Excalibur Crossbow Forum

NewGuy wrote:A fellow by the name of Mark didn't happen to do you're mount did he?

Sure did...he did a great Job. I take it you know of him.

Ryan

Very nice mount ,great buck too. Diesel...just saw you posted to my thread. Quite a while ago I was pm'ing you about diesel stuff. Just wanted to let you know I got the truck done and it really pours out the coal. Here is a video from this season. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PjQlcBVhRk PS...tha...

Just thought I would post a picture of my mount I just got back Saturday. First mount I have had one and am more than impressed. My brother also got his back (between my father, brother and I) we shot 3 bucks in the period of 10 minutes on the last day of the Shotgun hunt in WMU80. This was the firs...

gunnutjay- Ryan here from Canadiangunnutz (he asked this question over there and mentioned to him that the great people over here would have an answer for him!) Anyway, I also mentioned to him on that site that she may have better luck with one of the older used bows. Did the carved limb tip bows no...

nice string....details on the black bow? model and year???

Thanks in advance...Ryan

Great Post! My self I prefer moose also. This post reminds me of a artical in one of my Varmint Hunter Magazines...I forget the month. Anyway, the artical was about the best tasting animal in the world. The authur had hunted and shot almost everything in north america and had been to many places aro...

on my Exomag I sold the other week (carved tip) I used a combination of limb covers and the wiskers. I don't think that excalibur sells the limb covers anymore but I found they really helped without sacrificing to many fps. What I liked the most about them was that I did alot of stalking with my bow...

I wonder how it is with exessive vibration or recoil. I have a couple different things I would like to use this for, shooting being one and mounting it on the side of my pull truck for an extreme view going down the track. Thick it would stand up to this abuse??? http://youtube.com/watch?v=LZJ0YgnZO...

You by any chance haven't been talking to George Wagner at the Bow Shop in Waterloo, Ontario about getting two of the Relayer 25's have you??? I was talking to him yesterday and said two of his 17 he has ordered might be going down under! I was going to order one my self but I think I might get into...

I was doing some searching tonight on triggers on our excaliburs and there wasn't to much on adjustment that I was able to find other than this post. I am playing with a new bow and doing some indoor target shooting right now and would like to get the trigger a little lighter. Has anyone actually ad...

A few weeks back I posted about using my Harris Bi-pod I use for varmint hunting on my Exomag. I finally was able to snap some pics of it with the bi-pod on. I didn't use it this past fall but am deffinatly going to use it this spring for turkeys when hunting on the ground. This unit is adjustable f...

Honestly, I think the only way it would work is to have your turkey tag which you normal have for the spring available for the fall hunt if its not filled or if you don't fill your spring "second tag" you can use it in the fall. The fall hunt would only be for Hen's and you would only get ...

Glad this topic came up...I was just thinking about this the other day. A month ago I picked up a new Varmint Riffle and also got a Harris Bipod for it. Its adjustable from either a prone possition to nealing or sitting and I was thinking on the weekend while out calling yotes that this thing would ...

All the more reason to get the new 243wssm Browning Varmint Stalker out and blast away at some yotes!!! I would like to hear more about your incounter with them? I have had them close to the stand befor daylight but never felt threatend by them.

RyanB

HUGE MOOSE!!!!
Looks like its a Dakota though...still the largest mid size truck but it only has a 5.5' box on it. My brother inlaw has the same truck and my Honda 4x4 ATV won't fit in and the back wheels have to sit on the tail gate.

RyanB