Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Tell me about it...mine still fog up even if i put them on after my mask. So i leave them at camp ....Maybe contact would do the trick

hey ty guys for the quick response

i found this site after i posted, worth a look at

http://www.bowsite.com/bowsite/features ... grunt.html

http://www.bowsite.com/menu.cfm?State=Ontario

terminator18969 wrote:the tool they give you to pull the string back with the 2 hooks how do you do that so the string latches and not the tool thx greg

you should watch these videos, they are very usefull...there is one on the rope cocking aid

http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/video.html

what kind of calls is better to call in the bucks and where can i find info on how to call deer. ( websites etc.)

p.s. what kind of calls are all of you using ?

huntman wrote:that's why i refuse to hunt on crown land! If you don't want that problem find some private property

Have to agree with ya Huntman......we hunt 220 acres of private property on Manitoulin Island.....we put up some No Tresspasing signs and peace and quiet.

my first X-bow doe...10yds shot

is it still available and do you have a pic of it

TY Garyl........

ok i guess i have the Excel string. so i should put in the middle of the two marks ?

Nice doe bud

i shot mine this weekend

The 2 lines are for Excel string that has very little strech and should be between the lines, but if your usining Fast Flight Flemish string that does stretch then you start a new string an 1 1/2 inches from the riser till most of the stretch is gone then leave it about 1 1/8 incnes from the riser ...

i recently purchased a new Exocet 200 and a friend of mine said my string was not far back enough on the riser. After looking at the video, they say to put it 1/2 in. back from the mark on the riser, but i noticed there are 2 marks on the riser, so which mark do i use. The video sais the mark is 1in...

Hey Tye, i used a Aimpoint for years on my .308 and my dad used one on his .30-06......they are fast to shoot with, put dot on animal and shoot, you can shoot it with both eyes open, therefore your field of view is wider. just make sure you put fresh batteries before the season look at this one....a...