Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Has anyone tried the NAP Quickspin vanes? I wonder if they work well on crossbow bolts.
The link below describes them.
Thanks in advance to any responders!

Bill




http://www.newarchery.com/vanes/quickspin.asp

I use a 15' ladder stand mostly. My feet are at 14'. This has been very adequate for many years. Rarely do deer ever see me. I see some guys go up to 25 - 30 feet. Way too high for me!
But to each his own!

To all Involved,
A really nice job!! Now when does the testing begin?? Im looking forward to it!

Bill

Thanks Jim. I admire your work.......in particular the broadhead data. It was really a nice format.

Bill

In our profile page, who knows what a ICQ number is?
Thanks!!

Bill from PA

Nice!! You have given me some ideas to try in the future!

Bi..

We will watch for you!

Bill

Save your money. Use the Varizone......the advantages far outweigh the possible disadvantage of less light being transmitted.
I have a excalibur Varizone on both my Horton and Excalibur xbows. The original Horton scope I had was junk!
Bill from PA

Also consider rubbing your feet with super dry non-persperant unscented deodorant right before you put your socks on.........sweaty feet will get colder faster than dry feet. It seems to help!
Bill from Pennslvania

Hi,
I have a Horton and Excalibur. I prefer the Xcalibur for reasons already stated in the forum. The big DISADVANTAGE of an Xcaliber is that it is Bigger! It is harder to carry and shoot from a tree stand. Other than that, it is one fine, accurate, trouble free bow.
Bill

I need advice on shooting at a deer approaching from behind a treestand. When a deer approaches from behind my stand the xbow limbs can hit the tree causing me to be knocked off the stand or damaging the xbow. The angle of "missed opportunity" for my Excalibur is about 90 degrees and for m...