awshucks wrote:The reason Bill T answered you the way he did was both locations are ok to shoot your bow. Minimal diff's in poi.
Wabi posted a pic and asked 'A' or 'B'. I'm assuming you meant what you posted and it's 'A'.
I've been on here daily since 05 and this is a 1st for me. Your limbs have not and will not get weaker. If they had, you would be experiencing a lower b-height.
A faulty string would offer the same direction of movement which would be toward the stirrup, not the trigger.
Put as politely as I can, something is wrong. It's physically impossible to be in the xbow, that leaves pilot error, which is why I suggested you get another string and start over.
You can go either route here, try and solve your problem or bash Excal. The former will work better for you than the latter.
a quick forum search shows that the majority here unstring their excal during the off season. if the limbs will not weaken and a string can only stretch so much, why do so many people do this?
IMO...i saw zero bashing here and would be equally disappointed with the response he got from excalibur. when holding something near your face with as much energy as a crossbow you want to take every precaution to prevent injury as one incident could leave you blind or dead. imagine the headaches and bad publicity that would arise should this bow cause serious injury or death AFTER excalibur told the owner it's safe to shoot? it's because of this uncertainty that i believe the first thing excalibur should tell people is to take their bow to a dealer for inspection if any problems arise.
the fact that this is an extremely rare situation that doesn't really make sense suggests that something is definitely wrong and needs to be addressed.
while excalibur has great service and great products, nobody is perfect and nobody is immune to criticism.
