Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I’ve got two of these Mr. Heater Big Buddy 4,000-18,000 BTU Portable Liquid Propane Heaters they work great for me I use them in my garage and at the hunting cabins they work good for me and do a good job only complaint is they go through the propane if you would go with something like this I’d reco...

Thanks for the response I wasn’t sure if 110 grains insert with a 125 BH would be too much weight up front on a 16.5 arrow. I’ll give it a try and see how they fly. All my 18s are set up with 92 grains and they shoot great.
Thanks again

I’m in the process of cutting down some BEZs and BEEs down to 16.5 for our Axe and 400TD bows with the 16.5 arrow which would be the better insert the 92 grain or 110 grain inserts. All my broadheads that we shoot are 125 grains. I have plenty of both inserts just looking for some advise if the 110 ...

Nice write up on this case my son has one of these for his 340, that was only thing I didn’t like about it was no real place for the quiver. BTW have you tried the explorer case for your take downs I’ve got one for my 400 TD and love it it’s a well made case with lots of storage.

Since Peter is on here can you answer a couple of questions will the Rhino nocks be sold separately and what is the weight of the new nocks, and can the new quiver be purchased separately. The new Rhino nocks weigh 20 grains, the old inserts weigh about 18 grains so not much difference. BTW the Rhi...

Innovation is fine if you already have a good product to start with, but in my opinion, Excalibur needs to concentrate their “innovation” on building limbs that don’t crack. I see people asking for crossbow recommendations on other boards, and I can’t recommend Excalibur with a good conscience. I h...

If he would have had the Twinstrike he also could have gotten more of them hogs.

Thanks for all the information gotta get one now.

Arrow saws who’s got em, what kind? Likes/dislikes any other advice. I’m looking to get one and I’m only seeing two brands out there Weston and a brand called X spot with all the arrow builders out there you’d think there would be more to choose from. Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks

Thanks for info but no luck there as of this time from what I understand all the new arrows that they make will have the rhino nocks once this happens then he may sell nocks separately. I was hoping someone from Excalibur would jump in on this with some information. I have to order some stuff next m...

I heard the new rhino nocks weigh the same as the Lumenoks can anyone from Excalibur confirm this also can the new quiver or the nocks be purchased separately. Thanks

Is the new nock a requirement? If so, are lighted nocks not currently an option for the Twinstrike? :eusa-think: The new nock is needed to shoot the bow however I just saw a video about decocking the bow and the guy removed an arrow with a lighted nock so I’m not sure if it’s a special lighted nock...

Just watched a video of the Twinstrike from bowhunterplanet very nice video I’m impressed he also fired two shots at the same time.like I said very impressive. When I first heard of this I wasn’t impressed but after seeing it I definitely like it. Although I don’t think I’m going to shoot one now be...

People need to take a deep breath. For anyone that says they will NEVER buy this, well lucky for you Excalibur still makes "single shots". So no skin off your back. I'm sure we'll learn more about the limbs that were developed for the Twinstrike pretty soon, but it looks like they are constant widt...

I hope the Grizzly rises from the dead this fall with a twinstrike stock, one set of the new limbs shooting about 340-360 FPS weighing in around 5 lbs and sells for around the cost of the 340.