Excalibur Crossbow Forum

not at all! hey! it's an excalibur. the best x-bows made, period!! for safety purposes though, i would always un-cock it at the end of your hunt! very easy to do.

should have my butt kicked. (no offers to do so please) this is also in part to the previous question i had about erratic arrow flight... upon close inspection of all of my arrows i noticed that my vanes were not evenly spaced between each vane!! :cry: how could i have done this?? :oops: scraping an...

wish you the best!!

thank you all for the response. since i put the new string on had not really had any accuracy problems. (had a spare string) i do not use a scope i use fiber optic sights, however considering going to a different sight. eyes just are not as good as they used to be... as mr. sumner and mr. cossack wh...

after only one season my serving seperated a little bit, maybe 1/8" ( yes string and serving were kept waxed) string was removed for summer. started shooting, in mid aug., 1 in say, 8 shots were erratic, checked arrows. all ok, marked them, still same problem. then suddenly every other shot was...

oh no! thoughts and prayers for a great man! he is one of the first to reply to my questions and comments. please keep us posted on his progress.

mine are gray. how ever all the ones i have seen since then are black. would make sense to have gray also...

need advice, using the S5 sytstem, will not need to use dissipater bar. by removing pads only, bar would still make noise. really do not want to remove any lib bolts :shock: and discover the bolt is to long. should i remove bars? what is the proper and safe way to do this? or should i just leave the...

just re-fletched my arrows and used wraps. after awhile they will get scratched up, no big deal... as far as accuracy, no problems.

wow learn something new every time i read the forum! ok i have the s5 system. i to removed pads for the summer, and just put them back on. now if i want to remove the whole system that means removing the bolt that holds on the limb! not sure if i want to try that?? or should i just remove pads? but ...

fusion vanes are good also... re-fletched all mine with 3" fusions. still stayed witha straight clamp with 2* offset... the blazers (2") can be used with more helical, and still have good arrow flight... sounds good and all, but i think i will stay with the straight fletch in 3"...

lets hear it guys and gals, which is best? is there really any difference?

well said! words of a true woodsman... and a marine! god bless

good day xbow gurus hope all is well in your part of the world... just wanted to know if anyone has ever used a grayling arrow fletcher. recently purchased this inexpensive jig and i just want to rave about it... i am all but ready to melt down my bitzenberger fletcher, and make sinkers out of it!! ...

welcome... i still am new to this site. i cannot begin to tell you how much i learned from these xbow guru's!! yes i took off my string and most defenitely removed the pads. where i store my bows, it gets kinda warm in summer, and with the heat wave we had in the north east recently, i am glad i did...