safety devices each time before each use. Do not use if signs of wear, damage, or deterioration are present.

Additional Safety Precautions

Prohibition on Modifications and Part Substitution

Do not modify, misuse, or substitute parts. This voids warranty and may result in serious injury or death.

Annual Strap and Suspension Seat Replacement

Inspect/check expiration dates. Replace ALL straps and suspension seats yearly. Never use expired or damaged straps.

Secure Attachment of Components and Anchors

Ensure all chains, cable straps, etc., are tightened. Legs must contact ground and be secured with anchors.

Weight Limit for Shooting Rail and Armrests

Footrest, armrests, and shooting rail support max 15 lbs. Exceeding this risks serious injury or death.

Prohibition on Altering Shooting House Structure

Do not modify, fix, repair, alter, bend, cut, weld, or heat the shooting house. Unauthorized attachments void warranty.

Safe Weapon Handling During Climbing

Never climb with a weapon. Unload and use a tether/pull rope. Lower/raise weapons safely.

Product Inspection and Protection from Elements

Inspect product for wear/damage before use. Protect from sun/heat/cold; store indoors. Do not use if defective.

Health and Physical Condition Requirements

Do not use if you have heart/back problems, impaired vision, etc., or are taking impairing medication/substances.

Installation Duration Limit (14 Days)

Do not leave product installed for more than 14 days. Environmental factors and animals can cause damage.

Weight Limitations Adherence

Strict weight limitations apply to ensure safety. This includes user and equipment. NEVER EXCEED LIMITS.

Operational Safety Guidelines

Adverse Weather Condition Advisory

Do not use during ice, snow, freezing rain, or thunderstorms. Return to ground immediately if inclement weather arises.

Pre-Use Hardware and Webbing Check

Before each use, ensure nuts/bolts are secure. Check hardware/webbing for damage, cuts, or fraying.

Replacement of Damaged or Worn Parts

Replace any damaged or worn part with original parts. Never store outdoors when not in use.

Footwear and Lace Safety

Wear appropriate footwear with non-slip soles. Tuck boot laces to prevent snagging on components.

Comfort Level for Hunting Height

Never hunt from heights you are not completely comfortable with. Failure to follow may result in serious injury.

Prohibition on Standing on Shooting House Seat

Do not stand on the shooting house seat. Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or death.

Minimum Adult Requirement for Installation

A minimum of four (4) adults is required to install and/or remove this shooting house.

Stabilizer Strap and Device Attachment

Attach and tighten stabilizer straps/devices before climbing to seating/standing platforms.

Ground Stability and Levelness Check

Check ground for firmness and levelness. Sloping or uneven surfaces can cause tilting or shifting.

Three-Point Contact for Climbing

Always maintain three-point contact (two feet/one hand or one foot/two hands) when climbing up or down.

Prohibition of Jumping or Bouncing

Never jump or bounce on a shooting house or its seat. Failure to follow may result in serious injury or death.

Ensuring Level Platform for Use

Never attempt to hunt from an unlevel platform or level it above ground. Readjust as necessary.

Leaning Forward During Climbing

ALWAYS lean forward as you climb the shooting house. Failure to follow may result in serious injury or death.

Optional Accessories and Replacement Parts

Assembly Instructions Overview

Components of the Buck Hut Shooting House

Lists and illustrates the various components of the Buck Hut Shooting House for assembly.

Warning: Shooting Rail Weight Limit

Warning: Do not place more than fifteen (15) pounds of weight on the shooting rail. Doing so will result in an unsafe condition.

Component Parts List

Platform Assembly Part 1

Step 1: Bolting Platform Sections

Bolt the 4 platform parts together using specified bolts, washers, and nuts. Loosely tighten.

Step 2: Installing Middle Platform Braces

Install six middle platform braces using specified bolts, washers, and nuts. Loosely tighten.

Platform Assembly Part 2

Step 3: Attaching Front and Rear Platform Supports

Attach front/rear platform supports using bolts, washers, nuts. Tighten all platform nuts now.

Step 4: Attaching Hand Rail Supports

Attach hand rail supports to the rear of the platform using specified bolts, washers, and nuts. Tighten nuts.

