Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I can't speak for the ExoMax, but after several years of experimenting with a Vixen, Exocet, and Exomag, I've found that I get the most accuracy when my string sits just behind and touching the 1" scribe mark. That being the case, having two scribe marks would necessitate having to measure the...

right on Peter...most folks don't realize it, but uncocking it by hand is a whole lot easier than cocking it by hand...most often they don't do it right, or get someone to help them (mistake) and that usually results in a bad one time experience, never to go there again...my wife can let the string ...

Not BUTT'in in but his answer was for the two brace height lines on the rails bj :wink: duh........thanks, Gary...(oh boy, and it's only tuesday :roll: ) ***gary l.... seasoned hunter, master gardener (or maybe that''s your wife), excalibur crossbow collector, and part time comedian ....nice play o...

Carl from Vermont wrote:GaryL,

I thnk he means trigger creap. It's basically any slop in the trigger before lock time.

bstout...kinda wondered this myself...maybe it's kinda like pull the slack out of the trigger, creap ...

are you saying that you have a vixen in kolorfusion?...just checking...

Wayne...

well if your refering to Excaliber arrows just fletch away no need to have a nock reference--- any vane or feather can be the cock vane or feather.... yes, but he can't get it to stay in his jig...we use fieldpoint blunts with a dremel slot cut into them...just screw it into the vane end and there'...

they may not be realizing that the cock feather on the nocked bolt needs to go down...or they forget... yep it comes out of there alright...where she stops, (or goes) nobody knows

Lou...you can bet there's always "a stash" we put aside...

don't forget your camo shorts ...have a good trip ...

RichardS wrote:Much the reason I buy Wasp products.

you just might be on to something there, Richard...

i'm betting he just got a super duper large shipment of those wonderful moon nock bolts... (or maybe he didn't have a clue as to what he was talking about )

These speeds are probably relative anyway as I don't find many 350 gr bolts, nor have I seen anyone actually achieve these speeds across their chronogragh. :o) Thanks. just for your info, a gold tip 20 " bolt with aluminum inserts , 100 grain head, weighs between 348 and 353 grains...there are...

here we go again:...this is getting old real fast ...

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-richard is correct in that the lazers can be cut to 18" and still maintain the minumum "vixen" bolt weight - 325 grains...18", will give you approx. 330-335 grains with a 100 grain point and aluminum inserts...if you've got brass inserts, well that's another story...a 20" f...

his computer is in the "hospital"...

wayne...