Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Awesome buck, congrats!

That is most excellent!

I love my Millenium M150. Most comfortable tree stand iv ever been in. Super quiet too no creaks at all.

I already have the Danny Miller baby bumpers. The rubber is split though and I figured if I was updating them i might as well go for an improvement.

I already have the Danny Miller baby bumpers. The rubber is split though and I figured if I was updating them i might as well go for an improvement.

Funny, I was just going to order the limb dampeners and the bumpers today. Knowing that I'd have to buy the REDS to make it even work kills that idea. Bummer.

So I have to buy the REDS system and then buy the DBkillers for my M355? That sucks

I carry mine in using a Claw Contour sling. I love it, once its on your shoulder it just "sticks" and you are not constantly having to reset it. I highly recommend it.

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So if I'm understanding what I read on the Dr. Stirrup website, when you install the DBkiller bumpers you actually set the brace height to touch them? I'm asking because my Danny Miller baby bumpers have a split in them from a long ago dry fire and I want to replace them. Which leads to the question...

Hmmm...where to start. Carbon arrows have come a long way, I say that because you mentioned you tried carbon arrows years ago. I personally get equally good groups with Easton XX75-XX78's and GT Traditional carbon arrows out of my traditional hunting vertical bow. Do you paper test your arrow shafts...

Welcome to our addiction!

Congrats Scott, and I was going to call you last night on my drive back from the hunting property! I guess you would have been too busy to answer anyway after seeing your aftermath. Well done! I got busted 3x due to those crazy winds. I'm moving to another location for tonights hunt...winds are stil...

I've seen Aging's work on here so I'm sure that stock looks amazing. Now to clean the blood off of it.

Heal up quick and well!

There are a number of excellent string makers on the forum here, Boo, Xcaliber, and Danny Miller to name a several. There are others as well. I'm sure more people will chime in.

Brutal! Man that's the kind of injury where you have that 2-3 second "Oh crap, that is going to Hur----OOOOOOWWWWWW!!!!!" Type of moments. Hope that heals up ok and with no nerve damage.

How do you get your thumb up that high though? There are return flanges on the foregrip.