Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I want to know the size of the box containing the Barnett Predator 375 CRT Crossbow "WxDxH" and weight?
Document: So as I'm sorry and I will not hold Barnett responsible they sent me a  Predator 375 CRT with the KUNG FU Grip and this is what we found the &#34;Cross&#34; scope fell apart after 3 shots and after 2 weeks I received a Truglo crossbow scope and after 2 1/2 wks into hunting season gone I was set.
This is one hard hitting crossbow, I upgraded from a Quad400 and that was a goody to but here is the rub on 3 stars and not 4 or 5. I don't know why and to be honest I have not called Barnett, I have a &#34;Ballistic Chronograph&#34;  that measures speed of moving objects that passes through it and anything from a pellet to a bullet it lets you know the speed in FPS object travel.
This is my 2nd barnett xbow. I had a quad 400 first. Bought this xbow and wow!! shooting quarter size groups at 50 yds! Make sure you shoot these bows 20-25 times and then tighten everything back down. xbow kinda shoots everywhere til bow and cables break in! Great xbow!! !
Set up out of the box was easy. I was able to zero in the scope with 5 or 6 arrows. The bow is very accurate and the noise does not seem very exessive.
Also, as you move back yardage, you'll begin to get it more and more dialled-in as you'll see more movement. By end of 2nd session, had 60 yard groups down to about 2-1/2 to 3&#34;. The one upgrade i would suggest would be Barnett Carbons with Lumenoks. At 20-40 yards, the crossbow is just too fast for me to pick up without aid of a lighted nock. Also, wax the string religiously!!!
Far from the 375 so we put a 100 Grn tip and ran it through again and found 352 FPS so we went to a 20&#34; bolt and 100 grn tip and time after time 256 FPS max PERIOD!..... For $600 to $800.. I think I would buy something more consistent..May be even a QUAD400 AVi because this is what it basically is but for a fraction of the price,,,,,, Just my 2 cents
Personally, I believe it's a small design flaw of rope groove not being deep enough that Barnett will hopefully fix in future versions. I will be investing into crank pully myself.One more small issue I had is with stickers on a stirup that won't stick to its curvy surface. I'm thinking of using a glue gun. Other than that it's an awesome weapon with unmatched price/performance ratio.
It is a good bow every thing I expected and more it the first crossbow  I've bought the scope cover was cracked but it all works it only took about 10 shots to sight it in
The crossbow is excellent. The speed is unbelievable. The only problems that I have with this product are that the bolts are 22" long, and are hard to find replacements as most are only 20". The selection is just not as good. The other problem is that it shoots so fast, I needed to put 170 grain tips to enable the awesome scope to work properly.
Am very pleased with the overall crossbow. About 100 shots so far and could not be happier. I switched to 125 grain heads for more kinetic energy and still haven't much velocity. After two shooting sessions, I settled in with setting the scope up for 30, 40ish, 50ish, 60ish. started at 20 but decided to use 30 as top sight. Scope is actually quite responsive as long as you do the math.
Answer: yes