Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Brake pads(not air brakes) and bumpers both tame the vibration of string and limbs when shooting thus less noise with no loss of speed.

I found that the air brakes were just added weight to my bows. What did work was the REDS and brake pads on the limbs.

So for awhile now I have kept my brace height consistent using my string bumpers as a guide. The question is the bumpers are off a Matrix 310 and I'm using them on a Matrix 355 , and I just read on another forum that the 310 bumpers are longer than others. If this is true am I winding my string up w...

Awhile back, for three years in a row I had an idiot sit on a log within sight of my treestand on opening day of the gun season. If I can see him he can see me as he sits on my private property. I never said anything because a deer could show up at any time and I am not going to raise hell and ruin ...

I use that same one all the time on my Micro 335 and Matrix 355, no problems.

Welcome to the tribe and here are a few tips; Keep all your fingers on the stock when shooting , that bowstring can make hamburger out of your hand if not careful. Always use a rope cocker for consistent and safe shooting. Get a bow stringer and use it to maintain the brace height on your bow, again...

Wow!!! that is one beautiful bow. I really like the green riser and rail ; were they painted or anodized?

How about a nice((laminated) wood stock so the bows have a more rifle like appearance and feel . I do not like the Star Wars or Tactical look in my hunting gear. And offer a choice of rail and hardware colors. I actually like the current gray but black , brown , green, metallic colors would be nice ...

Check for any loose bolts or screws on the bow and scope mount. That might be the problem.

That is a hard question. At one time I had 6 bows (4 Excals.) but I decided to simp!ify my life with less stuff so down to 2 now. I thought of going to just one but between my Micro 335 and my Matrix 355 I can not decide.

I have used them on every bow I've owned and they do soften the shot. You might have to use some extra glue to insure they stay put.

Having the tips not symmetrical in placement would bug the crap out of me. I would contact customer service. You paid good money for the best bow so let them make it so.

Anen Brother.

I enjoy the rifle-like accuracy and the economy of reusable projectiles that crossbows give me. Àrchery of some variety has always been my favorite shooting sport since 1980 when I bought my first bow.

I would become the new owner of my favorite crossbow company and make nice wood stocks a free option on every model. I would start my own canoe company and also own a large chunk of the Adirondack Mountains so I have room to roam.