Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Lets see if this pic works, if it does this is our car , a 68 Camaro.

I'm in Keswick, we race at Sunset Speedway, and we dabble at Kawartha too.

How about, "Xbow Bro"?

Ray Charles said it best, " The only thing rap is missing, is a C in front of it!"

Everything I've read from the MNR in Ont, reads that they recognize Crossbows in the same manner as Vertical bow, Compound, and Long bow.

With that said, is it necessary to slow the crossbows down to prevent the trailing string from breaking when firing, and if so, how is this accomplished?

LOL, I can vouch for the good folks here. It's great to be able step in as a nubie and be welcomed. I know very little as well, from asking to reading, everyone has been helpful with valid points and opinions, with my questions.

Welcome!

Bullzeye wrote:$99 U.S for that Rinehart, hate to see what they cost here in Canada

Does anyone in Canada sell Danny Millers arrow remover ??

It's the same price here too, $99.99 at Bass Pro

One other thing...you may want to invest in an arrow puller too. The screw in one that Excal sells works, but has a tendency to pull the nock out from time to time. Here in the states...Danny Miller...the Excal rep...sells a plier type one that he makes. I found that it works great and makes arrow ...

Is this the one? If so, I'll make the trip and pick one up along with some broadheads to see how they shoot.

http://www.basspro.com/Rinehart-Targets ... 338/137622

gtonini wrote:Well Boo I'm no Mike but I'll do my best use the old rule of thumb measure twice
cut once.

....... not your thumb though!

Just like the ole,

"When I nod my head, you hit it."

"Ouch, not my head!!"

What is the best type of target to shoot broadheads in to, the Realtree bag I have, doesn't recommend the use of broadheads? Is it possible to make one? I have 35 yards max, to safely shoot, if it matters.

wheelie wrote:LMAO! Surprised the book is so small!

It's only the pocket edition!!

What made you choose the Ibex?

I new all around!!

What make is the one on the right and how many grains is it? It looks like it requires a rubber band to keep it closed too, is that correct?

Your input is appreciated!

MADMAX2 wrote:Deer and turkey's numbers should be healthy for 2012!!

Heck I might even ride to Port Dover on Friday!!

I'm hope so too!

I have a couple of buddies that head out to P. Dover, and I'll bet a few will be there if it stays mild!

So far, I've been using Excal's Firebolts with real good results.

Thanks for all the advise and knowledge, it's great reading what is used, how and why.