Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Shoebuck wrote:Where is everyone setting their brace height on the Micro? Dead on the line or slightly above it?

I keep mine 1/4" off the reds.

Strum I have been looking into it as I am doing a custom rail for my Micro nightmare. I was also talking with Boo on this and recommended Type III hard anodizing. Google it and you can read up on it. It was used widely on military gear very hard and durable. that's great but finding someone to do t...

Strum I have been looking into it as I am doing a custom rail for my Micro nightmare. I was also talking with Boo on this and recommended Type III hard anodizing. Google it and you can read up on it. It was used widely on military gear very hard and durable.

Dennis, I'll bet the steel co. that you buy the I-beam from has an engineer. If not they ought to. The good part about reading up on it before contacting a steel company's engineer, you will have an idea on what is required so you don't get the wool pulled over your eyes, (not saying they would do ...

To DETERMINING GIRDER AND BEAM SIZES FOR FLOORS & ROOFS. Check out this link. With a building 28W x 36D = 1008 sq. feet. Estimated 25,000 lbs. = approximately 25lbs./sq. ft. Check out the charts on the pdf. document at this link.

http://www.mmosley.net/steel_design/steel_beams.pdf

Maybe Peter can chime in with the different thread sizes for all the screws?

Paul do you have the specific sizes you picked up, I know I could take them out and go to fastenal to purchase them. But if you have the sizes that would be perfect.

paulaboutform wrote:Unless the scent was extremely powerful I don't think it would be any more detectable than your human odor....play the wind and don't get too hung up on scent. Jmho. Replace all your fasteners with stainless and you're done.

Paul where did you get your stainless steel fasteners?

is a 15 in arrow legal? i know some states have limits on length .just curious This is for Ontario Canada in the MNR General Regulations for Hunting. Bow(compound, recurve, long) Bows must have a draw weight of at least 22 kilograms (48.5 lb.) at draw length of 700 mm (27.6 in.) or less. Arrows mus...

OK thanks guys, I will be picking up a Micro tomorrow. I might not have access to a target range though before making my broadhead purchase. Please tell me if I got this straight. If I use 100GR broadheads that will be putting my totally weight @ around 367GR? With 367GR bolts I will be closest to ...

The new Micro comes with 4 quills at 16.5", I cut mine down to 15.5" as I didn't want my broadhead sticking out past the stirrup. I know some have gone shorter to 15, personal preference. I have tested mine out to 30 yards and it is dead on, haven't tested an longer yardages due to weather...

strum wrote:wow that is a smoker!! im a little wary of those light (350 gr) arrows on these heavy hitter bows but looks like the speed speaks for its self

The one thing I didn't mention was the 352 gr. arrow was a quill from my Micro 16.5" arrow, which are diablos?

racking up points wrote:I have a matched set of 104# limbs...never chrony'ed them so your numbers encourage me.

What string were you using?

OEM string that came with the bow.

Went to Excalibur last Thursday to get the limbs replaced on my EM 405 as there were small splinters on the inside of the limbs. The guy that was doing the warranty work was excellent, he said he had never seen it before where the limbs had splinters on the inside of the limbs and was a new one to h...

If you use a longer bolt or quill it will stick out past the stirrup, which can snag onto anything it comes in contact with. If you have a broad head on it will stick in the dirt asphalt or concrete, which can destroy the head, make it dull. You want it long enough so that when you go to de-cock you...