Crossbow barrel
Provided is a crossbow barrel comprising a first elongated shaft having a proximal end of the first elongated shaft and a distal end of the first elongated shaft opposite the proximal end of the first elongated shaft; and a second elongated shaft having a proximal end of the second elongated shaft, a distal end of the second elongated shaft opposite the proximal end of the second elongated shaft.
1. A crossbow barrel comprising
a first elongated shaft having
a proximal end of the first elongated shaft,
a distal end of the first elongated shaft opposite the proximal end of the first elongated shaft,
the first elongated shaft being elongated to define a first barrel axis of elongation extending from the proximal end of the first elongated shaft to the distal end of the first elongated shaft, and
a first barrel direction of elongation extending from the proximal end of the first elongated shaft to the distal end of the first elongated shaft; and
a second elongated shaft having
a proximal end of the second elongated shaft,
a distal end of the second elongated shaft opposite the proximal end of the second elongated shaft,
a top side,
the second elongated shaft being elongated to define a second barrel axis of elongation extending from the proximal end of the second elongated shaft to the distal end of the second elongated shaft, and
a second barrel direction of elongation extending from the proximal end of the second elongated shaft to the distal end of the second elongated shaft;
wherein,
the second barrel axis of elongation is parallel to the first barrel axis of elongation,
the second barrel axis of elongation is offset from the first barrel axis of elongation in a direction defining a top barrel direction perpendicular to the first barrel axis of elongation,
the first barrel direction of elongation and the second barrel direction of elongation are offset and point in the same direction, and
the first elongated shaft has engagement components adapted to operationally engage with a counterpart component; and
wherein, the first elongated shaft is tapered such that it decreases in cross-section area normal to the first barrel axis of elongation in the first barrel direction of elongation.