Excalibur Crossbow Forum

greywolf makes his own from the excal bolts. They are a little better balanced and you can get brass inserts and etc with them. In other words, they fly better supposedly. Dan Miller, excal rep sells bolts for these also. Again, they are excals modded to perform a tad better supposedly I just ordere...

LoneWolf wrote:Thanks for the info, Digger.

I appreciate it...

Dan miller sells them for 20bucks I believe.. but im sure shipping would be 2-5bucks on those

body mount.. just doesnt look that real

id go to a pro shop also..They have a tool that tells you your draw lenght and then its up to youy body to see how much weight you can draw back. Everyone's so obessed with how much they can draw back. Its like a bragging contest I guess.. I can draw back probably 75-85pounds but I only have mine se...

If you are using you hips against the stock you are doing it wrong.. All focre should bd on the limbs ONLY. I can string my 210 Exomag (modified with the forward riser) with no problems and I'm 67 years old and not big by any means. woody, i didnt mean to sound like I was using my hips on the stock...

i dont like the crankaroo just because it sounds like a playing card in a bike's wheel. Thats fine if you cock the bow before hunting, but in the stand or close to it, well.. that isnt gonna work lol

Crazyfarmer, I think you'll see a lot more VA guys popping up here with VA allowing xbows now. As you already know, I'm right down the road in Gloucester, VA. Actually from PA, but joined the Navy 26 years ago (still on active duty). Rich ive got a buddie down the road thats been in it for 10-years...

uh oh.. another member from Canada!!
hahahha, welcome to the forum.. its a bunch from up your way one here

Actually any of the new risers should require the same force to string. They are definately harder to do than the old type riser! I string my Phoenix by hand, but I find I do need to wear stiff soled shoes and really throw my weight into it. (I weigh about 170) The first time I strung it I had to m...

I just dont have enough azz to shove the thing over to get enough slack and they pull the other limb back a lil to get the string on the loop. I tired doing it like they do on the vid, but i just cant hold the thing over with my hips far enough. Any farther and the bow starts to slip like its gonna ...

taxman wrote:woodbridge virginia here

quite a few close members here to home.. i wasnt expecting many Va guys here

it suks cause out here in Va thats about as big as they get... its a few monstors here but deer like he posted are big for here

Kansas and Kentucky have some sick deer from the pictures I see on TV!

Sounds like a good idea. As far as the bow tech stuff keeping that in the "general" forum section is fine with me. I don't find that the forum is overly cluttered. thats fine also.. but being new here I kinda felt weird posting about bow questions when everyone else was talkign about gett...

diesel wrote:ttt This is for you to see CrazyFarmer.

damn, i woulda let that small thing go! He would be a nice trophy in 4 more years LMAO

ahaha.. now thats a nice buck! Love the character on his right side

I hope he mounted that one?

TTT Crazyfarmer this is for you. I scored it at 134 but had 7 deductions hahah, i knew you did this when I saw the post back up at the top awesome deer! Im guessing that one of mine would be in the 130ish range roughly.. anything in the 120-140 range is a good decent buck no doubt! I take you mount...