Excalibur Crossbow Forum

diesel wrote:Look @ the bright side, LSU is in the big game .

It's great they made the final, but if they win it, many other schools will claim the championship as well. Not the best matchup. That won't stop me from going to the game, though.

Welcome to the forum. I don't know how bad your injury is, but if it something that gets worse over time, lighter is better. I am 6'5" and 260 and I shoot a Vixen. It is easy to cock now, but as I get older and my back and neck get worse, it may not always be so. I plan on having this bow a lon...

I got my replacement vari zone Friday to replace the one that fogged up. So today I'm itching to sight it in, and I go out and take some shots at 20. After i'm hitting acorns at 20, I move out to 30 and 40 to get the speed right. Everything's great, so I bring it in to 20 and let my 6 year old boy t...

That's my kind of kid. Ask him what he wants for Christmas --- "ammo".

Mine were 3 and 5 last year when I brought that buck into the back yard for dressing. I was kinda worried about what they would think. First thing they asked me was "When can we eat it?", after that I knew it was going to be OK. This year they were fighting over cut up liver pieces that we...

My wife's ebay store has been busy this year with orders from Canada, the exchange rate has made getting some things shipped worth the price to do it.

Way to go Tyler!

It kills mosquitos too, but you need a lighter.

Welcome!

I recently started using the reduced-recoil ammo in my 760 .30-06 (my doc made me do it). It shot right at MOA with the regular core-lokts, and it shoots 1.2-1.5 with the reduced recoil stuff. Since There's only one place where I hunt that I can see past 100 yards, I suppose that's OK with me for no...

I blow them out with compressed air, then put them in the locker with a light bulb and some desiccant. There's too much moisture down here to justify a complete breakdown every time. All my weapons get a thorough cleaning after the season is over.

It's not the wimp's way out, Ray. If you caught the guy somewhere and busted him up, he'd be healed in a few months, and no poorer. Doing it legally keeps you on the right side of the law and having these goobers be forced to pay for bail and attorney's fees and damages will make their pain last a g...

Good to hear you're OK, Ray. The desire for payback can be one of the first signs of recovery; it looks like you are on track. Let us know what happens to those goobers.

I saw a couple behind the house a couple of weeks ago. That was about the same time I stopped seeing deer back there. Come to think of it, I haven't been seeing coons or rabbits as much either. Firearms won't work since I'm in town, so I'll probably have to trap them.

Prayer up!