compound crossbow

[terrym]

I also love the simplicity of the recurve. I bet yopu that a bunch of the compound crossbows out there are seriously out of tune and don't shoot anywhere what they are designed to do. I also hunt with a compound verticle bow and understand how important tune is in a compound. The other thing is while on a trip you just need to carry a spare string and a stringer not a press.

[ComfyBear]

actually if Excal would make the riser assembly that would fit the their existing Bow i would be interested. bet you can do that with the paradox/maxpoint!

Those two bows were a joint venture between Excal and Bear Archery, before Bear ran into financial problems and got bought out.

That being the case, you're quite correct in saying that the Excalbur risers and limbs would fit a Paradox/Maxpoint.

[Close Up]

No I would not because if you break a string in the feild you are done . But with the recurve limbs you just pull out your backup string and restring it. And yes Excal has made a compound crossbow with bear archery.

[hawg hunter]

I.voted yes. I have a Maxpoint myself as well as two other Excal recurves. The Max is deer stand shooter from a dead rest its weight is perfect for long shots at hogs, its speed rivals that of an exomax and draw weight is 50#s lighter. that alone lured me to have one. I've heard through the grape vine that with a little tweaking here and there that this bow was capalbe of a lot more speed. Mine shoots a 400gr at 342fps and thats plenty fast. any faster and the carbon arrows are farther past your animal and are hard to find after the passthroughs.

[Canabow]

I like the the look of a recurve one of the main reasons I started looking at the excalibur bows.