Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Boo wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 17, 2021 2:13 pm

seabee401 wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 17, 2021 1:58 pm

Is it tricky on the let down when you disengage the c2 and try to lower it ?
Tom

As long as you don't let go of the crank handle, you'll be good. It sure does hurt if you let go!

Sounds like you speak from experience Boo ! LOl! I'll be sure and hang on !

I don't miss them either, because that's all I own! ( maybe too many!) I guess one could say I " modernized" by jumping into the Matrix series but I don't have a desire or need for any more bows. I would have a problem if I had to choose one though! Also, I kinda like the peep sights and p...

Is it tricky on the let down when you disengage the c2 and try to lower it ?
Tom

Is it possible to change strings or adjust brace ht. Using the C2 crank? Just had shoulder surgery and can't pull rope cocking aid. Never tried this before.
Thanks
Tom

Just received email from them yesterday that they were sending my replaced limbs on my riser. They gave me a ups tracking number. It was a pretty quick turnaround considering the holiday.
So, yes they are there and working till today anyway. Hope this helps.
Happy New Year,
Tom

Yes I called warranty and they were really good. Said I could just send in riser with limbs and they would take care of it. I had the option of them sending me new limbs but I didn't want the trouble with getting the bolts out.
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Tom

I noticed the newer stringing aids have a flat bottom with half round top. The older ones are just a circle. Can the newer ones be used with both long limb older models as well as Matrix series bows ? Also, the plastic tubing that is over the string is getting chewed up. Can the stringer be used wit...

While checking brace height on my Matrix 350se I noticed the string was not centered on the middle of the left limb. Further inspection from the limb tip looking in revealed a slight twist in the left limb.
Is this a big problem? Could the string loop cause this?
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Tom

Does anyone know who still sells the original Easton Firebolt ? All I can find is the Black Eagle Firebolts. Did Easton stop making them for Excalibur ?

Ya, Black Eagles shafts are produced entirely off shore. Easton had one line, BLOODLINE or AXIS, whichever they used for Excal shafts that was produced in the US. I wasn't sure which shaft the firebolt was made from. Otherwisee, virtually all carbon shafts are imported. They are component assembled...

janesy wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 27, 2020 10:25 pm

Easton or Black Eagle?

Black Eagle

So, just received my Firebolts in the mail. When I inspected the box, as I always do, I came across " Made in China " on the back.
I thought they were all made in Canada. Has anyone else noticed this?
Tom

Shot a doe tonight with the 150's. 25 yard shot double lung. Deer ran 60 yards stopped for 10 seconds and fell over. Between ribs going in, hit rib going out. Found bolt in sandy soil, with one blade missing. I am thinking it broke off on the exiting rib hit. Nice 3" slice thru lungs. congrats...

Them 150s would fly awsome on a easton 2219 alluminum .The 150 grain and a 30 grain insert. ....perrfect together. Its nice to see some heavier heads coming out. Yes, I agree longbow joe. First I've seen a 150 grain mechanical. Wondering if it would fly good on the top of Firebolts or Diablo bolts?...

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