Excalibur Crossbow Forum

First you have to remove the threaded aluminum nock on the firebolts. Here is the shortcut to a previous post that explains how.
http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/phpBB2 ... =1&t=30730

Good luck. I still have three looooonnnnnnggg weeks to wait.

I have an Ibex. You'll love it. Very addicting.

Congratulations.

Great news Joe. Been following this thread and wishing for good news. Very happy for you and your daughter.

You know what Paulaboutform? The same arrows shot out of my Ibex with no problems. I may just take the Exomax to Kitchener the next time I'm down that way and have them check it out. Might be something with the bow. Thanks.

[quote="paulaboutform"]I have not heard of a properly loaded, stock arrow with any flat nock causing a dry fire.
Well now you have. I will take your advise though and square them off, see if that helps.

Had 3 partial dry fires in a row last night shooting firebolts with lumenoks. Doesn't seem to be any damage to my Exomax but seriously thinking about changing to moon nocks. Not sure why this happened, maybe got some rail lube on the end of the nocks?

Good to hear. Good luck.

The 5/8" (25') rope is brown but I had to buy white 3/8" (5') for the sliding knot.
Total cost taxes in $20.

I used 5/8" polypropylene for the main line (5580# min breaking strength)
and 3/8" braided nylon for the sliding rope (3240# min breaking strength)
Bought both at Home Depot.

A simple way to make your own tree stand safety line. Most falls occur getting into or out of the tree stand. If you don't already have one you owe it to yourself and your family to get one. Have fun and be safe.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLGG21taT2A

Way to go. That's awesome.

When it comes to bow hunting you have to be consistent.

PST is right. Better to find out before than after. I believe the Excals are legit but if your not sure it doesn't hurt to check.