As to the Horton "relationship", it seems that everywhere you look in this industry, including vertical bows and equipment, there are companies stepping on others' toes. Too bad but that's business in the good ole USA. I was looking at a gentleman's portable bow press in one of the archery trade shows last year. While he was explaining how it worked, I mentioned a certain crossbow brand that I use a lot and he actually took his bow press out of my hands and mumbled something about that bow company infringing on one of his patents and had nothing else to say to me!!

As to the Scorpid, I remember the trigger was really nice andthe bowseemed very wide. I think what makes it look so wide is the riser protrudes away from the barrel so far. Anyway, I wish your company success.

Your speed ratings are with what weight arrows?