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I'm going to, knowing how well I can shoot my practice arrows. All the reviews from Bass Pro where good as well.

LOL, I asked a similar question, see the link. From what I get, it's a good idea.
http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/phpBB2 ... =1&t=41903

Cryon wrote: How much do a new set of dissipator pads cost anyway?

Thank you

Suggested retail is $36.99

We have about an inch or so left of a 5" snow fall before New Years. Our weather has been real mild here too in Southern Ontario. The only thing we've seen, is a lot of wild turkeys, where I am. I have been out in the fields to deer watch yet, it's too muddy, with the warm weather.

It's great to see all the knowledge being shared with the how to, threads!

Thanks for sharing.

I have trouble getting UFC tickets and you have a main event in your own backyard!!

Thanks for sharing!

What is the best way to choose a broadhead, is it just a preference thing? I'm sure, as all products, some are better than others. I was thinking of trying Excalibur's X-Act mechanical broadheads, all the reviews I've read, state owners/hunters are very happy with them, they do suggest to clean them...

Wow, that's nasty!! Being around cars all the time, I know all to well what grinders can do . Keep it clean and dry, and sliding the stitches as mentioned is also a great idea.

It's cool watching this stock come to life, take care, so we can see it to the end!

I'm pretty green when it comes to crossbows, so I'll be asking some nubie questions for the more seasoned folks, lol. My first one is, how much difference in accuracy can be expected from using a target point to a broadhead? I've been dialing my Phoenix in with a Vari-Zone scope, at 35 yards, I can ...

Congrats on the Doe, hopefully you can use up your remaining tags too!

I can't wait for next season, to go on my first Xbow hunt!

Have fun. Was deer hunting and came home with 2 rabbits. Shot off four Rage 2 broadheads and broke 2 Big John arrows on trees. I figure I junked 4 arrows and my 2 rabbits cost me $75. Cheaper to use my .22 or go to a rabbit farm and buy them. LOL Good luck. Ya, but just think of all the fun you had...

Everything I've read with the stringing aid, states it's simple and quick to use, plus the are inexpensive at $29.99. Another added bonus, is it would allow you to restring your crossbow in the field too.

Great story and thumbs up to Tony for his first Doe!!

There's not much, that's better than a Father, Son activity like hunting, I now have the pleasure of enjoying it from both sides, as a son and as a father.

Congrats and nice shot placement too!