Excalibur Crossbow Forum

gerald strine wrote:Here is a mechanical I am sure will group well that weighs 170 grains and cuts the deer in half to make it easy to get out of the woods.

http://www.newarchery.com/products/1-57 ... s/foc.html

That's funny!

So that's where my big 9 went.....I didn't know they could run so far.

Congratulations! Nice shot! Mount that sucker or one day you'll wish you had.

I took a friend hog hunting last year. He's right handed and nearly blind in his right eye and had never shot a crossbow before. He made a 25 yard left handed shot on a hog no problem. My father was a US Army marksman and as a child I watched him shoot right and left handed, upside down between his ...

Make sure the horizontal reticle in the scope is parallel to the bow. If the scope is a slight turn off it will affect the windage at different distances. In your case loosen the scope rings and slightly turn the scope counter clockwise "when looking through the scope" and see if it helps...

I've been shooting my Equinox year round for 3 years. It spends hundreds of hours cocked and loaded each year and I have only unstrung to adjust or replace the string. It still slings a 460 grain bolt almost too fast to see.....right where it's aimed. I almost feel sorry for it and I used to worry a...

Make sure the horizontal reticle in the scope is parallel to the bow. If the scope is a slight turn off it will affect the windage at different distances. In your case loosen the scope rings and slightly turn the scope counter clockwise "when looking through the scope" and see if it helps.

The dozen will have the brass inserts. The fully threaded 110 grain insert is the "unique insert system" of the Laser II bolts. They do offer an aluminum insert if you wanted to shoot a 170 grain broadhead or 3D shoot with field points as well as screw in weights to dial them in. They are ...

The GT Laser II's come with the brass 110 gr inserts. Follow this link:

http://www.bowhunterssuperstore.com/gol ... 62862.html

The i.d of the firebolt measures .304" on the caliper and the factory inserts measure .3035"

Powerbolts .297" i.d Firebolts .304" i.d. Laser II .300 I.d. If you want to shoot the very common easy to find 100 gr broadheads with an off the shelf bolt I'd say go with the GT Laser II. The brass inserts give you more than enough FOC with or without Luminocks and they are cheaper than t...

The fall may have pushed the scope mount down. Loosen the 4 screws and raise the scope and mount until you are back on target. This is what happened to mine. It didn't fall or get hit by anything. No more Varizones for me.

Welcome! You're in the right place......The members of this forum are like no other. Congratulations on your new Excalibur and best of luck to you!

All of my bucks and most of the does have gone nocturnal.

Riflemanz wrote:I'm sold on the spitfires!

X2 !!!

The Spitfires are hard to beat. Amazing wounds, very accurate and they have the same POI as field points.