Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Have been installing the ADF on my Excaliburs, and testing them. They work perfectly, but one after a couple dry fires, I noticed that the serveing was cut. I have had this problem with a TenPoint,due to a bur or sharp edge on the prong. It is a good idea to polish the prong or check it out. Polishe...

one shot scott wrote:Take off the antidry fire and shoot the bow. Is the noise still there? if yes then the ADF has changed the retainer? if no its in the ADF.

when you reposition the retainer ,which you have to do using the ADF, you move it forward a good inch. You must center and tighten screws real good.

My machining and blueing were perfect

How many Excals have you heard of "blowing up" w/ a dryfire? . Not a one! Why does Excalicur have to replace so many limbs due to dry fire. Heard that the only recurve you could dry fire without damage was a Middleton. If a bow breaks apart and dissapators plates bend, I guess I should ha...

Does shrink wrap over an arrow retainer slow the speed? It would seen the plastic would cause more friction then polished metal, especially pushing down on it.

Two Questions Hi I am new to the forium and to cross bows . Can someone tell me what they call the part of the Xbow that holds the arrow down tight to the rail .Also I installed the new anti Dryfire on my Vortex and now when I shoot an arrow I get a metal on metal noise and aloud vibration like a t...

There must be a crossbow somewhere. Maybe inside the truck!

I would assume that you have a bow to put in it. Use these dimensions.

People from Quebec shouldn't be refered as "Frogs". That's inaccurate and offensive for us, the real froggies from France. OK yankee ? =) Sorry. I understand that the devise is made in France. They were French when they priced half way decent, when they priced way out of sight they are Fr...

I received my first Anti dry fire device. I wish someone on the forum could make up a conversion kit.

Any petro-chemical (plastic) will dry out and harden with age. I'm sure it will last longer than I will, but no one can say for sure how straight the rail will be, or if the riser will hold up, say 10 years from now. I do know that my Alum. will not change.

Thanks for all the info. Are the pics of the Harris?

Anyone know were I can find info and prices on a bi-pod for an Excalibur. Saw a pic of one used in a shoot out in Europe. Seems like a good idea.

Ace Hardware would give you best selection. Home Depot would be cheaper.

Dash wrote:Hi Jim, sounds good. What did it cost you if you don't mind me asking ?

75 dollars. This includes postage. Comes packaged well. Bubble wrap in a strong box.