Excalibur Crossbow Forum

for hunting whitetail only from a roomy blind what would it be and why?
not just an idle question: still trying to decide which model to get...
thanks, norm

of those who use a blind who shoots through the screen with fixed, and who opens the window and used fixed or mechanicals....just curious and trying to learn...thanks,
norm

Which mechanicals do you trust shooting thru screen, if any?
Thanks, norm

Sew,
thanks very much...
I see an Excalibur in my near future....
norm

Congrats,
Wow, three of our typical Florida bucks could hide behind that buck of your and you wouldn't even see them.
Norm

SEW, I don't think I made my question clear. Everyone here seems to agree that Excalibur is the way to go. But few people here on this forum shoot one "out of the box". For those of us who really want to buy our first Excalibur (and I do!) is it that advantageous to buy the bare bow and s...

SEW, I don't think I made my question clear. Everyone here seems to agree that Excalibur is the way to go. But few people here on this forum shoot one "out of the box". For those of us who really want to buy our first Excalibur (and I do!) is it that advantageous to buy the bare bow and sp...

just wondering how accurate would your shooting be with the stock M405 out of the box at 30 to 50 yds?....how much difference would that make in a real hunting situation to you at that yardage?
thanks, norm

Jeff, just reread your last line which basically states they should both group the same...
I wonder at 40 yards though (although most of my hunting will be at 30).
norm

Thanks for the quick replies from my new friends up north. Jeff, my main concern was all that stress on those short limbs and being a new design possible future problems with limb splinters/failure. I am not clear on whether the guarantee for that is 5 years or lifetime. I don't know if lifetime is ...

Can someone comment on how they compare? Sounds like the 335 requires quite a bit more effort? If that's the case, I will stick with my 355. Thanks! I have both bows. The micro takes a lot more effort to load for sure. However it's such a short draw that it's not that bad. It's a tradeoff to get th...