Medi-Dart crossbow bow end (MDCBWE)
Replacement bow end for the Medi-Dart crossbow, the end fitting at the limb of the crossbow assembly.
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Crossbows in cattle work lead a rougher life than crossbows anywhere else. They ride in truck boxes, get set against corral rails and go over the side of a quad, and the ends of the bow are what usually meets the ground first. That is the part this listing replaces. It is a single component of the Medi-Dart crossbow rather than an assembly, so it suits an operation repairing a launcher that is otherwise sound. The bow itself, the string and the mounting hardware are all stocked separately, which means most damage can be dealt with by replacing the one piece that failed rather than the whole outfit. Fitment is to the Medi-Dart crossbow only. The projectile bow-and-arrow system and the extension pole syringe share none of this. Work from the parts diagram in your Medi-Dart manual when you order and when you reassemble, since several crossbow parts look alike on a bench and only one of them is right. Anything that changes the geometry of the bow can change where the dart goes, so once it is back together, shoot at a target and confirm your point of impact before you shoot at an animal. This is durable hardware rather than a consumable. What you administer through the dart remains a matter for your veterinarian and the product label.
Specifications
- Brand
- Medi-Dart
- Product name
- Medi-Dart crossbow bow end (MDCBWE)
- Category
- Farm and Ranch › Farm and Ranch Essentials
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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