Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Archerace

There is a Canadian Distributor for the target you mentioned. It's Monson Sporting Goods at 705-748-6811. They can provide the name of a local retailer (they did for me).

The movement of the limbs on firing can be very dangerous. Obviously so is the bolt! So, to answer your question, IF you can narrow down all the variables that may make it dangerous, why not? That's also presuming she can shoot accurately enough that it can be sportingly fair to the game being hunte...

I like Exo lax.

I recently bought a used Exomax, used but in real clean shape. I started to mount the front fibreoptic sight, but I stripped the head of the screw. The cure was quick in coming when I phoned Excalibur. Apparently in the process of anodizing the riser, sometimes the material gets into the threads and...

I received the bow yesterday, and it looks fine. It'll be hard waiting for the weather to warm enough to get out and shoot it. To those others who would like to own an Exomax at a very reasonable price, I have these few words for you: "NYAH, NYAH! You had your chance and you blew it!" Than...

Stan

You don't indicate your location in your profile.

If you are in Canada, that particular type of crossbow (designed to be fired while being held in one hand) is a prohibited weapon....illegal for anyone in Canada to own or even possess.

If your broadheads are working loose that may well mean that the blades weren't properly seated, and if so, you shouldn't be forcing them by tightening the head into the bolt, nor should you be using adhesive on the threads. Anyway, it's no big deal to check each bolt as you use it and tighten it if...

What's the point of this "silencing" stuff? Game animals have far more acute hearing than we do. We could NEVER silence the bow to the point that an animal CAN'T HEAR IT. So, what's the point? The animal hears an unnatural, mechanical noise, or a somewhat louder, unnatural, mechanical nois...

bstout I understand how it may generally be better to stick with the case made by the bow's manufacturer. Kolpin gun cases I have owned are good quality. Are you saying that their Xbow case has a poor zipper, doesn't properly fit Excalibur bows, and tends to be too stiff when subjected to the cold? ...

I DID make a deal with LoneWolf to buy his Max. However, you do have me wondering. Do you have an ATV or maybe a boat and motor? Sweeten up your deal enough, and I'm pretty sure I could be swayed into your direction instead.

http://www.addis-welt.de/smilie/smilie/lachen/smile30.gif Gary Wipe that smug smile off your face. I shouldn't be spending my money on a cross bow when I already have one that is perfectly good for my needs. I just couldn't stand it any longer. Lonewolf started out with a fair enough offer that som...

Darn you. I had struggled hard to resist. Now you've gone and done it.

I'll take it.

PM me please on how to make payment, and shipping costs to Manitoba.

Darn you, double, double darn you.

Well, I tried to put you right into the right seat. I'm not computer smart, but you can do a search for canadiangunnutz, and that will link you to the site. You do have to sign up to use the firearms sale/exchange forum.

If you haven't condisered doing it, why not list on Canadiangunnutz? It's a Canadian site, free, and seems to be well travelled.

ttp://www.canadiangunnutz.com/viewforum.php?f ... 22076baa0a

Yup. Been there and tried that! First part of the call sounds good, but the tail end sounds too sharp, almost a bark. It's too close to their alarm call, or at least is not natural sounding. Dang it! I was sure hoping somebody would have recently bought ANY Carlton Call and have the web site address...