Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I edited your picture a little to get a better view of his trophy !!!
Man that things got a tall rack...
Congrats to him and you

Looks like Don got stuck

Did you set your brace height the recommended 5/8 to 1 inch from the riser joint ?

Anthony, The Nufletch are not screw in. You simply twist it out with a pulling motion and push it back in till the lip sits with about a 32nds or so inch gap from the aluminum ferrule. Some of them might be tight at first,if so you can take some very fine sand paper and go around the outer edge of t...

I've seen absolutely no difference in that 10 or so grains for flight or POI going from Lumenoks to the Ignitors on my 20" Zombies with the 100 grain SpitFires...YMMV I just like the idea of being able to replace the little light stick if a bulb craps out instead of the whole nock. I talked to ...

I'm with Swamp on this one. NuFletch is the way to go for durability and ease of use. It's the same reasons we all shoot Excaliburs. ....I think this is all fun....it just provides for another "goodie" to try for the off season....hey if I don't like it I know there are some who will take...

bob watkins wrote:go to nu fletch web site these nock come in flat very easy to turn off these are the best i have to date . lumen nocks still are good just hard to turn off

+1 I'll never use anything else again.
Nufletch Ignitor .300 Green

Saw the pic on Excals Face Book page Ron,
Congrats nice deer !

Swamp Donky wrote:

shooter00 wrote:How's the durability on the Nufletch nocks ?
I've had several of the Lumenoks crap out on me and never could get them working again.

They are bulletproof, IMO... Even the E/M 405 Mega can't break their spirit!

Thanks SD,
I'm gonna give em a shot

How's the durability on the Nufletch nocks ?
I've had several of the Lumenoks crap out on me and never could get them working again.

CT.HNTR wrote:Has anybody else noticed this and is it a problem?

No problems here.
I've tried a lot of other heads and kept coming back to the ST's.
They are the most consistantly accurate head I've found for my 380....Whacks the doody out of deer too

You're going to be putting a lot more than that in it before it quits stretching.
It took mine about a half dozen times of putting twist in it before it settled in and stopped moving.
I keep mine about 3/16 to a 1/4 off the bumpers.

snuffbox wrote:Got the Accucover for the eyepiece,what size for the front one on a crossbones.

Crossbones is a 2x7x33
http://www.leupold.com/hunting-shooting ... r-32-33mm/

Do the loopy flip up fold back flat? If they do I may treat myself to one for the objective lens Yes they do. Once you put one on the front you'll buy the eye piece too :D Fit and finish is great,price not so much. I bought one set for my rifle and couldn't stand it till I put them on my other two ...

I've got the LS+ and might go to a DFT if they have them on sale again this next holiday season. I can give you a little tip on them. If you have the room underneath your shooting bench use a ratchet strap to tie it down instead of using weights. It's so much easier/cheaper than lugging the weights ...