Excalibur Crossbow Forum

What was the bolt length?

ComfyBear wrote:The crossbow used was an Excalibur Exomax with a draw weight of 225lbs

Ah, thank you very much

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What was the draw-weight of the crossbow?

Thank you

* I feel like I should ask this in a more historical forum, but I'll give this a try.* Okay, let me just make sure about something. It's just that I have only seen historical self wooden and metal crossbow. But the recurve (wooden, composite, metal) crossbow would also have between 3.25 to 4 inches ...

Actually, an Excalibur's recommended brace height is between 1" to 1 1/2", when measured from where the riser meets the mainframe. Since you're stating that an Excalibur has a 5" brace height, I am assuming that you're measuring the brace height of an Excalibur from where the limbs a...

Most of the historical crossbows that I have seen have short brace-heights. However, I have only seen non-recurve metal crossbows and wooden-self crossbows. I tried to confirm that the recurve shape crossbows have short brace-heights by looking at the Excalibur crossbows on Youtube. Surprisingly, al...

I apologize if I have caused any suspicion.

Yes, I am talking about target practice (though with regular bolts; 200-350 grams).
Thus, I am not talking about shooting animals at a great distance.

I have heard from a reliable person that the excalibur crossbow is very good. I have checked out the brand's site, and it does appear to be a good crossbow brand. However, I cannot find seem to find their maximum (not effective) range. The person that I have talked to isn't here right now. However, ...