Excalibur Crossbow Forum

aint been around much but always glad to offer my prayers,, take it slow and work with em Dennis,, it never hurts to tell em what you think, but remember their doing this for your own good !!

Nice Buck,, Congrats,

I never use the bumper space to set my brace, this cause an issue with the wrong bumpers! I always set all my Matrix bows at 1" from the back of the string to the seam of the rail riser, this is one location that will never change. But on a Matrix bow 1 3/4" is a bit much, but 12" would be harder on...

Tep I have never ran a slick trick torqued down for the very reason you spoke Don. and Kieth made a great point for those no aware of this. I found the Viper Tricks require the same no force tightening, but when lightly snugged always spin true for me. As for aligning vanes,, even with my 3 blade VP...

The kind of news I like, stay on that roll, this ain't the time to take things for granted,, he's always listening, and I'll keep sending prayers while yer on that roll!! keep it up Dan

sorry your not understanding what facts are being made, see Tenpoint developed it long before Ravin had it,, and then they had to pay the company that already had it to use it, this means AFTER Tenpoint had developed it, they were nice enough to allow them to use it,,, my guess is then when Ravin sc...

I received my new 380 limbs yesterday that I ordered from Excalibur, so this afternoon I went out and shot again on the Chrono with the new limbs. It was just as I thought my original limbs were weak. I shot 3 times with my 352 gr. arrow and the endless loop string and the Matrix 380 shot 383 twice...

Ravin pays royalties to TP for the design’s patents. Just like TP pays royalties to Scorpyd for their patents of RD bows. Very true but that is not COPYING a bow. If anything Tenpoint is copying Ravin. The cam and cablke system the width is all designed and owned by Tenpoint, the rest of the bow is...

Well it sure looks like their technology is working,, this is 70 yards with their new Stealth that Ravin is coppying and injuring owners with! https://s19.postimg.cc/jxfy1o6xf/448-grain-_ZS-at-70-yards.jpg 3x scope at 70 aiming center of heart looks like both arrows would have been ruined if I had a...

Thanks fer lett'n me know Eric, I was close with the new limbs and same chronograph sounds like that setup is shooting what the advertised speed is for a 380, a little hotter as matter of fact. That 408 @ 361 fps, and 353 @ 384 fps,,, Who woulda thunk it,,,, ,,,

Out of the dozens of Exo's, Micro's, and Matrix bows I have owned the 380 Mad Max has always been my favorite. Now today there was a question about leaving bows cocked all day or for more than one day hurting them, so I did some thinking, and some checking and did a little test. My Mad Max was one o...

I think you have the chrono set up right, but the point you make is valid, if the 350 is shooting this fast the 380 should be around 350 fps for sure! at that weight 360. I have had a 15 fps difference from a factory string to a flemish string. I just checked my 380 and with the factory string it ca...

After 35 years shooting national benchrest competition I don't need instructions on setting up or using a chronograph. This is exactly why you will see in my comment I stated lighting and setup and yes very critical and yes very few capable of doing it consistently and properly.

Same broadheads as always Slick Trick standards, and Slick Trick Viper tricks, the Viper tricks are becoming my favorite, and weather in the 330 or the 380, no reason to change when you either watching fall or have less than 50 yards to track them, I'll stick with my proven ones, we will be using th...

I have owned three chronographs, none over $200, and only one that gave false readings at a thousand feet per second that were off by more than 20 ft per second. The other two tested with a 3 screen Oller professional Chronograph known for its accuracy we're both within 5 feet per second of each oth...