Excalibur Crossbow Forum

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Joe

Thanks Bartek watched it on Crossbow Predators yesterday

Joe

Have a look at this case by Plano I found an all weather gun case by Plano they call the ( ALL WEATHER TAKEDOWN CASE 36 inch ) this case also comes in 42 inch which suites my needs finding a home for the Excalibur Matrix 355 here is a description and link if any you are interested Thanks Joe :D htt...

Had a opportunity last summer to use these Broad Heads on a friends recommendation @ 60 yards they flew great at 60 yards 1 1/2 inch lower then my 100 field points The thing I really liked is that you can lock the wing blades with a set screw when practicing they work for me here is a link have a lo...

I agree with Bullseye but you may want too try a small MINI TORCH they are small with a very focused flame as opposed to the bottle touches less focused flame to prevent damage to limbs and limb gasket good luck

Joe171

Well thought out Taz above poster said it all

Joe171

I just ordered a set of Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers from Danny Miller for my new Matrix 355 ....in conversation I asked for a second set of the rubbers Danny laughed and said
" you wont ware them out "
That is good enough for me

Joe

Dave... been following this post.. question why don`t you post some pictures of the missing bow I personally belong to several clubs that support archery... that would make the bow more readily identifiable especially with the new guy stoppers on the bow " A picture is worth a thousand words &...

Removed.. Big John :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Speak up Joe. Tell us all what you mean to say. Sure Don when I read your post it just struck my funny bone when 2 good arrow makers post and Big John removed his reminded it of myself I go to my tool shop for a micrometer and come back with a hammer...

Big John wrote:Removed..

Big John

Just another thought you may want to have a look at the string height in relationship to the arrow rail it should be firm when you try to pull the string away from the rail in the unloaded position ie: no gap between the rail and the bow string
hope this helps
happy shooting

Joe

I watched some of the videos and disclaimers. Don't scrub, don't use detergents, don't use petroleum products, don't don't don't ........ Cool to see work.... But what kind of everyday application would you use it on? :shock: Only protects against Mustard catch up and vineger :lol: ...........

Terry.............looks like you have out done your self this time
Please more pictures

Thanks Joe

Pydpiper wrote:It doesn't make a difference, I tried, and tried. Just keep them all the same.

Don`t listen to Pyde I have seen him shoot


Joe171