Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Hello Paulo, on my opinion the lumizones and the varizones are nice scopes not expansive and they do their work. However, especially here in Europe, many persons prefere use some more luminous and precise optics, principally Meopta, Leupold and Nightforce, aiming always with the center cross, changi...

Wellcome on board!

Regards.

Matthias

Very nice Jason! Compliments!
How did you do this work? How did you paint these parts?

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Matthias

Interesting videos e nice huntings. Compliments!

Matthias

You wellcome!

Yes fery funny!!!

Compliments!!!

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Matthias

Nice pics!

I'm perfectly daccord with your opinion. The speed without a REAL increasing of hunting range is not useful. Why? Because speed and flat trajectory are only two of many factors to realize one effective long range shot. Only this two factors, as you told perfectly, are not sufficent. Precision in dis...

Thanks for compliments. On my opinion, if you have a good rangefind, if the animal is eating on 3/4 rear position and it is calm, if your crossbow is well supported by a bipod/tripod, if your hunting arrows allow a group diameter at 70 yards always less than 3", if the weather condition is perf...

I wrote this post some days ago on our Venatores forum: In theory as for vertical bows, the compound system cans store much more elastic energy.That means a major arrow speed. We saw Stryker crossbow for example, is one of the new crossbows that uses the real cams system potential. Actually only Str...

Not! it is a joke made assembling many parts of different movies...but a great work not? It seems true!

Hey guys, do you want see a relly nice joke?
Watch this trailer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vD4OnHCRd_4

Matthias

Very interesting!

regards

Matthias

This week-end I'll try to do the same. However our Venatores used about 20 different Excalibur (Exomax and Exocet200 principally) and I never found two equal triggers: some one is better than other. But I think that the pratice is the principal thing: also a not so good trigger could became enough g...