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A groundbreaking ceiling in crossbow engineering, the Lancet F1 weighs just under 10 pounds and shoots arrows at 370 ft/sec. It features micro limbs, a patented design that sparks debate about whether it qualifies as a true crossbow. Costing around $2,000, it's positioned as the world's first hunting-grade crossbow—focused on precision, power, and innovation.
The RSX7 Doomsday Slingshot
A budget-friendly yet capable slingbow, the RSX7 Doomsday can preload up to 40 rounds of 8mm ball bearings or a single bolt. With an adjustable front handle, it can hit soda cans at 300 feet, combining the simplicity of a slingshot with some of the power and accuracy of a crossbow. Weighing just over 4 pounds, it is portable and versatile, perfect for survivalists.