Latch On A Crossbow at Sabrina Patrick blog

Latch On A Crossbow. A crossbow latch mechanism is a device used to secure the string of a crossbow in place and hold it under tension, allowing the crossbow to be cocked and ready to fire. Designed to capture the string when the crossbow is cocked (drawn), the latch holds the string in place until it’s released by the trigger. Can be compound or recurve. The trigger system controls the firing. A trigger mechanism for a crossbow typically consists of a trigger, sear, latch, and string latch. A safety prevents accidental release of a bolt and may engage manually or automatically once a crossbow is cocked. When the trigger is pulled, the sear releases the latch, which in turn releases the string latch, allowing the bowstring to be fired. It is either located directly underneath the latch that holds the string in a cocked position or the latch mounted behind the trigger. The prod, also called the lath or tiller, is a flexible piece that attaches the bow to the stock and aids in the release of the bolt. Designed to capture the string when the crossbow is cocked (drawn), the latch holds the string in place until it’s released by the trigger.

Designed to capture the string when the crossbow is cocked (drawn), the latch holds the string in place until it’s released by the trigger. Can be compound or recurve. When the trigger is pulled, the sear releases the latch, which in turn releases the string latch, allowing the bowstring to be fired. It is either located directly underneath the latch that holds the string in a cocked position or the latch mounted behind the trigger. The prod, also called the lath or tiller, is a flexible piece that attaches the bow to the stock and aids in the release of the bolt. A trigger mechanism for a crossbow typically consists of a trigger, sear, latch, and string latch. Designed to capture the string when the crossbow is cocked (drawn), the latch holds the string in place until it’s released by the trigger. A crossbow latch mechanism is a device used to secure the string of a crossbow in place and hold it under tension, allowing the crossbow to be cocked and ready to fire. The trigger system controls the firing. A safety prevents accidental release of a bolt and may engage manually or automatically once a crossbow is cocked.

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Latch On A Crossbow The prod, also called the lath or tiller, is a flexible piece that attaches the bow to the stock and aids in the release of the bolt. A crossbow latch mechanism is a device used to secure the string of a crossbow in place and hold it under tension, allowing the crossbow to be cocked and ready to fire. The trigger system controls the firing. Designed to capture the string when the crossbow is cocked (drawn), the latch holds the string in place until it’s released by the trigger. It is either located directly underneath the latch that holds the string in a cocked position or the latch mounted behind the trigger. The prod, also called the lath or tiller, is a flexible piece that attaches the bow to the stock and aids in the release of the bolt. Can be compound or recurve. A trigger mechanism for a crossbow typically consists of a trigger, sear, latch, and string latch. Designed to capture the string when the crossbow is cocked (drawn), the latch holds the string in place until it’s released by the trigger. When the trigger is pulled, the sear releases the latch, which in turn releases the string latch, allowing the bowstring to be fired. A safety prevents accidental release of a bolt and may engage manually or automatically once a crossbow is cocked.