Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Thumbs Up and Hats off to you Randy!

Welcome to the Forum Mike, and congrats on the Exomag. Great people here lets us know how your hunts go.

If you practice with the heavier arrows I would definitely stick with them, my thinking is the only disadvantage is you need to know your distances a little better since the logs drop a little faster. Ever since I went with a 5-600 grain arrow I have always gotten pass throughs even hitting heavy b...

Been seeing a lot about Jig a Loo but I cannot seem to find it down here in the South, where are ya'll finding it? i find it locally at auto parts store(advance auto) and online at several sites, just do a search for jigaloo and you shud get quite a few hits[/quote] Thanks never thought about Auto ...

Have been wondering about this, maybe someone can help me. [...Thinking string wear and arrow velocity] Wondering if it is beneficial to use some kind of lube? Also, the spring finger that rides the top of the arrow should benefit with a little less friction I would think. I've seen the RAIL SNOT a...

Not sure Raymond so I am counting on the others with more knowledge to shed some light

NICE!

Haven't seen these before so they may be old news to some.

http://www.stickemarchery.com/stickemca ... ators.aspx

CONGRATS Looks Great! How does the New Miller Mount differ in the "Old" Miller Mount?

mr meat wrote:What year bow floaties fit it!! that may help! i will now leave just couldn.t help myself

After what he has done I will pull the trigger for you...

Pulled my by hand once. Won't happen twice...

Well that was simple enough and works well. Save me back... Thanks Pydpiper!

Got the bow stringer in today, but for whatever reason only one end was secured. So anyone feel like giving this old rookie the proper length to secure the other end? I suppose just enough to permit enough slack to remove the bow string?

Thank you my friends for the input