Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Nice young buck with lots of potential. I'd give him another year or two to mature. I agree for my neck of the woods, he would be considered on the small size. But, I am blessed with a great gene pool and plenty of private land to hunt. Not sure where the OP lives and this may be a trophy of a life...

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JPjunkie wrote:

Boo wrote:Are you Boonechaser?

BAM!

Aren't you still a good little sheep! Do you have any thoughts that you can stick to, without changing them with the flow?

Are you Boonechaser? Why,because I am the only person to have a problem with my Matrix? See the problem here is.... My bow and scope was just fine out of the box, I never complained about it, even though I had the same quiver bracket problem as another poster. I just began posting that I believe th...

I agree, to an extent. Excalibur is going to get feedback in one of two ways, one is by their dealers, the other is from a less biased voice, a consumer. Excalibur didn't get thrown under the bus, they were provided with uncensored feedback from a consumer. In the end, it will be the consumers voic...

NFH wrote:What string changer would you recommend? And are there any aftermarket quiver mounts that put your quiver on top out of the way on the matrix?

Check out munchmounts, great guy to buy from and they are awesome. Just picked one up for my matrix.

http://www.munchmounts.com/

congrats!! Get the computer fixed because.....

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If it where me, I would just call Danny and send to him for a once over. Nothing beats piece of mind about your hunting equipment and as fast as people say he is.... You will have no problem having back in time for your season opener.

That is great CS!!

I just bought some BEE's from Jerry at southshorearcherysupply.com or call 813-545-0754. Can't beat the price for indexed arrows. He offers multiple fletching, nock, and insert options at a fair price. Best bang for your buck IMO

That is a good distance. You want to eventually have 2 string widths or 1/4" or less between your string and bumper. Leave yours there until it stops sinking and if it gets within one or two string widths to the bumper crank it up lots. When you do you are shortening the string causing the lim...

gendoc wrote:I would have to pull the string more than one hand will permit !!
its too short. and that isa fact.

Gotcha... Mine is a little rough pulling up but seen the video and figured they new what they where doing. This is my first Excalibur, though

I am sure the rope cocker is plenty long. Hook it to one side then up and around the channel below the safety. Then reach down with one hand and pull up on string while placing the hook on opposite side. They are made to be used like this and may seem short but are not. http://www.excaliburcrossbow...

Congratulations John! Get that string away from the bumpers and lay a bit of string lube on the serving (that closes the loops) where it contacts the limb. Do you recommend twisting the string to shorten enough to place a space between the REDS and the string? How much of a space? My brace height s...