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Excalibur sound deadening system

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I see that Cabelas has the Excalibur Sound Deadening System for sale.

" Includes an over-molded rubberized stirrup, Ex-Shox, String Stars and R.A.V.S. silencers."

The Ex-Shox also for sale separately.

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I have not ran across that at Cabelas yet.... Can you tell me what they were asking for that "package" ?

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ArcheryAddict wrote:The kit at Cabelas don't include the air brakes, that's another 50 bucks.


Air brakes are pretty much useless anyway.
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robertyb wrote:
ArcheryAddict wrote:The kit at Cabelas don't include the air brakes, that's another 50 bucks.


Air brakes are pretty much useless anyway.
I have air brakes on my 405 and 400 , Both shot quieter with less twang noise . In my exp there is a noticeable difference .. imo
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rein1 wrote:
robertyb wrote:
ArcheryAddict wrote:The kit at Cabelas don't include the air brakes, that's another 50 bucks.


Air brakes are pretty much useless anyway.
I have air brakes on my 405 and 400 , Both shot quieter with less twang noise . In my exp there is a noticeable difference .. imo

Air Brakes quiet your bow and I feel save your limbs and bow is better on vibration on shot... ..I tried both my micro 335 gen 1 and noticed difference in one with air brakes ..
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When they start making the air brakes "air weight" l will buy them . The ones i took off both bows make great duck decoy anchors good even in a good wind
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longbow joe wrote:When they start making the air brakes "air weight" l will buy them . The ones i took off both bows make great duck decoy anchors good even in a good wind
I love it ! I would possibly be interesed in this "system" but am very happy ti see it does not include "Air Brakes" . :D

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longbow joe wrote:When they start making the air brakes "air weight" l will buy them . The ones i took off both bows make great duck decoy anchors good even in a good wind
Are you saying they are Heavy?For life of me I cannot feel difference .....
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