Excalibur Crossbow Forum

MADMAX2 wrote:Congrats!! to you and her I was up at thanksgiving seen a cow and calf on the new road to Percy and turks are doing well too.
Is the road construction done yet thru Eagle lake?

Thanks for all the Awesome comments.

yep. they just put down the black top yesterday.

Ryan

Congrats. Nice one.

My 17 year old daughter got her First Buck this year with the crossbow and out of a ground blind. :D She used a grunt call to bring him in to ten yards. It only went another 20 yards and piled up. She is 8 months pregnant and was determined to get a buck before the baby came. http://i240.photobucket...

Sign me up to please.

Thank you
Ryan

I'M In.

Thank's
Ryan

I just got back from turkey hunting and I used an X-Act. It put a Huge hole in my turkey.

Ryan

Very Nice Knife. I'M In.
Thanks Da Griz.

RP

I just got a P.M from these one's. freebetforyou
They can't get a bite from the open forum now they are personally trying to piss us off.
They are doing a fine job at it to.

Very Generous of You griz.
I'll take #08
Thank's

Has anyone tested these out? How did they hold up?
Is there a way to shoot them into a bag target without the blade's opening and not adding extra weight doing so.

Thank's for any information.

Ryan

Welcome to the forum Corey.


Sorry Guy's. I should have worded it better.
I was commenting about "aamymoore".
I read the second post and it was obviously a spammer. The link at the bottom was a dead give away to.

Ryan

aamymoore
Looks like spam to me.

Thank you for the reply and info.
That is exactly what I was looking for.

Ryan

I have a normal spam scale and want to weigh some of my arrow combination's. I have been wondering what you use to find the weight of an arrow and or broadhead. What is a grain equal to in say grams. I have tried to do this with my 100 grain muzzy's and I get around 7 grams. Is there a conversion th...

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