Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Gotta go with the wenge

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Second the trophy rock,the love them around here.Great for camera locations for sure.

They work great,between everyone in our hunting circle we harvested 10 deer with them from every ethical angle possible,we did not loose one deer last bow season.

Not to much difference as far as weight(physical) ,stock style becomes personal preference I like the traditional stock over thumb hole but that's just me. Either way it's a winner (it's an excal!) and somewhat of a collectors bow as they only made that version of the axiom for one year,go buy it!

That is the version of the axiom I shoot and like it a lot.It's basically a phoenix with no dissipator bars.(more or less) I would think that $450-$500 range would be more in line price wise.

Or you could call Dan miller@ (740)483-2312. He is a great guy and will help you out.

yep,you got it just give it a few twist and you should be all set

They are just over in fenton mi 888-377-2825 . Good product,there is another member who was doing some testing,maybe he can give us an update.I used them back in the day when it was hawgs,during the whole mitch rompala debacle

Hey Scott, That was the advice I got from Danny miller when i purchased then,apparently there can be issues with them deploying in that situation. So we are careful to watch our angles. We just had another harvest with one Thursday,no problems at all. Also, they do give a great blood trail in most c...

We have four of us in our camp that use them,they work great. Only word of caution, watch the extreme quartering shots.

Have a couple of the covert ca3.o, no noise,1.2 sec trigger speed,video,4 aa batts,small size very nice pics.All for under $100.00 if you keep an eye on ebay. Also, comes with a remote control to program it and doubles as a color viewer for checking pics(not video)in the field.

If you get a chance could you do a hard quartering test to see if there's any issue with deployment,thinking of giving them a try myself but have always heard that's the expandables Achilles heal.

yep, you nailed it more or less,I shoot the old brown vixen so 30yrds is about all she's gonna give you on live game. The redfield is a great scope for the money,a buddy of mine has the 4 plex model he uses his aim point where there the reticle goes from small to large which also gives him three aim...

The redfield 2-7x33 (which is made by Leupold) is another option,I have accu-range model works great.I use the the top and bottom of the circle as yardage markers.