Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Don't worry, the issue was with the limbs on all bows. . Interesting! So some of the posts I have read from those that professed with certainy that any limb issues experienced were mostly as a result of inexperienced users or user error (ie Improper BH maintenance ) could have been a little over st...

No worries , the Micro uses a single beefier 3/8" mainframe to riser bolt compared to the twin 5/16" bolt on the older models. The 3/8" is on tough bolt that will handle the chore. Normous and Boo Thanks Yours are good examples of great responses / explainations to properly address s...

Be careful what you ask for
Agree to disagree on this one

Reed380 wrote: I could just be unlucky.

It appears as of late you can take comfort in the fact that you are not alone.
Too many occurances in fact to be simpy dismissed as inexperience operator error.

Reed380

As the saying goes hopefully for you going forward

"Third time's the charm"

Be safe.


Concerned but hopeful going forward.

Here is KS_Coyote's picture of the buck he shoot





Congrats

Any pictures.
Wait for sure . Rut is in your favour. The Big boys tend to get stupid in the head at it's peak.
Weekend weather however may not be in your favour though

Wow congrats!!!!!!

xcaliber wrote:Yep, if everything works, shoten the cocking rope.

Until he confirms he has tried this simple suggestion which has been suggested numerous time then I suspect it is time to comment no further.

Xx

: Lubricating the trigger I´m using the coking aid and I pull it as I have done hundreds of times, but it doesn´t hook the string.  And it doesn´t work either with the stringing aid. by darwal44Forum: Crossbow HuntingTopic: Lubricating the triggerReplies: 22Views: 728Jump to post Re: Lubricating the...

darwal44 wrote:I tried the trigger already with a screwdriver and it works properly. It seems Excalibur repair it well. And as I said before, I have cocked this bow more than a hundred times without problems. So I have the height and the strength.

Then try usng the Stringing Aid and see what happens.



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I say try your stringing aid and see if the stringer rope will when in place as if you were attempting to adjust the string will set the trigger latches. As stated earlier the reason you returned the trigger was it would not latch so just maybe the problem you had before was not repaired. Suspect by...

X 3 on string removal 2 minutes of your time for piece of mind. I don't believe a trigger lock will never prevent cocking the crossbow ss they are designed. Which may be even more dangerous. Another fear I would have is someonecin family trying to cock it and while trying to do so having the crossbo...

On the cold days that I know I will be sitting for long periods I wear a Thermacare Heat Wrap. The one I used is designed fo the neck / shoulder area. But I find placing it on lower back level with kidneys I stay toasty for 6 to 8 hrs. The Neck Shoulder version is just the right size where as the lo...

Ouch. :shock: Hope you get a quick turnaround to resolve your issue. Would think there is enough time between now and the October 3rd start. Good Luck Hopefully your bowshop will just make an direct exchange for another Micro they hopefully have on hand ready to go. . "Knock on Wooding" so...