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We have sold limbs into odd countries all over the world. Estonia, Sweden, Austrailia, New Zealand, Tazmania, Suriname, and have a dealer in Japan,
and all over europe, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, France. We have also sold bows into Amerca, north continent and south, South Africa, namibia, to name some more even Nipal and Chile.
Heck the BBC documentary has on video (meet the natives) us giving a Falcon to the tribal people of Vanuatu.
XP carbon (the name has been used by other companies) has been ebayed all over the place.
Bow Tech, a small trad bow company has been pushing the XP carbon name. How they came about that name im not sure as we invented the "XP" term, it stands for "cross ply" carbon... not sure bow tech knows this... but they are not claiming intelectual rights. or claiming any innovation.
What if there is no patent?
We dont tell anyone about our ideas just for this reason, Our products are the way they are, dont ask us why! The lack of technical info on our contruction is for this reason. When we see quotes coming from GB squad members or ex GB squad members who claim our limbs are "over priced over hyped rubbish" we are not sure how we over hyped them as we have a general policy not to advertise as this means opening up our simple, functional attitude to bow design and construction. This is our way of protecting our little secrets.
Win&Win have let our cat out the bag, Good gob its taken them 10 years to realise this. As we have been rushing about with other simple but effective ideas to make our bows better.  |