Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I went to check out a 350 today and like it very much, great size, reasonable to cock and probably all the punch I'll need. Owning my Phoenix and having it shoot 305fps, I think a 350 or 355 will be the next Excal, I figure with a 450 gr+ arrow, it should carry enough kinetic energy to take down wha...

Thanks for the kind words and the tips! Most of the improvements and modifications I've done have been influenced and supported by members here. Kudos to all the members so willing to help!

I'm curious to know if there are many who prefer a right or left fletching. As of right now, my arrows are all right hand, but I think I'm going to try some left and see if I notice any difference. I never really gave it much thought and all my bought arrows are right, so I just kept fletching them ...

newbie wrote:Short stiff crossbow arrows you may want more weight. I made mine 5 i believe.

So there's no set weight, I can basically add what I need to get a decent amount of deflection to measure the shafts then?

It's always tough to read a story here about any issues, knowing first hand Excal goes way beyond what other companies do to make sure their customers are satisfied! This is a perfect example of how well they take care of the customer.

Mom and Pop shop feel from a big company is awesome!

Looks good! You can use a joiner piece and threaded rod for shorter strings. You will need a weight to hang on your shaft to help find the spine. http://images.lancasterarchery.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/13db83bec1fbd986744c31150a1b2502/3/6/3610001_2.jpg I'm just making my weight hange...

Pictures, or your lyin :lol: You spelt LION wrong :lol: http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f375/sstaz/17622917_10211426512034431_1753062330_o_zpsemvqsi7g.jpg The center vertical rail is moveable, in the pic it can be used to index arrows or it can be moved to the left to accommodate any of the 3 str...

I recently bought an adapter for my welder to weld aluminum and with my string in need of reserving, I welded up a multi purpose jig out of aluminum tubing I had. It's adjustable, so it can hold all 3 size strings to serve them and added an arrow indexer off to one side. My camera and computer aren'...

Well Done!! That's got to be a great day for father and son too!

TPM wrote:So if that were the case here and someone got caught stealing my trail cam the government would get $1,800. Only the government could legally profit from someone else's loss. I'm in the wrong business.

This is the understatement of the year and true in many other aspects!

good morning gang I'm needing advice again on the air break kit I installed on the 380m I could not find replacement pads for system , so will have to order a set. when I was checking out brace height (new string installed still stretching) I noticed that the limb clamp bolts not the main limb bolt...

I can't seem to find the video, but I seen one made with a feed sack and rags for broadheads. It's inexpensive, light weight and just the sack will wear out, plus the arrows will be easy to remove.

Thanks guys, I'll get in touch with BOO for BEEs or order direct from them.

Done as well. Keep fighting the fight!!

My family has been struck over the last couple years as well, my Mother, my cousins 2 year old daughter, who are staying brace and my wife's cousin who is now keeping watch over us.

Any idea where I can buy BEE bare shafts North of the border? I've come up empty with any of searches online and none of the local archery shops near me carry them. Or does anyone recommend the next best thing to them? I'm looking to experiment with some different fletching and want to be sure the b...