Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I'll have to check that out, thanks for the replies and info guys

havent been on here for many years, due to work and life my excal phoenix has been hanging stored for the last couple years, scope cover on, when I took it out this fall I found that the scope has a distortion in it, like one of the lenses has an unclean coating of dust, Ive cleaned the lenses and i...

its a little old but I'm going to throw a reply out anyway... Don, if your still in the hunt for a GPSR I highly suggest you go to geocaching.com and go to the "GPS and technology" section in that forum(the "for sale" section is good for some deals too), you'll find endless info ...

its probably been asked before but I couldnt find it in the quick search I did, but my question is does the ibex stock swap with the phoenix? and if not why? I'd like to try the thumbhole stock and if they interchange I was thinking of just picking up one for the ibex and swappping it with the stand...

I use 85gr thuderheads in my alumin 2213 crossbow arrows and get "same hole" accuracy, but those arrows also have 18% FOC... I tried 125gr thunderheads and got pretty much the same results as everyone else, I did do some tinkering with weight transfer and FOC and did get them to fly pretty...

I didnt look but I take it thats the basic yellow 12 channel model I get into gpsr's/mapping somewhat, and no offence to the gpsr anyone owns, but most of the non "H"(high sensitivity receiver) models are pretty obsolete now, they work alright if your in an area where you can keep a signal...

the guy walking around on it is bad enough, but I have to wonder about the procedures and the guys who actually built it... especially for 1901... building technology wasnt real advanced back then, I bet the actual building of that thing was quite an ordeal...

It's long but woth it at the end http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oh9gfIoRmoc&NR=1 I cant remember them that well but that looks like the guy from, and kind of like a scene from, the old "they call me trinity" and/or "trinity is still my name" movies, they were pretty cool... ...

I'm just wondering if the differing weights results from a comparison of different bolts/arrows. Easton makes two versions of the power bolt. the Carbon realtree power bolt shaft weighs 11.3 grains per inch which gives you a shaft wt of 226. Their insert and flatback knock total another 80 grains. ...

my kids' bikes... my sons KX65(this little thing is FAST...) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v617/wasted2am/kx650471.jpg my daughters PW80 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v617/wasted2am/jamespw80.jpg and a pocket bike that was supposed to be mine but it got overtaken by my kids as soon as its ti...

along with hunting motorcycles are my main passion in life, I've been riding/racing dirtbikes since I was 5 years old and riding streetbikes since I've had my drivers liscence... I've been slowly getting mine out and ready for riding this year, theres been quite a few guys out already but its still ...

I've been kind of learking on here for a while but have never posted, however I wanted to reply on your comment on the police "pinking" the cell phone I dont know if this has been discussed here before but I've looked into this pretty indepth, its been kind of a popular vehicle theft deter...