Next generation of Xbow?
 

I wasn't sure exactly where to post this but I had to share it somewhere. Check out the pic below. For those that cannot read the small print on the bottom....


"Binary Cam Technology"
"405 feet per second"
"155 ft. lbs of KE"
"Whispertech Silence"

There was a one-page advertisement in the most recent addition of Inside Archery magazine.

RE: Next generation of Xbow?
 

"Cock, load, squeeze, game over" ---Now thats catchy.

Its pretty neat how far technology has come but how many people are going to get out there and try to make a 300-400 yardshot just b/c they have a scope on there.

RE: Next generation of Xbow?
 

Sugar.....

I'll get rid of my rifle for rifle season and hunt with that. No difference.. LOL

RE: Next generation of Xbow?
 

now let's just take the fun out of it!!! still look like a good idea!!!

RE: Next generation of Xbow?
 

I bet they sell on speed alone though I bet there is more to it than that. ;)

RE: Next generation of Xbow?
 

wonder if darton is gonna let em use the binaries.........

Or is this another Kodiak Kinetic that was never allowed to be released...........

RE: Next generation of Xbow?
 

Look at those Limb Squids, UH I mean silencers, it is pretty obvious to me who this crossbow comes from. Maybe a company called bow something or other.;)

RE: Next generation of Xbow?
 

Exactly what I was thinking when I saw it..........looks like a Bowtech hush kit. Their penchant for catchy ad slogans is there as well.

Anyone know who makes this arrow rocket?

RE: Next generation of Xbow?
 

I have to say - they have the most awesome website I've ever seen!
good looking xbow, very catchy.

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I've read several places this is made by Bowtech. I'm sure it will attract the speed freaks like a dog does ticks, however it is surely overkill. Bill Troubridge, co-owner of Excalibur recently took a bull elephant in Africa w/ a stock Exomax, 900 gr dbl walled carbon arrow at about 250 fps, 125 ft. lbs k.e. on a quartering away shot at 20 yds and would have had a complete pass thru, except the arrow lodged in the off side front leg bone.
I'm going from memory here, but believe the b-head was a 125 gr 2 blade magnus.