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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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.....
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X` 2Ont_Excal wrote: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.
Take care with all due diligence
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