Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Can't wait to see pics of the new Munchmount for the TD models to see how it looks. I had the MM on all my recent Matrix bows. I have sincechanged how I take the bows out to hunt. The Matrix models were carried out on a sling, so the MM was good for keeping the quiver out of the way. Now the TD mode...

Shorter link without the extra stuff on the end:
https://www.grandviewoutdoors.com/whitetail-deer/video-where-to-shoot-a-whitetail-for-double-lung-hits

Happy Birthday! I had some ice cream in your honor, couldn't find any birthday cake.

My scope ran out of adjustment, so I just bent the rail a little bit to give me some more clicks in the scope...

Someone needs to call Excalibur Protective Services...

amythntr wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 23, 2020 3:51 pm

....I am a confused Excalibur owner.....I might need need to go to the Excalibur Psychiatric wing of the Excalibur Medical Center for crazies like me!

I thought they had an entire building for psychiatrics?

She just needed some daddy/daughter time in the woods after her surgery to feel completely good as new again.

amythntr wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 23, 2020 11:06 am

.....'tis true....oh wait, I do have an extra AXE!

Sounds like you need to buy two more Axes then, a spare for each.

amythntr wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 23, 2020 10:14 am

....very interesting

Probably should just buy another Axe, then you have a spare stock and rail too.

I have a set that goes with my Kryptek Altitude 360TD, but it could be used on either bow. When I had the Matrix-class bows I had a spare limb set but never had to use them. I'm hoping it stays that way with the Micro-class. Isn't that the way insurance works? Don't have it and you need it, have it ...

Happy Birthday Peter!

It was the hardest bow for me to let go, took me months to finally get the courage to do it.

amythntr wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 08, 2020 1:54 pm

.....ahhhh!....I have each on different bows...wouldn't change out one for the other.

Shave off 0.73 ounces by switching to the dBKiller limb silencers. Not as much savings as removing the Air Brakes, but every little bit counts, right?

I wasn't talking about REDS vs the dBKiller bumpers, I was talking about the limb silencers. You know, the flappy things that slide onto the limbs and reduce vibration.

I agree the dBKiller bumpers are far superior and tough as nails.

Had a set of dbKiller for the micro and the factory-installed RAVS on my 360TD Pro. Figured it was time to see how they fared against each other. Nope, not doing sound readings, just seeing what they do to the arrow. I weighed them, the RAVS are 1.25 oz (548.5gn) and the dBKillers are 0.52oz (227.5g...