Excalibur Crossbow Forum

paulaboutform wrote:I'm sure this has already come up, but from those who have tested different brace heights on your micros what did you find to be optimal b.h. for speed?

Paul

I keep mine at 1/4" off the REDS as it seems to be the best overall.

I would have to say Anonymous Bow Donor.

That is excellent Don, kudos to the donor.

I would like to see a 355 decked out with REDS and ADF for the raffle

I am in Mike, thanks.

I'm in thanks, can't wait to try one of these strings.

Don Feb. 28 is good for me if there is room.

I am in thank you sir.

Don I can do any of the weekends, just need a few days notice as I am close.

With the M380 you should be using 18" arrows, cut the arrows.

Don would love to take part in this, would want 1 dozen Zombies .001 with 110 brass gr, inserts, green and white or orange and white blazer vanes. Would want them cut to 15 1/2". Can come over pretty well any weekend with a bit of notice.

dave131 wrote:OK ill try this https://goo.gl/photos/Uns8PcKZvPHbhMmQ9
Note sure if this will work.

I sent this to Frank at Trigger Tech. Frank I have 2 Trigger Tech triggers and I am trying to find out which one is which, either a target trigger 1.5 or Hunter model 2.5. On the one trigger I have in front of me it has your sticker on the front with the number 0061 and on the bottom where the trigg...

The rubber will deteriorate rapidly if the limbs are left unstrung. So, loosen the Air Brakes before leaving the limbs unstrung. I have them on both my 380 & 405. With the older dissipator bars you removed the rubber pads if you unstrung and relaxed your limbs after your hunting season was over...

Livtahunt wrote:Aren't they the same thing as the dissipator bars on the older series bows? They seemed to hold up fine.

They appear to be the same, not sure if they exert more pressure on the limb or not. Different color and the rubber is not as hard and is softer.