Excalibur Crossbow Forum

GaryL, don't worry about any problems. I'm sure that like any new product, the Max is having a few "growing pains". No doubt the Excalibur folks are investigating and will find a quick solution. Their service/warrantly is great, so they'll surely make things right and fix any problems that...

here we go again:...this is getting old real fast :roll: ... from the web site: "85s IN STOCK. 100s AND 125s OUT OF STOCK. WORKING TO GET BACKORDERS TO SHOPS ASAP. WILL BE AT LEAST 2 WEEKS BEFORE NEW ORDERS SHIP. WILL UPDATE ASAP. THANK YOU for your support, it is much appreciated." Wayne...

Homemade ladder and platform. Similiar to a treehouse, without the walls.

I agree that sitting on a firearm isn't necessary smart, not to mention unsafe. Pointing a muzzle in an unsafe direction is definitely a no-no. Like WW says, and anyone who's taken a firearms saftey course knows Rule #1. If I was one of the onlookers, I might have questioned his actions. However, i...

Good advice GaryL

Since you have two cameras, why don't you set one on time and the other on date. If you happen to get a pic of the same animals, then you'll know more or less both the time and the date

Cold Steel knives are made of good quality, very hard steel, so they hold their edge longer than most, because of this, if dulled, sharping them is very labour intensive. So keep it sharp.

Dan_DE,
That's a good assortment of prodigny, you all must of made your daddy proud.

BTW, the knucklehead, would that by any chance be you?

Islington Sportsmen Club is at Hwy #50 & #9, off of Humberstation Rd

I must say, we are a well eduma-cated bunch. We even know a little bit about crossbows. However, I was thinking, if Shania Twain was a member would she say/sing. "That don't impress me much". :lol: After all it's not the amount of formal education one has, but how one utililize it. In alot...

steven in England wrote:Good luck Woody hope it goes well. I hope to be out and about with my bow in a few weeks.
Steven

Ditto from me, on both points. On the second point, just don't go and be sitting on it like that S. African instructor.

If one let's their imagine run wild and assumes, then the picture can invoke many different thoughts. I agree that sitting on a firearm isn't necessary smart, not to mention unsafe. Usually a picture is worth a thousand words, however in this case, since it stands alone, one doesn't know if the fire...

One must wonder we are among "Chicken Little". Look in the sky it's.......

I'm not sure what will be on my plate, but if I'm able, I'd be willing.

Attended York U. for 2.5 yr (psychology, anthropology), only to take a job with a major public transportation company, first as a planner/scheduler, and then co-ordinator technical support and development. Now, retired after 30 years.