Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Gee X-cal here they are.

Retention clips for for innerloc EXP models. 9 pack $4.49

http://innerloc.com/secure/index.php?ma ... ucts_id=53

Rant over, Mike’s happy again.

Bones wrote:Go to the innerloc Broadhead web site they have them there. They make the excal BH's

Thanks for the good info. Bones

How did that broad head work on your deer ?? I've only killed my target with my x-acts so have no idea how well they down a deer, and wow, had a tough time trying to switch out the blades. What kind of exit hole did it leave,and how far did the target travel after the shot? One word ‘Awesome’ :D Br...

My email response from Excalibur… RE: Excalibur Website Contact Form Mike; The retaining pins are built right into the shaft of the broadhead and if destroyed, the broadhead is no good unfortunately. Sorry, I know this is not the answer you were looking for. Dawn I’m sorry but I have to throw the B...

I use the Excaliber X-Act Mechanical Broadhead for deer hunting. 1 of the 3 blades & retaining pin was damaged on a deer I took last fall. I recently bought a 9 blade pack of replacement blades to get this broadhead back up and running again. The problem is no new retaining pins came with the re...

gerald strine wrote:Keep your rope cocker in it .

That, or what I put in mine is an extra string and the string changing aid.

That was me Neo,
Thanks for posting those pictures here.
I also posted pictures of mine, thanks for the great idea.
Mike

Thanks maine hunter,

This little leather pouch is actually from back in my pipe smoking days. It’s a zippered leather pipe tobacco pouch. The leather flap is from an old leather handbag my wife no longer wanted. With some Velcro this is what I came up with.

The latest addition to my Eclipse XT

Information on crossbow shooting explained by John Clark Secretary General of the World Crossbow Shooting Association. He introduces the facts about crossbows and corrects popular crossbow myths.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7be0jOCJpY

In this day & age hunters really need to stick together.

I remember the samething happening in the world of muzzle-loading
when scoped in-lines got popular.

A house divided will surly fall

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7be0jOCJpY

agingcrossbower wrote:Did you explain to the wife that she gets to dust it. Really nice work!

Wife rule # 1
"The man room is maintained by the man"

Limbs and Sticks wrote:Looks like your getting it together, fun ain't it

Wes

O YA

And the kicker is, no $25.00 or more for boxes of ammo.

First time in my 51 years I ever shot an X bow. :D I started at 10 yards for the initial sighting in of the scope. Then moved back to 20 yards. (picture results all taken at 20 yards) I did take a shot from 30 yards in a sitting on the ground position. That shot was perfect right & left but 2.5”...

Raymond wrote:Nice job and I really like that Moosehead box. Is the box all original?
Raymond

Yes far as I can tell, it's all original. I picked it up at a yard sale
years ago for like $5.00