Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Thanks for the feedback everyone. I really appreciate being able to draw on your experience, it'll save me a lot of tinkering.

The stirrup side of the string. It depends what you call optimum performance. For some people its just about arrow speed only, but there isn't much in it really. For me its about what feels best "Less shock". Its up to you. I've had good consistency with excals at different brace heights,...

Awww sucks!!! Sorry to hear that.

I was just asking a question on another post and it got me thinking. In vertical archery bows are designed to perform optimally at a certain brace height. That being said, is the proper way to measure brace height from the joint of the bow and stock rail to the stirrup side of the string or the trig...

You said you have a 6/8" (3/4") brace height. I'd like to know, is the measure taken from the point where the bow meets the stock rail 3/4" to the stirrup side of the string or the trigger side of the string?

I'm so sorry for your loss. My girl's 9 and I'd be lost without her. My heart goes out to you. You did the proper and selfless thing.

WOW!!! I've never heard of such a thing and I'm from B.C. Canada where it's all _ss backwards. I'm really sorry to hear that and I hope they change.

Got it in B.C. - early TEASER!!!!!

Welcome and Merry Christmas. You'll love whichever Matrix you get.

Paul, does that look like a hand grip? from what you wrote, it sound like the tac-pac in excal accessories. same kind of attachement used by army/cops/special forces. if you can fix a ril, you can mount them. No it doesn't look like the tac pac grip. It looks like an extension of the forestock maki...

I sure wish my schedule would allow it. I'd love to go. I shot an antelope in Vauxhall a few years ago. Tonnes of fun....and quite delicious! Good luck friend.

kmaxwell5 wrote:It was with 100 grn 4 blade muzzy broad head

Have you thought of going to a 125gr or heavier point?

enormous wrote:I found great deal, a (9) pack of 2032 on sale at Princess Auto (Windsor Ont.) for $1.99 last week.

Thanks for the great info.. I'll have to go grab some. That's an awesome deal...and I can grab some Bradley Smoker wood pucks for the Christmas turkey while I'm there

I think it's the 3volt 2032??? Best to remove the battery cover and check.

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