Excalibur Crossbow Forum

It has a series of holes where the trigger group is fixed to the main tube that goes back to the riser of the bow. You can move the trigger group forward and rearward up to 5 or 6 inches to accommodate most any draw length. Makes it very versatile and will fit most any bow.

No, but I don't think there is need for one after using it for a little while. It has a trigger block which works well.

I think MSRP will be just under $200, if I remember right. $189 maybe? I'm sure some suppliers might give you a better deal. I had better leave the pricing to the experts.

You sure seem to have a problem with this product to go so far as to say we are the same. Find someone who can trace internet addresses. You will find we are not the same.

Do you have any interests in the Draw-loc? There's nothing wrong with it if you do but you should make it clear. You don't have to mention that you own a Scorpyd, LOL! Absolutely zero interest in the company. I am just a guy who saw it and took a liking to something that I feel will be able to get ...

This is quite an detailed question. I think if you do a side by side comparison with identical equipment, then you might could get similar results. But you would need to use something like the new IN-Line Crossbow from Hickory Creek archery which could be shot vertically and then horizontally. There...

I was able to handle one of these bows at the ATA show, and I was VERY impressed with what Jerry has to offer. I was only able to see this bow via the internet on you tube prior to this as there were no dealers in the area, but what I saw intrigued me. I was not sold on the idea much till I had one ...