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<blockquote data-quote="Ulfgeir" data-source="post: 7869275" data-attributes="member: 7015719">Plus for ingenuity and creativity. but as an archer I must say that he is WAY too casual of the possible legal repercussions of those changes, and I do NOT under any circumstance want to see that thing on the market.&nbsp; Here in Sweden, it is not legal to hunt with a bow. They have been debating legalizing it under certain conditions for like 12 years now or so. Bows are considered sport equipment and does not require licenses or special storage. Crossbows above anything that is a toygun with suction cup, requires a licence to own, and they are difficult to get (unsure of the requirements for storage, but think the mechanism has to be stored separetely). Pistols for example must be stored in locked safes weighing 150 kgs or more (or be bolted to the floor/wall so it cannot be removed)That modification changes the compund-bow from something classified as a sporting equipment to a weapon, and with that come way more regulations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ulfgeir, post: 7869275, member: 7015719"] Plus for ingenuity and creativity. but as an archer I must say that he is WAY too casual of the possible legal repercussions of those changes, and I do NOT under any circumstance want to see that thing on the market. Here in Sweden, it is not legal to hunt with a bow. They have been debating legalizing it under certain conditions for like 12 years now or so. Bows are considered sport equipment and does not require licenses or special storage. Crossbows above anything that is a toygun with suction cup, requires a licence to own, and they are difficult to get (unsure of the requirements for storage, but think the mechanism has to be stored separetely). Pistols for example must be stored in locked safes weighing 150 kgs or more (or be bolted to the floor/wall so it cannot be removed) That modification changes the compund-bow from something classified as a sporting equipment to a weapon, and with that come way more regulations. [/QUOTE]

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