Excalibur Crossbow Forum

xcaliber wrote:If it has broken strands, stop using it, this should not be hard to determine! My email address is attached, send me a picture, I'll get back to you ASAP!

Dan

Thanks. I just emailed you.

Can anybody tell me why I can't upload a picture?

I wish I could post a picture, but it keeps saying "Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached."

I think it's broken strands.....must be a defect or something. New string didn't come yet.

Just wax over the frays? Is it safe for him to shoot?

why can't I post the pic? it says board attachment quota has been reached?

My Dad bought the Excalibur Ibex. He took 36 shots to sight it in. The string looks frayed (see pic). The serving looks fine, but the string has a bunch of these fraying marks on it, on both sides. I've had my Vortex since 2011 with the original string and barely have any of these. What happened to ...

Mark Rainbolt wrote:Sorry Biz I do not let others hunt on the farm, just family and only if like them. So that leaves the son-n-laws OUT!!!!!!!!!
God Bless,
Mark

$5K for a 5 day hunt?

How much for a hunt on your property? I am serious.

why does anybody need an anti dryfire?

When target shooting= cock and shoot, cock and shoot, etc.

When hunting= oock and shoot at animal, or shoot into target when the day is over.

I cant believe nobody locks their stands to trees. Everyone I was in hunting camp with in PA a week ago locked their climbers to trees, and this was on state land. When you got a 1-2 mile walk into the woods, im sure it would be a pain to carry a climber in and out with you along with your xbow, etc.

Yes, I mean leaving it in the woods. I know many people who lock their climbers to a tree for a couple of days if they know they are hunting from the stand a few days in a row.

Have been told Summit is the way to go, just trying to figure out how you lock it to a tree?

I've used a Summit Ultimate Viper SS for 4 years and love it. It's easy to climb with, very comfortable if you plan to sit for most of a day, has an adjustable shooting rail which really helps with a crossbow or rifle, and is really well made. Do you keep the crossbow on your lap while sitting the ...

Thanks for info. Do any of you lock them to trees? if so, how?

do you sit with the crossbow across your lap the whole time, or do you hang it on the tree?

Who here hunts out of a climber with their crossbow, and which one do you like? Have been looking at the Summit's (Viper, 180, etc). Looking for advice. Thanks in advance. No max in price, just want something safe and thats works well with crossbows.

Thanks!