Excalibur Crossbow Forum

prayers sent, he'll be back on the bike in no time.

I put a lumizone scope on my Ibex, cause I prefer the 40mm bell over the 30mm. Local dealer had one so I traded NIB scopes an paid the difference. So far dead on at 10, 20 yds. was really too easy to zero in (fingers XX for 30, 40 yds.)

Nope, signed up couple times and have never seen it...

When I put mine on they fit fine, not crazy about aluminum screws, but so far so good. I have a couple other rings on hand from the past, but won't bother these for now.

Happy birthday and many more!

vrodman wrote:Try pulling the trigger while on safety to take some creep out. It's worked for me and others on here also.

Thanks for the tip! I'll try it next time out, appreciate it!

bcmuledeer wrote:Sorry to tell you ToyTruck But you no longer live in the Shenandoah valley of virgin.

Guess I need to update my location....

The Ibex trigger pull reminds me of my RWS Diana pellet rifle trigger. Guess I was expecting better....but I was hitting the bull, so it'll work.

Do we take Beano before or after?
Only thing about venison you get to relive it over an over....at least I do.

Welcome Ask away as I'm learning alot on here as well.

no more!! :lol: Took the Ibex out today and shot her 14 times. Dead on at 10 yds out of the box, one inch to right at 20yds, but now dead on. :) My old back was telling me it was time to stop so we did for now. I noticed what seemed,(to me) to be alot of creep in the trigger, at least 1/8" or m...

Why yes it does matter of fact.

Correct me if I'm wrong,but the Excal Xact mechanical and Grimm Reaper mechanical broadheads sure look almost identical and don't require an O ring. Prices are about the same too...

bob1961 wrote:your suposed to clean your xbow ..........bob

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thats what I was thinking...I will wipe off the outside rail, not gonna mess with the insides.

Thanks for all the replys! Being new at this asking ?? is the only way to learn an save money... right now I don't plan on shooting as much as some of you do. Once I get the Ibex dialed in and get comfortable with the ranges I usually wait till just before hunting season to make sure all is still th...