I bet it is not as complicated as it's first impression would leave you to believe.. Just a hunch. I always though that Oneidas were real complicated just because they looked different than a typical modern compound bow but they really aren't all that complicated and once you have taken one apart and put it back together you realy would have a good understanding of the bow. My hunch is that the Bladerunner would be much the same..

I recall talking to someone who did shoot one at a show or at a shop (I can't remember which one) and I believe they said it was a fairly nice bow but it had some noise issues (Although they claim to be one of the quietest bows on the market?) and that it was a bit heavy.. I would imagine that I personally would have some shooting a 27 inch bow but that is just some personal feelings. I thinkit would be neat to try but this is always the problem with smaller bow companies.. .Where do you find the bow to give it a try? The price I saw online when I did a search did not lead me to jump for my credit card to give it a try.