Yeah...for the most part...Swat X1, most Ravins, maybe a Tenpoint or two.

 

A lot of bows have the trigger mechanism displaced behind the actual trigger giving the bulldog or bullpup design feature to them. Few have the latches all the way at the back of the bow - The Swat series of bows are a good example of that. As I’m sure you know it just allows a longer power stroke in a shorter overall bow. It is a feature I for one appreciate as I like a more compact bow, always have - 56” recurves, 60” hybrid longbows, 28” compounds, <30” crossbows…

 

Yep, bullpup just means that the trigger is furthur forward of the firing mechanism.

Shortens the bow a bit and can effect length of pull. Doesn't make anything inherently more dangerous- all crossbow strings are far enough behind your offhand that you need to watch your fingers anyways.