Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Judo points is the way I would go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15LbWKy-3KI

both I have properties that are better in am and others that are better in pm

It's not hard to have the rope cocker drop in behind safety with out noticing and that would result in a scratch.

In the video he says Excalibur told him he was cocking it wrong. So it sounds like he did talk to them prior to making the video.

First off not accusing or saying you did this.

But I have seen a common mistake where the first time cocking a bow with this method.

Hooks are attached to string but not looped to the groove in the stock the string is over the rail to the opposite hook this would cause the rollers to touch the rail.

found the video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Fn9rNcqV-Y

I have it on my blind but have never tried it and probably won't.
Prefer to take the front and corners out

When and if the zombies ever show up you will be ready for them as well

Check and see if it is right at the claw touch points.

I have seen before where the bow is over cocked and the back of the slot where the string goes in, and it can be sharp and cut the serving.

Good observation on the shooting up sometimes we can overlook the simple things when we get an idea in our heads.

Try the plastic ones with the bolt as a pin

I purchase lawnmower starter cord of comparable diameter and change the string regularly, esp if it starts chafing. Your serving material has to be approximately .030" in diameter and very strong. Any old Dynema material won't do. Highly suggest Halo (Angel Majesty is even better but hard to f...

I wish they would make a model with a variable speed setting. If all you have to do is vary the length of pull, from an engineering standpoint, it should be very doable. I guess it might not be profitable to do that though. Ten point makes one it is called the GT flex would be cool to see an Excali...

mr meat wrote:I like them all!first one that presents a shot,i'll take

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Check a vitals chart to my knowledge bears have theirs farther back than what you would shoot for deer

Here is some good info

http://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/live-h ... lack-bears