New Xbow for 2021

[janesy]

This is an arrow makers dream!

"The crossbow of claim 12 wherein the trigger mechanism is arranged so that a single trigger actuator acts as both of the upper and lower trigger actuators, or the upper and lower trigger actuator are coupled together to act as a single trigger actuator, and further arranged so as to enable only one of (i) release of both upper and lower bowstrings together in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, (ii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, or (iii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to two sequential actuations of the single trigger actuator."

[OhioXBowhunter]

Any ideas on what else excalibur might be releasing?

Besides the new bow, a new scope, a new case and of course the new nocks which are already out in the stores on the quill arrows. I’m curious to see what they are dropping from the line up. I’m hoping it’s not the Bulldog 330 or the 340 TD I really like both of them bows and they both shoot great. One of them will be on my 2021 buy list. Unless the I like the one they come out with this fall.

[AJ01]

This is an arrow makers dream!

"The crossbow of claim 12 wherein the trigger mechanism is arranged so that a single trigger actuator acts as both of the upper and lower trigger actuators, or the upper and lower trigger actuator are coupled together to act as a single trigger actuator, and further arranged so as to enable only one of (i) release of both upper and lower bowstrings together in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, (ii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, or (iii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to two sequential actuations of the single trigger actuator."

What did he say???????

[wheelsquad]

This is an arrow makers dream!

"The crossbow of claim 12 wherein the trigger mechanism is arranged so that a single trigger actuator acts as both of the upper and lower trigger actuators, or the upper and lower trigger actuator are coupled together to act as a single trigger actuator, and further arranged so as to enable only one of (i) release of both upper and lower bowstrings together in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, (ii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, or (iii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to two sequential actuations of the single trigger actuator."

What did he say???????

Haha, that's patent speak. If you ever can't fall asleep, just play some audio of a patent attorney talking.

[Boo]

This is an arrow makers dream!

"The crossbow of claim 12 wherein the trigger mechanism is arranged so that a single trigger actuator acts as both of the upper and lower trigger actuators, or the upper and lower trigger actuator are coupled together to act as a single trigger actuator, and further arranged so as to enable only one of (i) release of both upper and lower bowstrings together in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, (ii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, or (iii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to two sequential actuations of the single trigger actuator."

What did he say???????

Haha, that's patent speak. If you ever can't fall asleep, just play some audio of a patent attorney talking.

Commonly referred to as Mumbo Jumbo

[xcaliber]

This is an arrow makers dream!

"The crossbow of claim 12 wherein the trigger mechanism is arranged so that a single trigger actuator acts as both of the upper and lower trigger actuators, or the upper and lower trigger actuator are coupled together to act as a single trigger actuator, and further arranged so as to enable only one of (i) release of both upper and lower bowstrings together in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, (ii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, or (iii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to two sequential actuations of the single trigger actuator."

Translation, if you miss once, your gonna miss the second time too!

[Buck]

Will it be priced less than Ten-Point’s new $4,049.99 Crossbow?

[Boo]

Will it be priced less than Ten-Point’s new $4,049.99 Crossbow?

Half that

[Normous]

Will it be priced less than Ten-Point’s new $4,049.99 Crossbow?

Half that

That TenPoint after high shipping (about $120-150 usd), brokerage fees, add USD/CDN Exchange, then add 13% GST on the Canadian value after exchange makes it real pricey for a Canadian, about $6,300 to $6,400 CDN TYD.

The Excal $2,200 Twinstrike is a whole lot less costlier for us up here.

[janesy]

This is an arrow makers dream!

"The crossbow of claim 12 wherein the trigger mechanism is arranged so that a single trigger actuator acts as both of the upper and lower trigger actuators, or the upper and lower trigger actuator are coupled together to act as a single trigger actuator, and further arranged so as to enable only one of (i) release of both upper and lower bowstrings together in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, (ii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to a single actuation of the single trigger actuator, or (iii) release of the upper and lower bowstrings sequentially in response to two sequential actuations of the single trigger actuator."

Translation, if you miss once, your gonna miss the second time too!

And probably take the vanes off the first arrow

[janesy]

Now I wish we were heading to Indiana! I'd definitely pull both at the same time.

I had a dual trigger coach gun for a while I used to pull both trigger with target loads and then slip in two turkey load for the next "hot shot" to impress someone with. Man it was worth the $6 every time!

[GrassyKnoll]

[janesy]

Good eye

[cadmaster]

These types of crossbows have been around since the 4th century BC. They were siege weapons and real useless. Looking at the design drawings I am not impressed. Twice the parts so twice the problems. The recurve limb CB was supposed to be simple and they threw the KISS principle out the window with this design and high price point, plus it will be illegal in many areas in North America for hunting.

[amythntr]

.....what we are seeing is Bowtech coming full circle in the ruination of a brand....instead of learning FROM their Excalibur acquisition to better themselves...they have destroyed what has made Excalibur great: simplicity and reliability!