Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I'm old too! Before I know it, God willing and me able, I'll be 100 , but before I am, I'm savouring the 67 years that have already gone by, and day by day I'm looking forward to the next 33 years. Now some of you folks might think that I've got high hopes, and you're correct. However, considering t...

Congrats that's a great bow. I certainly love mine.

Nice looking chair, too bad the price doesn't make the "juice worth the squeeze". I could think of better things to spend $500.58 on.

xcaliber wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 03, 2019 2:06 pm

Went to visit him again, not there AGAIN!

Perhaps if you "doll yourself up, just like one of his ladies, and wear some of their "perfume", he might be tempted to take a "ride" with you.

In Ontario right now with the new Tag/Seal process combined with the 2X fines. I'd think carrying everything would be prudent. This might be an interesting season for tags and fines Have to have you paper game seals with you all the time. Cards and licences can be on your phone. But if you tag a de...

Anthony wrote:PS I struggled with posting this as I do not want to come across complaining I just would like to know what is going on!

It's called Murphy's Law.
On an aside, just curious, do most splinters occur on the left or the right limb?

janesy wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 21, 2019 10:25 pm

Something is wrong with our country. I will NEVER acknowledge Justin as my Prime Minister.

Me too. I see him as the product of a psychedelic flower child, inseminate by sperm that was past its best before due date.

If shipping internationally, taxes should not be added, since the buyer would be responsible to pay any duties and taxes applicable in their Country or State/Province. If Al's is adding taxes they shouldn't be.

janesy wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 25, 2019 4:56 pm

Start digging fellas!

Forgot to mention mines 15Y in my basement too.
But I have a bungalow.

I don't live in a bungalow. I have a 5 level Back-Split and I too have at least 15 yards in my basement. A 26 ft. Rec. room and a 12 ft. lower basement storage room.

Maybe we need a bit bit of this. From another post. I wish so badly we had Elk here, or a season and enough population I should say. Thanks for the read We do have Elk here in Ontario, and it's a treat to watch and take their picture. https://i.imgur.com/PQ7imlm.jpg https://i.imgur.com/1ox2C1C.jpg ...

Boo wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 23, 2019 11:22 pm

Take it easy guys! After all, this is only his second post!

Both made to complain. Not a very good start.
The forum is not the place complain. That's why there's a CONTACT US.

Sure sounds like shoulder to me. Had it happen to a buddy about 30 yrs ago with an old Bear broadhead, hit shoulder and snapped broadhead off but good news is another buddy killed that deer 3 weeks later in rifle season chasing a doe. Exact same happened to me about 16 years ago. Broadhead was an e...

Good things come in threes. Two does and one buck, way to go.
Will there be a 4th?

An Axe is handy, it can fit in your back pocket while you climb your tree stand. What's not to like. If I didn't already have one I'd get one.
C'mon Mike you have nothing to lose; for the price of a A360 you can buy 2 Axes.

It also helps if you use a heavier string. I just swapped out the factory EL string, with my own custom made string. Upon doing so, I weighed them and there was only a 4 grain difference. The EL string (with string leeches) weighed 134 gr. and my custom string (without) 138 gr. However, the string l...