Excalibur Crossbow Forum

425-450 grns @ 300-350fps is what works best for me out of my bows.

Speed is obviously everything to the prospective "Bulldog" customer or he would be looking at one of the other models, and hence the reason the market is driven by speed. Some want it to help overcome range estimation issues, and some want it, simply because they want the most they can get...

The only time I've heard anyone call them "bolts" are guy's who just bought their first crossbow, and after they are corrected or laughed at once or twice they, get on-board pretty quickly..

Why cant they put an a + trigger on a high end bow like this when the competitors have tts already.Im sure even if it cost a little more we would pay it who wants to have to modify a new thousand +dollar bow With these kinds of weights( 200# +) It's Pretty tough to get any kind of "lasting&quo...

Jerry's (SSAS) Spynal Tapps...

Big John wrote:X2 on the Rubber Coated Foot Stirrup.

Big John

Ditto..

If you want a flatter trajectory, the Grizzly/330 wouldn't be worth your money/time. The ONLY value they have over the Max you are considering is literally 6" narrower. In fact you could put a string of the same material that Grizzly comes stock with and shoot the EXACT same speed with your cur...

Maybe we'll be allowed to use it in Archery season:LOL

Awesome! So there you have it folks...Why buy the $1k Crosman that you need a pump/tanks/compressor for, when you can already buy a 10/22 arrow gun for half the price & weight at the same speed without a need for a pump etc? Looks like they are standard Easton Aluminum arrows to so you shopuld b...

According to Crosman the arrow is 375gr and made by Victory. http://www.gameandfishmag.com/ata-show-2016/introducing-the-2016-crosman-pioneer-airbow/ ( I think it's funny Crosman markets it as "bow" and shys away from the term gun, however the guy in the video calls it a "airgun"...

Where is the assumption coming from that anyone would try to get one approved for archery only seasons? Is this because it uses an arrow(whichby definition is actually missile not an arrow as it has no nock and isn't propelled by a string) rather than a bullet??? I guess we all have our fantasies th...

By definition....It IS NOT a bow or an "Airbow". The name is no more accurate than the term "Arrow gun" is for crossbows. Disabled won't be able to use it in any "archery season" as it's a "firearm" by definition and unless I'm mistaken there aren't any state...

We can speculate in our closed circle of crossbow gurus who already by nature have an open mind to the inclusion of "arrow guns" into the archery only season. The division we have here alone in a VERY biased/receptive crowd would certainly not be the same among crowds of our fellow deer hu...

By definition....It IS NOT a bow or an "Airbow". The name is no more accurate than the term "Arrow gun" is for crossbows. Disabled won't be able to use it in any "archery season" as it's a "firearm" by definition and unless I'm mistaken there aren't any states...

Unless someone "redefines" the meaning of "Archery" I feel pretty comfy in saying NEVER Definition from Meriams Dictionary: Full Definition of archery 1 : the art, practice, or skill of shooting with bow and arrow 2 : an archer's weapons 3 : a body of archers Definition of bow 1 ...