Leg Assembly

Step 5: Assembling Leg Assemblies

Assemble leg assemblies (A and B) using connector angles, bolts, washers, nuts. Attach adjustable foot.

Step 6: Assembling Cross Braces

Assemble cross braces by sliding tubes together and securing with bolts, washers, nuts. Ensure bolt passes through hole.

Ladder Assembly

Step 7: Assembling Ladder Sections

Assemble three ladder sections using connector angles, bolts, washers, nuts. Snug then tighten all nuts.

Roof Assembly Part 1

Step 8: Assembling Roof Main Frame

Assemble the four roof main frame pieces using socket head screws, washers, and nuts. Tighten all nuts.

Roof Assembly Part 2

Step 9: Attaching Front and Rear Roof Ribs

Attach front/rear roof ribs to frame and ridge using bolts, washers, nuts. Snug nuts but do not tighten.

Step 10: Attaching End Roof Ribs

Attach end roof ribs to the roof ridge using bolts, washers, nuts. Do not attach ribs to frame yet.

Field Assembly: Installing Legs

Step 11: Attaching Legs to Platform

Place platform flat, attach legs (A to A, B to B) using bolts, washers, nuts. Tighten nuts.

Step 12: Installing Cross Braces

Install cross braces between legs with help. Use bolts, washers, nuts. Finger tighten nuts, do not release legs.

Installing Braces and Hand Rails

Step 13: Installing Remaining Braces

Install remaining four braces on the outside of brackets. Tighten all bolts.

Step 14: Installing Hand Rails

Place stand on end, install hand rails onto supports using bolts, washers, nuts. Tighten nuts.

Step 15: Installing Uprights to Roof Assembly

Turn roof assembly upside down, install long uprights using bolts, washers, nuts. Tighten all nuts.

Installing Shooting Rails and Short Uprights

Step 16: Placing Shooting Rails

Place shooting rails on long uprights, ensuring correct placement relative to windows. Lock with cam lever.

Step 17: Installing Short Uprights

Install short uprights to the platform using bolts, washers, nuts. Ensure versa buttons face inside. Tighten bolts.

Erecting the Shooting House

Step 18: Placing the Roof Section

With help, place roof section by sliding uprights together. Insert top uprights first, then align and slide.

Step 19: Lifting the Assembled Stand

Requires at least 4 people to lift the stand from the platform. Secure base to prevent sliding.

Attaching Ladder and Installing Cover

Step 20: Attaching the Ladder

Attach the ladder to the platform using bolts, washers, and nuts. Place washers under head of bolts and nuts.

Step 21: Installing the Blind Cover

Install the blind cover from inside. Align zipper, wrap fabric, connect snap buckles and bungees.

Securing the Cover and Anchoring

Step 22: Connecting Bungees to Secure Cover

Connect all bungees to secure the fabric cover to the frame, aligning buckles with uprights and ribs.

Step 23: Installing the Roof Cover

Install roof cover using eight buckles. Pull fabric snug around the blind, do not over-tighten.

Special Note: Snow Accumulation Hazard

Do not allow snow to accumulate on the roof. Snow can damage fabric or cause roof collapse.

Step 24: Anchoring the Shooting House

Hammer four anchor stakes into the ground at a 45-degree angle, one for each leg, for stability.

Installation Safety Guidelines

Prohibition on Leaning Against Structures

Do not lean against or prop against utility poles, telephone poles, or man-made structures.

Health and Physical Condition Prerequisites

Do not use if you have heart/back problems, impaired vision, etc., or are taking impairing medication/substances.

Safe Weapon Handling During Ascent;Descent

Never climb with a weapon. Unload and use a tether/pull rope. Lower/raise weapons safely.

Ensuring a Level Shooting House for Use

Never hunt from an unlevel shooting house. Immediately climb down and readjust if unlevel.

Pre-Use Inspection and Storage Advice

Inspect product for wear/damage before use. Protect from sun/heat/cold; store indoors. Do not use if defective.

Fall Hazard Warning and Manual Review

Falls from shooting houses can cause serious injury or death. Read manual carefully before use.

User Responsibility and Liability

The user is solely responsible for safe use; owners must provide instructions to others. Failure may lead to liability.

