Excalibur Crossbow Forum

^^^good advice given there. Your bow is too slow and a bit undersized for an XBR and even with an HHA, (which BTW you shouldn’t dismiss out of hand because paired with a good optic, for long range they are clearly the best). Now with a faster bow, (mind you no recurves approach the needed speed), an...

This maybe what I am looking for . Does Anyone in the US have them ? This may take the place of my Matrix 330 as I just found out I have Cancer in the left shoulder I shoot left handed and use a stand and now putting the 330 against it is not good . But I can do the same thing with the GRZ2 and hav...

I don’t think they have reached the pinnacle of recurve limb and Flemish string design...I think, someday, they may be able to manufacture limbs to be narrower and still produce speeds that are faster. To answer your question, I don’t think it’s draw weight that is a limiting factor for most, it’s d...

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Sat Aug 11, 2018 5:19 am

“Racking up Points” said it’s tooooo slow!

Lol, I kinda want one, to be honest. Top shelf pricing

Here’s how my mind works...Now with that mainframe in all black you need drill yourself an oblong hole for a Matrix riser or a single hole for a Bulldog riser and limb set and you’ve got yourself a beautiful Matrix that would shoot above 380. Obviously you’d need to update the trigger but wow you’d...

double post!!!

At extended ranges, longer arrows are more accurate IMHO. The arrow sticking out past the stirrup is a non-factor for vertical bows, so it shouldn’t be a huge problem. I cut mine to sit just inside the stirrup when a broad head and illuminated nock are installed.

I knew you’d like this scope. I started using one 5 years ago on my Matrix 380 and my reviews were similarly complimentary. The VXR Patrol I currently use on my Scorpyd is heavier by a few ounces, and the optics are only marginally better. It sports the same special purpose reticle and I love it jus...

I started with a Matrix 380 and a Vixen. This is what became of it. A series of trades, parting out of old bows and about 4 years later this version is what I came up with. The only remaining original part from the 380 is the scope rail. The only remaining part of the Vixen is the mainframe. It is a...

To each his own, but I’m not paying for an integrated crank system if I don’t need it. Now if there was a Micro 380 or 400, I could see the need for a crank but that model doesn’t exist and probably won’t for quite some time the way I see it. If they could do away with the bulk on the Assassin, I’d ...

I'm happy to have Boofest for the sake of all of us. Boofest creates that extra bond that well all have together. It's fun, relaxing, informative and it's just plain nice to see each other again and again. New people are always welcome with open arms! Speaking of last weekend, did you guys know we ...

Flightattendant isnt lying about the wind. It swayed the bow and the shooter more than it affected the arrow in flight. We had at least 50km/h gusts but it was a steady crosswind all day. From the bench, at 100y it only affected my windage by an inch. I would’ve thought it would’ve had a greater imp...

I'd like to know when some of you will be visiting the West Coast? May/June is a great time (I'm usually on a hiatus then). C'mon y'all...Derrick, I think your wife is due for another visit to her cousin out west. :wink: Paul Her sister lives in Surrey and I miss her dearly... :eusa-liar: but we ar...

I second Janesy’s sentiments - wasn’t the same without you Paul! Don and Karin are such gracious hosts. What a day I had, and for such a worthy cause. Thanks to everyone that pitches in to make an event like this happen.

Ingenious design, thanks for sharing these Gaston! The orange accents are a nice touch reminds me of something I wish I’d never seen.