Excalibur Crossbow Forum

ditto above

LOL was it a "wetland" after she saw the owl?

Gary-I believe its 75 for xbows. from the Ohio website [Prohibited activities] "Hunt deer with a longbow having a draw weight of less than 40 pounds, or with a crossbow having a draw weight of less than 75 pounds or more than 200 pounds". http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/wildlife/Hunting/huntreg...

that is one of the old ones with the auto safety. My first one had the manual-say 1997 or 98 I think

Looks like they just mated the heavier limbs of the exomax with the other frames

I string jig is great if you want to learn how to tie your own strings (I do commercially but I use flemish excalibur strings on my crossbows-I tie my own recurve, compound and AUSBOW strings though)

for RESERVING your own crossbow string you really don't need one

it is simple to do

hard to say-I buy the license and various tags-about 60 bucks. A bottle of cover scent is 10 bucks. I get the broadheads cheap and do three every couple years. I buy a new ladder stand every few years since I tend to leave mine up for a few months and while I clean the rust off, I just replaced my o...

cool: do you know how to re-serve your string? its best done on the bow unless you have a string jig.

that stuff is best served TIGHT-cavalier or BEITER winder (very good and Best respectively)

my last exocet which I bought after the 03 ATA Show for 3D is exactly this color-its got the magtips.

better solution is to cut them off, deburr them and put a 2213 INSERT in . You might get some premature wear on the string. (I know who you are)

NO you have the flemish twist string which is stronger and lasts longer than the standard endless loop string. Danny picked me a really good trigger because I used this bow to shoot some TNC hunter class tournaments-I believe I won the 2002 or 2003 national postal with it. you can tell the flemish t...

It should serve you well-I have killed several deer with it and never had it fail. I replaced it with a current model (mostly so that customers can try out the bow I will sell them). I never felt like I needed any more power for anything I hunt in Ohio. The string should last a while too but I think...

more detail 22/64 outside diameter (aluminum US arrows all are measured this way) .19/1000 of an inch wall thickness increasing either number increases spine of the arrow/bolt a 2216 and a 2117 spine out basically the same-the first would be better for target work since it will give you a 1/64th inc...

assuming you COCKED The bow correctly no big deal. better to measure the tiller though-the distance between the limb and the string at a consistent point-if there is a difference you might have a problem though I have never seen it with an excalibur/ shoot it a few times and see if the serving trues...

for everyone ( I got a PM on this and have answered) spectra is the trade name for fast flite-most companies call it something other than spectra-teh bcy stuff is called CROSSBOW SERVING