Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Uncocking with the crank is like playing with a snake. Sooner or later you will get bit! JMHO. Be carefull. it does hurt.

Great looking xbows. Only trouble is my state has a 200 pound max draw weight. Sure would be nice if they could tame it down a touch. A smaller shorter xbow is the cats a$$. I'd love it, you guys are lucky if it is leagle in your neck of the woods

I personly would not want oil on my serving. Deffinitly not where the claws contact the string. Sounds like an accident waiting to happen.jmo

Please don't try this on live game.

Looks like a buck is about to pee on your camera

vixenmaster, you know how to live life Keep on doing what your doing.

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Lesson 1. Never hunt with a strange gun without trying it out first on a target

Hey, Everybody on this board / forum. Have a Safe and Happy Thanks Giving.

Personally I prefer a scope with a cross hair. I don't need a lighted cross hair either. I found that I don't have any trouble turning them on. I just never can remember to turn them OFF!!!. :shock: No problem with the cross hair scope but a red dot is finished with a dead battery. Many people like ...

You should post this on the trading post.

I would like to know if you can put vixen 11 limbs on the vortex to reduce the pull to 150 pounds. This would be great for target shooting with much less fatigue on my old muscles. I think it would be a pleasure to shoot. :) I love my vortex for hunting but not for target shooting. Really don't want...

Your welcome and glad your here. Ask any and all questions and you will get answers from all the great members on this forum. They all try and help as much as they can.

Here is a tip on how to check your string. Put a spot of black marker on each side of the string when it is uncocked,one on each side of the rail. When you cock the string you will know right away if it is even or not.hope this helps.

Sorry to here that gundog. It depends weather you have wet or dry macular. Wet can be treated, dry can not. Dry takes a lot longer to cause eye loss than wet. My wife has wet in one eye and dry in the other. It isn't good either way.