Excalibur Crossbow Forum

When is it time to replace the cushions on my dissapator bars?

MM Before you buy an inline.......make sure they are legal to hunt with in your area! For the most part, modern muzzleloaders are very safe if you use some common sense........pay attention to the loading recommendations that come with your rifle. As far as unloading it goes, if you remove the prime...

MM Where I live, that price would be too high. Since most people are using inlines, the side hammer guns just don't seem to have much value around here. Also, unless the seller took very good care of the rifle and was especially picky about cleaning it, I'd pass.......a used muzzleloader is often a ...

Thanks A.W. I had never heard that name............

Ga crossbowhunt

What's an accudraw???

This is also my last post on this topic. You guys are mixing apples with oranges. Your "questions" aren't deserving of answers. You are caught up in your own rhetoric. <yawn> If I'm not mistaken, it was your "rhetoric" that started this debate.........you made the great proclama...

terry

What part of Oklahoma? I hunt Osage Co. and sometimes as a guest in Major Co.

Good luck with the big one!

Red Label I personally don't care what anybody else shoots......but to tell someone new to muzzleloading that a $79 muzzleloader is all you need and that anything more expensive is "just for prestige".....is terrible advice! How many forum members would be protesting if bstout told a newbi...

Sour grapes! :D Wow......you saw through me.......you are right, I'm just mad because my $400 (original price) rifle shoots 3/4" groups at 100 yards when I could have saved $321 by buying a $79 rifle like yours and not been able to hit the ground! :lol: By the way.......I'm still waiting on an...

A muzzleloader is basically a barrel and an action...and a stock (the new nylon/plastic stocks are all basically the same). You cannot compare a crossbow or bow like you can a muzzleloader. There are far more variables involved to make a reliable and accurate bow. Gee, a recurve crossbow is basical...

I never thought of an Excalibur as being "An expensive crossbow". Excalibur's are very competitively priced in my opinion. I don't remember mentioning anything about ebay and chinese bows. You'll have to refresh my memory on that one and your other statements that I made. Either you are p...

Shoot what you like. Money plays no part in it. Tell that to competitive benchrest shooters! Quality costs money......no way around that! If you truely believe that "money plays no part in it", then why shoot an expensive Excalibur crossbow when, according to your theory, a cheap chinese ...

The only reason to spend a lot of money on black powder equipment in my opinion would be for prestige. All makes and models are accurate and as long as you keep them clean they always go off and hit their mark. That's like saying that a cheap Barnett is as good as an Excalibur! If you think the onl...

My 15 year old son is also right handed/left eye dominant. As Red Label suggested, a patch over the left eye will help him through the problems he is having. From a very early age, I patched my son's left eye while he shot an air rifle.......he no longer has problems shooting. One more suggestion, i...