Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I was asked to talk about archery hunting a while back for a radio show coming up on PRI (Public Radio International). Its going to air on approximately 120 radio stations around the U.S. The show is called "To The Best Of Our Knowledge". The program will be aired this coming Saturday. Al...

Hi there,

I am still making some strings, now with TS PLUS 28 strands, center serving by brownell.

I am suspect to tell, but I like my strings !

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All of those announced was sold. I can make more just like that, the price was upgraded to 32 usd.

Thanks

Gus.

If you will do any other kind of shafts with your new fletcher (compound bow arrows for example) and expect to make a perfect fletching, I would strongly recomend that you buy one bitzenburger fletching tool. A little more expensive, but a perfect fletching tool. If you join a bitzenburger with this...

Wabi, Sure I had always the habit of not soaking the limbs of my bows and xbows with wd40. I do use the wd40 to avoid the rust, but only on the bolts. Of course there is no reason to lubricate the limbs, so any wd40 that accidentally I shot on the plastic parts of my bow,including limbs, I dry imedi...

Sorry.

It was to be posted on this thread:

http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/phpBB2 ... hp?t=24353

Be sure to keep WD40 way far from the limbs. The WD40 is a great stuff, but its corrosive on any kind of plastics, including limbs.

Have a cool birthday.

Niiiice one.

Nice one Bob.

Now, go out and shoot it a lot.

My Prayers are for you on this sad moment.

how are they in low light conditions I can attest the vortex quality on low light conditions. My vultures 8.5 x 50, even being one of the cheapest vortex binos, are great in low light. But of course, most of this is because they have a large objective (50 mm) x a low magnification (8.5 x). This giv...

bstout wrote:Gus, I hit the key about the same time as you.

No, I hit first.

I would assume so, makes it kind of hard to shoot that way though, not much let-off on the recurve limbs. :D Rich What is the deal :?: There was one english man who shoots 200 lbs recurves :lol: Removing the riser can make a excalibur fit on a very small case. Check it: http://www.excaliburcrossbow...

dutchhunter wrote:i WOULD LIKE TO NO IF IT IS 100% SAFE TO REMOVE THE LIMB SECTION OF MY XBOW WITH THE STRING STILL ON.THANK YOU

If you are refering to the riser, with the limbs still atached on it, its ok to do.

It's up to you folks whether you want to fool with this sort of thing, but a word of warning. There are a lot of potential problems that shimmimg your limbs can cause, and we certainly can'y warrant any damage caused by this. Remember that we have already fooled with this stuff and if we thought it...