Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Had a customer support representative at slick trick tell me that there is absolutely no difference in the 100 grain "crossbow" and "magnum" heads. Only that they offer a 150 grain under the "crossbow" name. They had distributors that were requesting that they package s...

R4fan wrote: Nice, I'll have the exact same setup. Zombie Slayers with RamCats. I just opted for a yellow cock vane and the two hen vanes are green.

Yeah, those ramcats are wicked. You're going to love that setup.

All good things come to he who waits.... The zombie slayers that Jerry built for my micro are a work of art. WELL WORTH THE WAIT!!! Hang in there, you will NOT be disappointed. And get ready for your jaw to drop when you see how accurate your Excal will be. http://i839.photobucket.com/albums/zz319/c...

How's that saying go, "A family that hunts together stays together." My father in law has always wanted a crossbow. As soon as he shot my first Excalibur (a vortex), he was sold on the Excalibur brand. He debated it and then when I picked up my Micro, he just had to have one. Well, yesterd...

I did not have good accuracy when I tested the FOC's with the standard quill. Arrow flight was erratic at 20 yards and that just got worse as I went out to 30-40 etc. I'm no expert, but I don't think the quills have enough spine for that head. I also do not understand why Excalibur sends you arrows ...

Is there such a thing as too many broadheads? I have mechs, I have fixed. Like them both! Now... What about the "hybrid" heads? I'm about to try out a hybrid head made here in GA. Called the Bi-Polar broadhead. www.bi-polarbroadheads.com Looks mean. Having great results with spitfires, and...

Scope is rock solid. I did use the blue thread locker. Had it zeroed, but after I rotated the string and shot again, I shot 2" left and 1" low. Adjusted scope and Zinging zero all day long again. Just found it odd that rotating the string would make such as difference. I didn't add any twi...

How often are you guys rotating your strings? And... should this change my point of impact?
I'm using one of Danny's flemish strings on my micro, and noticed that when I rotated my string, I had to adjust my scope a bit to get it dialed back in.

Tightening the two trigger block screws fixed my "popping" problem. Thanks for the advice!

I for one was not satisfied with the quills. Yes they are somewhat accurate. But I just wasn't getting the same level of pinpoint accuracy I have come to expect from an Excalibur. My old vortex with firebolts was outshooting my micro hands down. I ordered some custom black eagle zombies from Jerry a...

TheBig1 wrote:
Chef, which Ramcat's do you recommend?

I'm shooting the 100grain from my micro.
16.5" BEZ's
92g inserts

Shooting insanely good.

The trigger block screws are what holds the trigger unit to the mainframe. To access them, you'll need to remove your stock from the mainframe. They are hidden from view, but you can reach them with your Allen wrenches once the stock is removed. I removed my stock. So just to be sure, the trigger b...

My micro does the EXACT same thing. Where are these block screws located?

X2 for Jerry at south shore archery supply. He is Yoda of arrow building.