Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I know, I've been shooting and shooting. I even put up a 4' level at 20 yds and one on the bow. The crosshairs are plumb as can be. I've even changed one hook on my cocking rope. Because it wasn't turning as free as the other. And yes I can shoot until I'm wore out at 50 yds and it's a bullseye ever...

Shooting a few days ago I learned my 380 shot 2 to 3" right at 60yds. Scopes straight that's not it. I've tried different brass inserts and fletching straight and helical. I'm shooting spine indexed BEE 18" arrows with grizztrick2 heads, I also shot 2 other broadheads. With the same result...

Good idea

I'm running BEE 18" spine indexed .001 shafts. Fletched with blazers blitz jig straight clamp slight rt offset. 94 gr brass inserts 100 gr grizztrick2 broadheads.
I'm using accuspine/camx flat alum 12gr nocks.
Very good shooting combo out of my 380 out to 60 yds

Can't beat it.

That's pretty much what mines shooting. Great shooting bows.

Man I hate to hear that. I have no use for a thief.
Hope you catch him.

The old grizztrick while I liked them. They were bad about snapping off right at the insert. If you hit something hard. And the blades were no where as good as the new blades. But they killed deer

There my go to head in both my 380 and 330. Spot on out to 60 yds.
If they don't change them I won't change from them:)

Midway has it on sale for $82 I just ordered another one. Great scope for this price

Midway had them on sale for $99 so I bit. It's not a bad scope I'm not sold on the range finder. But it does work if the deers 17". Under low light it does a good job. I bought a crossbones too. It's a better scope IMO. But the redfield will hang right with the leupold. Just not as good of glas...

IMO the biggest advantage to a light trigger. Is shooting free hand and that's how I make 90% or better of my hunting shots. Off a bench my finger can learn where a trigger breaks. And I can shoot it great. But free hand it's harder for my finger to slip up on the break while trying to hold the bow ...

I hunted/shot a ibex for about 5 years nice bow. Target get yourself a feed sack. Fill it with old rags no buttons or zippers keep it dry. And you got just as good a field tip target as there is. Broadheads yea you need a broadhead target. Yea you can reuse the arrow and broadhead after inspection. ...

It doesn't have to be that hard. They could give us a 28 1/2" bow by just doing away with the broadhead cutout in the riser. Something unneeded with the shorter bows anyway. Just redo the riser move the limbs closer and shave some weight off the bow to boot. Plus I would think the limb material...

I'm all for it . Bring on the narrower excal