Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Sorry to hear that. Hopefully, from what I've read on The Excalibur Facebook page, a solution to the limb failures seems to have been found. Apparently, the limbs that are being produce now, along with some new hardware should resolve the problem. Follow link for more info: https://www.facebook.com/...

It's guys like this that are clueless and contribute to the increased incidents of limb failures.

I feel that we might see Matrix size limbs making a comeback. I say that due to what I've read on the Excalibur Facebook page. Some folks are complaining once again about Micro limb failures. Some are blaming it on faulty limbs, while others seem to think that it's the riser that's at fault. Persona...

This is what your bow is thinking....Another woman? I got one thing to say to you.........Lupara! :lol: :lol: :lol: :shock: :eusa-shifty: :shock: :eh: :cry: Anthony, you look confused. Perhaps, even though you're of Italian decent, you don't understand the term "lupara" Lupara is an Italian word. L...

I usually try to avoid amazon.com China virus goods but thought I'd give these a try... lol Not too shabby for $29.00 cdn to my door for a dozen weight matched stainless steel field points. All 12 weigh 99.8 gr to 100gr. :) They come with a case and lense cloth... https://www.amazon.com/ORRANNI-Sta...

Good to hear it made a good recovery, but it would of been better if it didn't need the surgery in the first place. Hopefully the surgery fixed things so that further operations will not be needed.

I feel I don't need spare limbs. The ones I've gotten will last me indefinitely.

Of course that's because I have four spare Excalibur crossbows.

Dam, look at that. Excalibur gotta stop making their crossbows so accurate.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY PETER, and wishing you many more to come.

Congrats!!!

Why don't you install the new Charger EXT crank on the bow and keep shooting it? That's what I did with all of my bows now. Good luck! Although I have a EXT Charger, I don't like using it. When I bought my first Micro, the Axe 340, I found cocking it took more effort than I was used to, so I got th...

Father Time shows no mercy. That's right folks, it's time to bid farewell to one of my beloved Excaliburs. Up until last year I had no problem cocking my Matrix 380. Then when I got the new reinforced limbs,I noticed a few things, it was shooting faster and was even more accurate. That made me very ...

That sounds like a good plan.
As we grow older, we grow wiser. At least some of us.

I purchased my first Excalibur (Wolverine) back in 1989. Since then I've owned about 14. All of the standard straight stock Exo-series, from the Vixen to the Exomax, and a thumbhole Vortex. In the Matrix series I've briefly owned the 405 Mega. I presently own five, a Exocet 200, a Matrix 380, a Matr...

Good for you Dennis. I'm sure you'll love your Saturdays, and as time goes on you'll wonder how you ever had time to go to work.