Excalibur Crossbow Forum

xcaliber wrote:

bobcat wrote:how do you "tie the ends up "

Use anything you can easily remove. A paper clip works great.

ok got it. i didnt realize it was that simple. no one ever accuses me of being smart ......

xcaliber wrote:

bobcat wrote:how do you "tie the ends up "

Use anything you can easily remove. A paper clip works great.

ok got it. i didnt realize it was that simple. no one ever accuses me of being smart ......

how do you "tie the ends up "

Sam, just Sam... wrote:Several of you mentioned wrapping the stirrup. Can anyone share a favorite method or things to avoid in doing so?

little help please
i too would like to know this.

An arrow will never outrun the speed of sound so does it really matter? Now granted, I like a quite bow so the wife and dogs don't get irritated when I shoot in the basement. :lol: An interesting observation...I watch quite a few hunting shows and usually slow-mo the shot and impact when I can. It ...

strung it is then.... thanks

yes or no or dont matter?

i was going to get the air brakes (still might) but i read where you need to take them off if you are planning on unstringing your bow in the off season. maybe thats fodder for another thread..............

i have a micro 335. stock bow. when i got it the dealer did not have the air brakes in stock. he did put the little brake pad things on the limbs tips for the string which came off about ten shots later..... anyway from a hunters perspective, how important is it and what lengths no you go to to less...

im shooting stock quills with 125 gr heads. i tried 100 gr and 150 but kept getting better groups with the 125.

with everything stock and the 125 gr heads im shooting 329 fps. thats 90 fp of ke.

if i had a jersey pistol permit ..... the first thing i would do is move.


then buy a walther ccp. i love mine.

i just got done shooting a 3D coarse with my boys. the first 10 targets i just put it on and pulled the trigger. after that i tried the circle dance with limited success. :lol: then i started bringing it up and timing the trigger. this worked a little better. but in the end one of the boys beat my b...

i was in the same boat. i went to a dealer and shot both. i liked the micro better. and im not sorry i got it. i can shoot fist sized groups all day long with the stock quills at 50 yards.

if you go shoot both you can decide if the compactness of the micro is worth the extra 25 fp of ke of the 380

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whats a dentist

thanks for the info. he decided to pass on the stryker.