Emergency Signaling Device Necessity

Carry an operable signaling device for emergency assistance, ensuring it is within easy access.

Minimum Adult Requirement for Installation;Removal

A minimum of four (4) adults is required to install and/or remove this shooting house.

Safe Weapon Handling During Setup;Climbing

Never install, set-up, or climb with a weapon. Use a pull up rope for weapons.

Ground Stability and Levelness Check

Check ground for firmness and levelness. Sloping or uneven surfaces can cause tilting or shifting.

Adverse Weather Condition Advisory

Do not use during thunderstorms or other adverse weather. This includes wind, lightning, rain, snow, sleet.

Adult Use and Supervision Requirement

Product is for adult use only. Users under 16 need direct adult supervision to prevent injury or death.

Additional Installation and Use Warnings

Adverse Weather Conditions Advisory

Do not use during ice, snow, freezing rain, or thunderstorms. Return to ground immediately if inclement weather arises.

Weapon Handling During Climbing

Never climb with a weapon. Unload and use a tether/pull rope. Lower/raise weapons safely.

Product Inspection for Wear and Damage

Inspect product for wear/damage before use. Protect from sun/heat/cold; store indoors. Do not use if defective.

Pre-Use Familiarization and Ground-Level Practice

Practice assembly, setup, and use at ground-level before attempting use at heights above ground-level.

Minimum Adult Requirement for Installation;Removal

A minimum of four (4) adults is required to install and/or remove this shooting house.

Safe Weapon Handling During Setup and Climbing

Never install, set-up, or climb with a weapon. Use a pull up rope for weapons.

Ground Stability and Levelness Check

Check ground for firmness and levelness. Sloping or uneven surfaces can cause tilting or shifting.

Adverse Weather Condition Advisory

Do not use during thunderstorms or other adverse weather. This includes wind, lightning, rain, snow, sleet.

Footrest, Armrest, Shooting Rail Weight Limit

Footrest, armrests, and shooting rail support max 15 lbs. Exceeding this risks serious injury or death.

Comfortable Hunting Height Selection

Never hunt from heights you are not completely comfortable with. Select minimum height for safe hunting.

Strict Weight Limitations Adherence

Strict weight limitations apply to ensure safety. This includes user and equipment. NEVER EXCEED LIMITS.

Prohibition of Jumping or Bouncing

Never jump or bounce on a shooting house or its seat. Failure to follow may result in serious injury or death.

Modification and Repair Prohibition

Do not modify, fix, repair, alter, bend, cut, weld, drill, or heat the product. Failure may result in injury or death.

Replacement of Worn Parts

Replace any damaged or worn part with original parts. Never store outdoors when not in use.

Footwear and Lace Safety

Wear appropriate footwear with non-slip soles. Tuck boot laces to prevent snagging on components.

Legs, Ladder, Section Connection Verification

Verify legs, ladder, and sections are firmly connected and locked before climbing. Do not use if loose.

Special Use Considerations

Shooting Rail Adjustment and Usage

Keep adjustable shooting rail above door when entering/exiting. Use only provided handrails.

Caution When Entering or Exiting

Exercise caution when entering/exiting due to fabric covering. Pay attention not to trip over the fabric.

Fire Retardant Fabric Warning

Fabric is fire retardant but not fireproof. Keep heat-producing devices away from the fabric covering.

High Wind Condition Warning

Never attempt use when winds exceed 20 mph. Gusty winds increase the risk of toppling over.

Legs Secured with Stakes Requirement

Never attempt use without the legs secured with the provided stakes. Failure to follow may result in serious injury or death.

Three-Point Contact During Climbing

Always maintain three points of contact when climbing up or down for safety.

Minimum Adult Requirement for Removal

You must have four (4) adults to install or remove your shooting house. Failure to follow may result in serious injury or death.

Care and Maintenance;Warranty

Storage Recommendations

Store shooting house out of direct sunlight and harsh environmental conditions to prevent adverse effects.

Warranty Information and Period

Millennium warrants product against defects in material/workmanship for one (1) year from purchase date.

Warranty Application Process

Proof of purchase and return of warranty application card are required for any warranty claim.