compatible with ghost 410?
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If there is location on the stock it should work but with a high priced bow I would contact Barnett bows at 727-234-4999 for questions
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The packaging indicates it is for use with Barnett's Quad 400, Quad Avi, Wildcat C5, Panzer V & Penetrator crossbow's.
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Yes, it works with the Ghost series, Quad series, and a few others. And they now make one for the Predator. It takes a minute to use, not as fast as pulling by hand( if your strong enough) but makes shooting at the range fun instead of work!
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I do not know. Check sites like bass pro or gander mountain, they will have the best resources to be able to figure that out.
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i beleive they make a CCD for the 400 series different however i do beleive this could be used on the 400 series but cannot find the paperwork on the CCD
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Take a look at the stock. The measurement for the shafts are on the description. Measure yours and see.
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You can search the web for SB400 and go to the specification page. Here you will find the information you are looking for. I have mine hooked up and works very well.
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Thats likely the wrong box from a 4100 , if your upgrading from a Phenon ii x 4 or x6 DONT, its no improvement , I did and regret it.
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Yes, just select driver 420. It is the right one!http://www.huiontablet.com/product/product.php?sku=1008
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Should work with either. There are helpful step by step videos on YouTube. Watch one of them to be sure your cartridge matches.
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According to NZXT's website, when you look up the HUE, under lighting, there's a compatibility tool, and it says it is compatible with the Phantom 410 Mid tower. I am in the same boat, I was considering this for my 820 Phantom. It has a built in HUE lighting, but it isn't bright enough to light up the inside components through the window. But yes, I am worried about it fitting because of the door covering the drive bays...
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There are know instructions or compatibility chart its kind of like Russian Roulette may be it works or not??Sorry try the MFG good luck
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I use it with my VVX 400 and it works great. Only difference between VVX 400 and 410 is the 410 has a Gb passthru - so nothing that would affect the headset.
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If they are for Epson type and pigmented ink, go for it. in my 410 are perfect. hope this help you. Brgds
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You can. All you have to do is unscrew the two phillips screws holding them and mount them in the two empty spots. Or you can Just mount the 410 upgrade.
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You can hook them up right out of the box to a 410a system. But I would strongly recommend getting some kind of low loss fitting. I use the yellow jacket ball valve fittings. They work great.
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Mine came dead on arrival (DOA). So, I don't know if it is compatible with anything.
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It depends on the bow and the scope. My scoped Barnett Ghost 410 slightly pushes on the top and bottom of the case plastic with no foam to cushion impacts. There appears to be room for scoped bows that are smaller but if you have a Ghost 410 you might want to look at something else.
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It should easily fit a 410, it fits my 20 gauge. You may have to trim it down a bit.
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If your printer uses the 200 series cartridges, then this is pack for you. They deliver ink nicely. I do not know if the auto-reset chip is compatible with the XP-410. I am using it with an XP-400 without issue. You might try to get in touch with InkOwl to verify that auto-resetting chip works with the XP-410. My guess is that it does - but that is only a guess. Their ad reads in a way that this is an excellent question to get answered with certainty before 'investing'. Inkowl.com or 1-888-446-5695 are great starting places.
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RandallI purchased the "Barnett ghost 410 CRT crossbow package" I didn't have that number as a reference.I don't know that I have adequately answered your question, but this is the package "I got"You can't go wrong, when you go Barnett
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Absolutely. This thing will stop a truck! My ghost 410 wont shoot through it at all even hitting it in the same hole.