Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Galgo wrote:After my first year I went to a hip quiver to keep them out of the way and keep weight of the bow. Wont' go back.

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Same thought here. Hip quiver definitely solves the problem of balance

Great post, very instructive.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge !

Both are excellent ! You can't go wrong with an Excal. Both are smooth and easy to cock and very, very accurate. I'd give an advantage to the Vortex : - A tad more powerful - Better polish and finish I'd personally go for.... an Exocet, which has same specs as a Vortex but I prefer traditional grips...

PETA are a bunch of ignorants, as many of the institutionalized "ecologists" associations are. Those idiots 'ideas pollutes every modern country in the world. They are the same people that care about "protecting wildlife from evil hunters" and that support higher taxes on fuel be...

Thanks for the hint !

Oops missread !

What happened to your bumpers ?

I'm concerned about mine, the flemish is pressing hard on them 24/7 and they got a nasty mark.

That's a day you'll fondly remember.
Enjoy your crossbow, be safe and shoot straight !

Happy birthday !
Cheers!

Wow, awesome work.
It was great to see all the steps of its shaping.
Congratulations to the crafter and to the owner !

Crossbow shooting geeks, unite under this post
/purr

Same here !

/popcorn

Wow, you're lucky ! It's not common to have a vulture nesting in such a place.

Hi Max-4,
I think the Exocet is more silent. Cocking either should not be a problem.
At 40-50 yards range, the speed difference between the bows is almost unnoticeable.
Both are equally accurate and if you take good care of your serving and grease it regularly, your strings will have a long lifespan.

Too bad for them vultures, there is nothing rotten here, just a good stupid joke =) Moving there end of April. I'm not particularly found of the city of PG, to be mild. Went to a hunting shop that sells a few Excals and a lot of compounds crossbows... But didn't carry any bolts for Excalibur. Bummer.