Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Congrats, you're one ahead of us Ontario folks. We still have a six day wait before we can skewer any hollow hairs.

........... While I've never fired any of these from my Emag, from what I've read on the forum none of them can compare with either the tricks or the montecs. Am I missing something? Now that all depends on who you ask.. A BUNCH of us on here do very well with the Wasp SST Hammers... Woody I agree,...

It seems to me that one can't sell what one doesn't have access to. However, no business wants to lose a potenial sale, so of course it will try to push and recommend what they have on hand. Al's is no different than a lot of shops, but thankfully not all. If you're interested in Slick Tricks try bj...

Woody, I would think that this picture of you is more suitable for your Avatar. http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0TwD0ApMXtLIEVYMQIBFlGTwqXXlwSR1BHnslkks1HeIBnkxSUxfVsuZUaWPnn4a5*WlvQ8rE2reeRrGwQgdqDZBS3DSUgDo6qyz!MzIIJGq64tWIe89b1g/Crossbow%20Buck%202.jpg? Here want the thumbnail looks like. http://sc...

I think it's a good idea, we just have to be careful that our mugs don't scare people off.

Down here in the south it opens on the 1st of October. I still have to get my bow ready! Figures, I work where we make the things and my own bow is not sighted in for broadheads yet. Something about the shoe makers kids had no shoes or something..... :D ! Peter Peter, that's one reason why I didn't...

ComfyBear are xbows meet them Requirements don't they :?: :lol: :wink: Well let's see: They are held in one's hands, it'd be a bit hard using one's feet. One uses one's hands to draw the string. It is released using a finger when squeezing the trigger/release-aid Well I'll be darned, I suppose it's...

I was just checking out the Martin Archery Website Here's how the classify a Hunting bow. :shock: Recommendations •A hunting bow should remain a HAND-HELD, HAND-DRAWN and HAND-RELEASED (finger or release aid) weapon. •A hunting arrow should remain an elongated shaft with a hunting head mounted on th...

Isn't competition great. I feel if the price is right anything will sell. However, price isn't the only thing, good service by someone who'll stand behind what they're selling is also important.

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 ...

I'm very particular with the maintenance of strings, and I've had strings last me two years or more. However, I found that the serving on those bought at shops don't last as long as they should. Getting tired with seeing them fray and separate, I decided that " he is served best, he who serves ...

It's a fact that not all triggers are built the same. Some can have minor flaws that are missed on the production line, but caught by a diligent dealer. Other times they are only found by the buyer. Such was the case with me. On my current Exomag, I didn't have a bad trigger, but the safety wasn't s...

It was a foregone conclusion, once the old stock was depleted, the new would replace it. Time will tell if the same will hold true for the other parts.

Maybe it's time to be thinking about upgrading.

I just received my today. I would think that you'll be getting yours tomorrow, or early next week.

Like any product, if one knows where to look, some are always available. A PM here, an email there, is all that it takes. If you can't get what you want from Peter, then try Paul. After all money talks.