Excalibur Crossbow Forum

The review is quite comprehensive in it's explanation. Besides the twin limbs, it is quite clear that the "upgrades" introduced would be a welcomed addition to the the standard two-limbed bows. Currently owning five Excaliburs, I'm not looking to add to that collection. However if the "upgraded" fea...

It's all relative and depends on what one is used to. Weight and balance wise they don't feel that much different. It's more the difference in size that I notice more. Until the Matrix bows were introduced the Exo-series didn't seem too unwieldly. It was only when I bought my first Matrix that I not...

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Tue Jan 12, 2021 2:25 pm

Kinda looks like one of those RONCO garden tools.

Maybe Ron Popeil had a hand in its invention. I believe he's still alive and kicking at the age of 85.

It's all a personal choice. So all good advice. All I will add is if your crossbow is an Exo-series model and has "dissipater pads" make "sure" to remove the rubber pads, otherwise they will be crushed once the string is removed.

Now we're going from the sublime to the ridiculous!

The loyalist with the spare limbs don't cry about the down time and the "whoa is me" forum post, after something breaks, because they don't have too. I don't look at it as insurance, I look at it as being prepared. Say you bump your bow off a picnic table and a limb splinters the next shot. Not you...

.....I have decided to play a game with myself....in light of me entering another season of scourging (known as tax season).....I will remove myself from this forum from today until April 15.....at which time I will return to see how Boo, Jeff and others feel about their new twin strike bows.....se...

....I have just watched Wyvernns video on the new XB.....dang, I all of a sudden got real excited like a kid in the candy store.....why? ....because I own 4 xb's, 3 of which are excaliburs....all shoot great, all have a bunch of accessories and I can proudly say they are mine.... ....I am most humb...

Bowtech already has the Stryker Katana crossbow. So whether any new "wheeled" Bowtech crossbow bares the Excalibur or Stryker nameplate it will be a moot point.

Here's a comprehensive review from CrossbowExperts on the Excalibur TwinStrike crossbow for those of you who are wondering if it's for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFFOFndbMF0&feature=emb_rel_end The way I see it, the new innovations introduced in this bow will, in the future, probably migra...

Here's a comprehensive review from CrossbowExperts on the Excalibur TwinStrike crossbow for those of you who are wondering if it's for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFFOFndbMF0&feature=emb_rel_end The way I see it, the new innovations introduced in this bow will, in the future, probably migra...

You did not take ownership nor did you address anything. You pretended like nothing happened. Not that you're owed an explanation, since you've proven that you fail to grasp the obvious. However I'll humour you. I apprised Peter of what went down, explained each and everyone's involvement (includin...

Your whole post shows lack of ownership of what you do.. On the contrary, I do take ownership, and addressed the issue. I am also able to take snide remarks, unlike some folks who only know how to dish it out, but go ballistic the minute they feel that they are the recipients. :roll: So like I prev...

You'll see the link if you scroll down to the bottom and put your curser over "EXPERIENCE" on the lower left. I'm thinking it is a common way for webmasters to get you to look at content. Lord help us if someone changes the location of the toilet paper! They should have an internet for old fogies :...

You'll see the link if you scroll down to the bottom and put your curser over "EXPERIENCE" on the lower left. I'm thinking it is a common way for webmasters to get you to look at content. Lord help us if someone changes the location of the toilet paper! They should have an internet for old fogies :...