Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Gentlemen..I want to say thank you for all your help...by the way things look ...this year it's going to be Slick Tricks.....although...G5 Montek or Striker is running a very close second...Wasp Boss...well...lets just say the jury is out...there has to be SOME reason that Excalibur puts them in the...

so far...heres the standings on the top 3 broadheads

Wasps 2 positive...1 negative

muzzys 2 positive

Slick tricks 4 positive

diesel wrote:I made a tool that I screw onto a slide hammer so you can remove the broadhead from the tree.

do you hava a picture of this tool you can send me?

hmmmm...interesting...now I am no engineer....however....it was mentioned to me today when we had a bolt stuck 3" into a tree that if it was a LEFT handed thread in the base of the bolt....you could screw in the "t" handle...unthread the field tip or broadhead...and you have your carb...

now THOSE I am familiar with.....I had those with a compound bow I sold 2 years ago( too many years of framing and drywall taping have taken their toll on my right shoulder...couldn't hold it at full draw)...and I know a couple other guys who have used them...but all of them are either recurve orcom...

ok..ok...so I am new to this....the "base" of the crossbow bolt (the end of the bolt closest to the fletching) has a threaded insert.....does anyone know if this is a right hand or a left hand thread?
thank you

interesting ...very interesting...I have heard that mechanicals are not recommended on the Excal x-bows because they have a tendancy to open up on launch...I have heard that fixed blade is better for staying intact i.e. blades not breaking off inside the animal ........alll so confusing.....does any...

thanks for the info guys....keep the comments coming...I am starting to form an opinion....

BTW...does anyone use G5 broadheads? and why?

thanks again
Ger

Hello all...Just purchased an Exocet 200 last week....I am curious to find out what everyone uses for broadheads and why?
Thanks

Ger

actually...shooters choice/ bow shop is located on colby drive in waterloo and they are dealers...their prices are around $20-$40 cdn cheaper than most other places as the owners of the bow shop (George and Arlene)...both helped the owners of excalibur move production from a pig barn to their next u...

how about some 1/4" aircraft cable with loop on both ends that you can use a good padlock in?