Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I shoot’em, my buddies shoot’em. We all kill and like them. No failures as of yet. Buy them on their website.

I work on a lot of wheelie crossbows. Won’t name brands, but it’s a lot. When I see that, that’s why I shoot an Excalibur. Tweek cables to get cams synced and then twist again after strings and cables settle. Also, when they blow they typically take out the limbs, cams, and strings and cables. It’s ...

Very well ade crossbow. We sell a number of them and they are one of our trouble free models. Decent to good trigger, easy to cock, and no limb problems. I like how the axles attach to the limb tips as this helps with limb reliability. To a good shooter. I have had several guys sell other models and...

Go over to the saddlehunter site and you can find all kinds of info about them.

Just posted some info I received from Bill. If you search "Buckshot" you can find their site. Hope this helps.

BuckShotMfg.com 2017 Treestand Waiting List A Treestand Waiting List is a Reserved treestand for 2017 Hunting Season - Not PrePaid 1. Select the treestand or treestands you want to purchase for 2017 hunting season. Treestands will be available after February and before June. 2. We will notify the 'T...

Equalizer is back up and running. Spoke with Bill the other day. Equalizer has better quality than the Buckshot brand. We have several and have zero issues with them. The plastic gears will strip if you crank with weight on the stand, but this has been a non issue for us. Parts are available. I have...

I like the Wasp Drone over the Muzzy. Shoot them to see how they fly.

Good luck on the bear hunt! Let's us know how you do!

Fatboy came about because of a custom Fatboy that I built and drag raced out of a bet in Sturgis. Beat a well known guy badly-he ran his mouth one too many times. The bet was for a considerable amount. After that, I was known as Fatboy. "111" is for my birth date. Sold the bike to the high...

I am shooting 20" BEE's with 92 gr insert and 125 GR. They shoot fantastic out to 80 yards. Not complaining at all.

I would not use them. The difference in the noise is minimal and the animals I hunt won't know the difference. Plus, I don't care for the weight and I just don't see the rubber being used lastly very long down the road. If you like them, use them-that's all that matters.

I like it. Have used it for many years without an issue. For shots out to 50 yds, they work great.

Sig P239 in .357 sig. with a High Noon Holster. I shoot it well and it carries well.

I went with the Bulldog because I felt it was easier to cock. As mentioned, shooting 430+ grain arrows and having the speed is nice. They both are sweet and great shooting crossbows. You can't go wrong with either of them.