Excalibur Crossbow Forum

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Congrats Don. What number do you have? Can you the first to post a photo of yours?
My local dealer is on vacation, I don't think I will see mine for 2-3 weeks

I've banged my head in the wall in the past regarding the same frustrating problem. One or two out of a dozen just don't doens't seem to follow the same program as the others. I have a dusty odds and ends arrow corner of the arrows that couldn't.

My aluminum GT II inserts are theaded all the way through. In the rear of the front insert I glue/loctite a small 8/32" allen bolt or set screw . I seat and adhere them about an 1/8" deep into the rear of the front insert. This setting still leaves plenty of room for any broadhead to threa...

"The Bow Shop" in Waterloo.

Screw in a field point and heat the point with a small portable torch or candle (slower). Use pliers to twist and pull out the insert. All glue from the insert can be removed using the torch and a rag if you are reusing them. Wear gloves to prevent burns.

Just brain storming this FOC subject. Would putting an O ring behind my bhead help.I would be increasing the front end weight and increasing the bolt length.I know it is not going to take alot to bring the FOC up enough.I think I am heading in the right direction.RB Something I do is cut the remove...

April is a good month for birthdays.
Happy Birthday both of you.

I like the camo look too. Congrats proud Papa Saxman.

I must live in the stone age or something , nobody I know has a digital camera to take a car photo or two. My neighbour does, but we work opposite shifts and I never see him. I need one big time.

His and hers guns?

I feel sorry for Tye, he only likes beer

The Society of Automotive Engineers would agree to that statement, "unless specified". In Engine Assembly where I work we only use loc tite(Red) in Cylinder heads and Blocks to seal the frost plugs. Most other fasteners are torqued dry. Some fasteners are coated with a loctite type adhesiv...

In my experience I found that one of the (4) small screws that attach the scope mount to the upper trigger mechanism would come loose due to vibration, unless loctited (blue of course). If your accuracy takes a dump the check those four screws first. I would loctite them to be sure. I have never loc...