Excalibur Crossbow Forum

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I'd give them neither.

If government agents had the kahunas to come to your house asking for one or the other it wouldn't be long before they're back demanding the ones that you chose to keep.

Just my two bits.

That's way more fun than any one person should be allowed to have!!!!!

Sign me up for some of that action.

I'm in!!!!

By the way, that's not a blemish, that's called character.

Welcome to the club. Wait til you shoot it....you'll have an ear to ear grin on your face.

P.S. Three key pieces of advice when shooting to avoid a dry fire:
1. Cock string.
2. Put safety on.
3. Load a bolt.

I had a similar situation with my first progressive reloading press that I bought from Dillon Precision back in 1992. I was setting up my new RL550B without reading some of the instructions (typical guy for ya) and on the first stroke of the ram I broke a part. I called Dillon and told them what I d...

# 45, thanks for the chance.

Benelli Super Black Eagle II on some remote property and then the Vortex in my backyard. Here are a couple of pictures of a group of ten that come into my backyard just about everyday. These two pics show two toms and three hens, the other five are just out of range of the camera. Happy hunting ever...

I'll be using my Benelli Super Black Eagle II on some remote property and my Vortex in my backyard. Here are a couple of pictures of a group of ten that come into my backyard almost daily. These two pictures show a couple of toms and three hens, the other five birds are a few feet away. Good hunting...

I'm using a Fenix TK20. It goes with me on every hunt. I'll never go back to traditional mag-lite style lamps. It takes AA batteries but the lithium batteries work best (which I buy in bulk at Sam's Club). The amount of light that this little rig puts out is simply amazing. Good luck finding the one...

I have a groundpounder myself and I just picked up a S5 for $45 (good price). So I would be VERY interested in getting a set of new hardware so I can keep the use of my top mounted quiver. Thanks.

Glad to see that she is doing great. I think that her being a hunting breed will help immensely. She'll have plenty of outdoor activities to keep her engaged both physically and mentally. And judging by the way she is sniffing that deer I'd say she is well on her way.

bstout wrote:I've never had summer sausage that I didn't like. In my opinion there isn't a better snack to take along hunting.

I couldn't agree more. I usually take some venison sticks or sliced summer sausage with me (along w/ some crackers).

I have to admit that venison summer sausage w/cheddar cheese in it is my all time favorite food to snack on. My 3yr old son(Hunter) and I were enjoying this Friday afternoon when suddenly my doorbell rang. Low and behold it was the mail carrier with a package of arrows from Crazyfarmer. It was a Kod...

Congratulations. Looks like everything went "down" just fine.

Enjoy all of the good eats.