Excalibur Crossbow Forum

definitely flat riser

good call
flat riser it has so I guess that means 200 lb

I just acquired an exomag brown stock and limbs with mag tips

brace height to claw measures 16.5 inches.

is this a 225 lb model

I have no idea of the year thinking 03 maybe

Life has tested you all too often Ray and every time you stand up and face it.

I wish you all the best.

Dereck

Take along some you trust to watch your back
as you will be hunting something that will hunt you back

you know what SH$T happens
roll with it
I just bought a $900 dollar bow and can't use it till the trigger is replaced.

Such is life
I am sure you will get new limbs and be back out hunting before the season is over

If you believe that I have some swamp land in Florida as well

By adding weight to the end of your limb it actually changes the way your limb flexes upon release of the trigger.
this generates extra speed at the limb tip as it catches up to the rest of the limb when it reaches the end of the power stroke.

judging by the video it seems to be the entire trigger unit.
You will need to remove the stock and tighten the two screws that secure the trigger unit to the rail.
They come up from the bottom of the rail one in front of the trigger and one behind.

Hope this helps

Sounds like the new cross bolt safety could be the issue
The older models like mine have a push safety at the latch mine works correctly so I will continue to shoot it.

I have the basic Hawke scope that Mathews offered very nice may eventually switch it out for a varizone as the hawke only has three aim points. Intial shooting with the lighter draw weight shows more drop than I would like so it will crank it to full and I will start over with sighting in. Have shot...

Mine has the rubber inlay as well
Only difference I see between our bows is I have blaze orange strings

Shot a few today just to get the scope zeroed.
I think I will reset lb a little higher

Never have been a scope lover but the Hawke that came with it is quite clear with reasonably fine reticles

Just bought a MXB320 as well. got a great deal on it so it was hard to pass up. Will be taking it out today to put it thru the paces. One of the big advantages of this bow for me is you can also adjust the draw weight with an allen key the same way you adjust a compound bow. I have mine set at appro...

Sad as it is to lose an animal while hunting it does happen and will continue to happen. But it was used to feed some coyotes and many other creatures benefited from that animal. So I don't see it as a waste but used in a way not intended. :D Beautiful knife by the way. I have a local guy I may get ...