Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Notice today that my bow is shooting inch low , an notice on the left limb by the Limb bolt some up an down cracks, they kind of look like it just might be the outer finish on the limbs an some appear deep. Debating on taking it back to the bow shop for them to evaluate it . I've owned 4 crossbow n...

Congrats Wabi!! The ole phoenix wil be a deer killer way after most of us are

I have to say its a guy thing . the first thing you thought about was the scope..not your ribs :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: I dont know how may times i have heard guys (me included) talk about a car or motorcycle accident and the first thing that goes through our mind is..hope the bike/car is ok :mrgreen...

the deal is no dryfire is good. I have seen excaliburs take multiple dryfires with no damage and ive seen em damaged on the first one. the cool thing is, damage or not you wont be out of commission long. They are easy to fix yourself or if you choose to send it in for replacement limbs then that doe...

wow!!! that looks awfull..whats the story here?

This sucks man.. In his defense it could have been just time for this to happen. Would you have caught it in time? maybe ...did he run it too hard ?... maybe .. did the water pump stop up ?..maybe.. This is why i hate to borrow anything.. and also why i hate to loan anything.. I hope you will let hi...

Nice job!! As Homer Simpson would say " DOE"

I would say that if the string is waxed well then it wont absorb water and will fire spot on..conversely if its a dry string and soaks up a lot of water then the point of impact could change some. as far as the trigger unit..it will get filled with dirty water and will need a good cleaning and dryin...

The trigger block screws are what holds the trigger unit to the mainframe. To access them, you'll need to remove your stock from the mainframe. They are hidden from view, but you can reach them with your Allen wrenches once the stock is removed. I removed my stock. So just to be sure, the trigger b...

Ont_Excal wrote:

Boo wrote:There would be a whole whack of happier people if chronographs were more expensive.

Or more people shot their chronograph!!!!!!!

I heard that can happen

I dated a few gals that turned out to be "NOT AS ADVERTISED"

Easy there Bubba we are all friends here and I didnt mean to offend.

Are you saying a fast bow isn't as accurate as a slower bow ! If you're splitting hairs, what you think Strum was saying is right. Speed enhances irregularities and imperfections in a bow. But I don't think that's what he's saying. not sure what i was saying :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: didnt mean...

This a classic ..mine is bigger than yours scenario.. three or 4 guys get together for a shoot and decide to see whose is the fastest.. and someone came up short. yes as i recall we had a big thread about this when the 380's came out. not many of them actually did 380fps . if is was me , i wouldnt s...

a couple of years a go i went with the HSS vest love it !! i did some testing to see how it felt hanging and how to get back in the stand if i fell. Im glad i did. I found i can get back in my stand IF I can get turned to face the tree. I can do it ok but i do see it as a challenge for less agile gu...