Excalibur Crossbow Forum

...to my Canadian friends. Looks like your fine Country will soon be inundated with a wave of immigrants - mostly from the vicinity of Hollywood!

Jeff

They're included with the "bumpers", tiny screws in a tiny ziplock bag.
There are threaded holes on the underside of the riser, beneath the holes that the bumpers slide into.

Easy-Peasy. Even I couldn't make a mess of that installation.

The bow tech at my local archery shop told me his dad kept his Excalibur strung for five years with no loss in poundage. I wouldn't go to such an extreme. I keep mine unstrung through the summer months. Too much heat and too many chiggers at my near-by WMA range!

Jeff

My wife got a "factory reconditioned" Axiom this year - her first bow. The quiver hood was a little loose and rattled. I replaced it with a Kwickee Kwiver 4-arrow crossbow quiver. It's a very solid, well made unit. No surprise, though. I've been a fan of kwickee quivers for 35 years.

I won a pair of Leupold Rogue compact binocs last year at Bass Pro.
Not the best, but the price was right.

Thanks for the advice. I have read a lot of positive reviews of Zombie Slayers. I'll give them a look. Where in The Peoples Republic of NJ do you call home JJ? Anthony' :) South of Millville, Cumberland County. If you're familiar with the N.J. Motorsports Park, I'm about a mile away. Makes for some...

Thanks for the advice. I have read a lot of positive reviews of Zombie Slayers. I'll give them a look.

Any Excalibur owners here shooting DCA arrows? I bought a dozen when I was shooting a (vertical) compound, and was impressed with the quality and the low price.

Jeff

A pair of Excalibur string suppressors, or Danny Miller's bumpers are a quick, easy and relatively inexpensive way to deaden some of the vibration. So far, that's all I've done to my 355, "Mr. Scary".

Jeff

Mine has been very quiet so far this season...too quiet.

I've owned my Matrix 355 for about eight months now, without one second of "buyers remorse". You could never go wrong with one.

I have a big collection of knives (mostly older Buck fixed-blade models), but it seems I always reach for my old reliable Cold Steel Master Hunter, in Carbon V steel. It has become a trusted friend, and locks into its sheath so securely, I know it'll always be there.

Jeff

Thanks for the generous offer, Anthony, but I'm way down in swamps of Cumberland County. I do appreciate it, though. :D Jeff ...how far are you away from Point Pleasant JJ?....I do venture down to my brother in laws house a few times a year and would gladly bring it with me and could even meet you?...

Yeah, I had some "ADF success stories" yesterday :oops: . Had three misfires before I discovered that the arrow retainer spring wasn't retaining the arrows! Lowering the "muzzle" anywhere beyond horizontal caused the arrows to slide forward. I don't know why I didn't notice this ...