Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Well I certainly hope it all works out for you. If money is of any issue for you like it is for me and you dont mind having only three aim points ( 10, 20, & 30 yds ) or depending on how you set it up with the speed ring. Then I really believe that the Hawke Sport HD IR 2-7x32 is the "best ...

Im glad you liked it. I have not had my hands on one yet. Im next in line and right behind you if they come out with maybe something even less than 320 fps. I would be happy with 250 to 300 fps.

Ive had my Wabi call for somewhere around 8 to10 years now. I wouldnt trade it for nothing.

I love this one that Im useing...
Hawke Sport HD IR 2-7x32
because I only use 10 20 and 30 yards. But thats because I like to keep it close and simple.
Good luck

This all sounds like really great news.
I will patiently wait until then. I hope its soon.
Thanks

I heard that Excal might come out with shorter more compact bows similar to the Matrix but in lower poundage like Vixen and Phoenix.
If true then do you think within the next year (soon ) or WAY down the road several years from now ?

I left feedback about the strings on the Trading Post

xcaliber wrote:You are going to have to adjust the scope in a few days.

That will be another test to see if the scope adjusts like it should. Im pretty picky about my strings. I look forward to getting yours and trying them out.

shoot another arrow other than the Spynal Tapps from Jerry at SouthShore Archery. Those buggers are dead on the money. I love the way they shoot and he is a great guy to work with. Combined with my new Hawke Sport HD IR 2-7x32 scope things are really looking great. If you would like to have a scope ...

Well if you havent done so already then on the left of the screen there is the word "Support" with a drop down menu and you can click on Arrow Performance and it appears that your information is pretty close. So I wonder if you have access to a chronograph at an archery shop ? If it really...

Well crap !!! Ive shot several times and followed Boo's instructions and so far everything is holding up really well. I mostly want them for a stupid dry fire. Ive never dry fired and I never will for the rest of my life................maybe :lol: Seriously though keeping the string off the bumpers ...

Excal1 wrote:It will split across the center first-where the ball is. After a few more shots it will split all the way across. Don't ask how I know

How do you know ?
Just kidding. Thats really what I thought but just wanted to make sure.
Thanks

You want two string widths or more between the string and the bumper. Also what will extend the life of the bumpers is if you grind half to one third of the ball of which will make the bumper in effect softer and make it harder for the string to pinch the rubber against the ball. I have heard about...

Yes thanks. Ive read where rotation extends the life. For example only if you was not to rotate and continue to shoot in the same position then where do you think it might fail first ?
Center ?
Edges ?
All the way across ?

I just bought a set and have not tried them yet.
When you are shooting with the S5 system and your bumpers start to finally wear and give way. My question is where do they typically start to split at first ?
Middle/center ?
Outer edge ?