Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Best wishes.

Hope all goes well, I'm sure it will

An update on "Resolution #42", the semi auto ban; http://www.ofah.org/News/index.cfm?ID=3&A=GetDoc&DID=323 Looks like they have retracted this one, (for now). I am not a supporter of any political party in and have a mistrust of politicians in general; HOWEVER, when the next electi...

10 Ring. You don't talk much ... But when you do we all need to listen. I am with you man. Thanks. I don't post much these days, my big archery activity was 3D, with an Excalibur. I used to work quite a bit on our club's 3D program. 3D has "tanked" in this region and so our club has close...

FYI

Here is the OFAH's response to this BS;

http://www.garrybreitkreuz.com/publicat ... ew/113.pdf

Every gun owners got atleast one semi shotgun or .22 Also, Remington 1100's, Beretta 391's, etc. are still very popular with Trap, Skeet and Sporting Clays shooters. Browning Auto 5;s have a 100 year tradition of hunting use in North America. Full autos are already out,. Yes, we all know this but t...

Firearms owners, please check out the Feb 2007 "Ontario Out Of Doors", page 2 of the "Angler & Hunter Hotline" describing the Liberal Party's Resolution #42. It urges the "Elimination of the personal use of automatic and semiautomatic weapons". If there was any doub...

chris4570 wrote: can anyone recommend a well built, durable, warm rubber boot?

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This wont help the intended upcoming vote on the gun registry: I believe the Beretta CX4 Storm that this jerk was posing with on the internet is already a "restricted weapon" under the present law and so should have been tougher to get than an 870 Wingmaster or Browning Citori. The questi...

the shirts brought back memories of hunting back when I was kid in the sixties. Me too, we used to be very fond of it, although I wear orange for upland game now. Back in the day, when we had a good group that used to go grouse hunting in northern Ontario we used to wear it. My Dad and I both had g...

ecoaster wrote: just got a good laugh out of the photos. I'm sure that's what they were going for.

Maybe

But when your out there, if your hearing protection isn't real good, I can say from experience, you do hear the dueling banjos

Did anyone check out the photo gallery for the link above??? :shock: You might be a redneck if you bring guns to your wedding :lol:. This is true, it is not a real sophisitated venu but, we used to go up there and pay the day rate, it was a well run range with covered benches and up to 200 yard sho...

You might want to check this one out;

http://www.silverdalesports.ca/index.ph ... e&Itemid=1

These days some people think, no matter where they are in the world, that this country has unlimited resources and can get them out of any predicament, immediately, in a manner that they find exceptable. If this does not happen, immediately, in a manner that lives up to their expectations, the compl...

i never said that the broken and damaged arrows where happening on missed shot. This was a generic comment, not applied to any particular individual. It was meant as an example of the ways bolts or arrows can be lost or damaged. No insult to any one person's shooting or range estimating capabilitie...

two times i've done 3D and 2 times i came home with broken or damaged arrows I'm afraid that can be the nature of the game, I have seen even the "very good ones" miss-judge a yaradage and lose or damage an arrow or bolt now and then. The more one shoots, the better they usually get at sho...