Best way to quiet an Excalibur?

[Huntsman]

I think I will do just that "flightattendant100". I'll start adding bit by bit. As for now (today) I'm heading to Bass Pro to p/u flemish string and whiskers....plus a stringer...dealer did'nt have any in stock.
Btw, I purchased my Excalibur at The Wolfs Den in Utopia(Essa) Ontario if anyone is familliar with this shop.
I almost forgot to mention too. The bolts(Gold Tip LaserII) came with 100gr fd tips an I switched them up for 125gr as according to the Gold tip website 125gr is as heavy as I can go w/these bolts.

[Huntsman]

So today I installed the S5 and some Limbsavers (limbs). Next pay day will be some string leeches to accompany the whiskers I already added and that should about do it.
I also had to re-loctite all the scope mount screws so hopefully with the addition of these new items the vibration will be tamed enough to prevent this.

[VixChix]

Isn't funny how it tends to spook the hunter more than it does the deer?

X2! I shoot naked. I've taken everything off my bow except for the quiver mount. I find that after a few shots I don't notice the noise much anymore and I know that by shooting naked I'm picking up a few FPS.

[ComfyBear]

X2! I shoot naked. I've taken everything off my bow except for the quiver mount. I find that after a few shots I don't notice the noise much anymore and I know that by shooting naked I'm picking up a few FPS.

Monica you can get away with it, and perhaps if I tried when I was younger I'd to be swarmed by all the neighbouring chixs.

However, now that I'm no longer the Italian stallion of yesteryear, I expect that they'd call the cop and I'd be charged with indecented exposure.

Sorry Moni, I just couldn't resist

[j.krug]

X2! I shoot naked. I've taken everything off my bow except for the quiver mount. I find that after a few shots I don't notice the noise much anymore and I know that by shooting naked I'm picking up a few FPS.

Monica you can get away with it, and perhaps if I tried when I was younger I'd to be swarmed by all the neighbouring chixs.

However, now that I'm no longer the Italian stallion of yesteryear, I expect that they'd call the cop and I'd be charged with indecented exposure.

Sorry Moni, I just couldn't resist

It was bound to happen Vix!!

[VixChix]

You guys are too funny!

I mean ESPECIALLY you two!!!

You've actually met me and know that there's NO WAY this chick is going to be welcome to shoot naked! lol Well... maybe if I managed to lose 100 lbs...

[Huntsman]

I forgot to add a butt extension as the "length of pull" is just a bit short.
As for shooting naked, whatever works for you

[Farmer]

Huntsman this has been the best limb suppressor I have use to date is TunerZ . They strap on to the limb which allows you to find the sweet spot and to take them off if not needed . You could add them to a quiver or what ever you need to quiet down. Here is a link;

http://store.hortonarchery.com/Tunerz/

[Huntsman]

Hey thanks farmer. I'll definately look into this.

[ComfyBear]

I've found that using a custom Boo String with cat whiskers goes a long way in both reducing the noise and vibration of any Excalibur crossbow. Besides the quality of the string alone is worth the investment.

[gerald strine]

Going back to the original post the Excalibur may have been the loudest but what is the point all of the other bows are going to be heard by a deer in range of a cross bow no cross bow is so quiet a deer will not hear it .
I would advise you do not worry about noise do nothing about it I recommend a S5 string stopper for dry fire protection and quicker sight recovery from vibration but it does little in the noise reduction area this is my opinion and what I have done.