re:new trigger question

[Ont_Excal]

For me, I will wait for the complete replacement/drop in trigger unit. I want a better trigger for my MAX.

I also like the idea of keeping the original trigger in case I want to sell a bow as original equipment.

As far as insurance, you really need to talk to a good liability lawyer for input.
Secondly, you may need some type of assurance that your product does not void an Excalibur warranty.
Take care with all due diligence.

[Nighthunter]

I would think the liability issues could be resolved by simply writing a disclaimer stating what they are, the purpose they are intended for, the fact that all mechanical parts can and do eventually fail, and a "use at your own risk." I still want one when the season is over.....

[joe171]

For me, I will wait for the complete replacement/drop in trigger unit. I want a better trigger for my MAX.

I also like the idea of keeping the original trigger in case I want to sell a bow as original equipment.

As far as insurance, you really need to talk to a good liability lawyer for input.
Secondly, you may need some type of assurance that your product does not void an Excalibur warranty.
Take care with all due diligence.

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Take care with all due diligence
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