Excalibur Crossbow Forum

When i bought my Micro i sent it through the crono at the dealer before i took it home with the stock set up and quills and 150 grain tips 402 total grains and it registered 313 fps..

EXCALIBUR RELEASED THE MATRIX AFTER YEARS OF PEOPLE COMPLAINING (whoops, caps on. too lazy to delete) about width and I never thought they would be able to make a reliable short, narrow package like the matrix line, so I bought one when they brought it out. then the 405 ( I saw that one coming) and...

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Ill try the Focus ring but i dont think thats the issue its not out of focus or anything. It really looks like it now comes with totally different cross hairs. there alot thinner too then my old VariZone on my Vortex..

I don't know, my original one still going great on the Ibex I sold, but I decided to upgrade scope before the bow arrived! Nice bucks are hard to come by! :wink: Its not broke.. my VariZone is still gong strong on my Vortex as well. Its just that the new one on my Micro seems like it has totally di...

If you have seen what the Exo series bows are bringing on the used market, you might as well keep it. The Exomax and Equinox that were the "Flagship" bows of just a couple of years ago are REAL bargains lately. just a thought. I agree... Same reason im keeping my Vortex afer buying my new...

xcaliber wrote:RidgeReaper, my reply was supposed to be above yours, sorry! I'm with on the go to bow, hard to beat the Micro!

LOL.. Ok..

Ok so i just bought the new Excalibur Micro a couple days ago. It came with the VariZone scope. My Vortex has the VariZone scope on it as well.. But the one on my Vortex actually seems like cross hairs gather light exceptionally well almost light up in a way in low light. The Cross hairs on my new M...

Dont think there will be a whole lot more different coming out then the Micro in a while.. Maybe one thats slightly faster but the Micro already got a 270lbs draw so the new one wouldnt have my interest thats for sure.. with the Micro being the new 2015 bow its going to be the Hot new bow for excal ...

If i had the 405 id have the first sight set up for 30 yards and then let the rest fall into place after that.. Usually is the way to go with faster speed bows..

....couldn't have said it better....the Micro 335 is one sweet looking and perfectly balanced bow....could the 355, 380 and 405 be right behind the corner?....would be mighty hard pulling back a Micro 405...possible will require a built in electric winch cocker running on a car plug adapter.... :sh...

Normous wrote:If you have good accuracy with the RamCats the 377 grainers will be excellent.

I have not tried them with my Micro yet.. But the RamCats through my Vortex where the most accurate broad heads ive ever shot. Im really hoping they are just as good through the Micro.

So since my Micro quills are 252 grains im thinking of going with a 125 grain broad head. So it would be a 377 grain bolt in total. I usually use a 100 grain RamCat which if i stuck with that it would then be a 352 grain set up and even tho excal says you can use a minimum of 350 grains i just feel ...

Kinda reminds me of the 460 s&w vs the 500 s&w magnums revolver debate!! I was also looking at them just this week when shopping for my new Excalibur. For me I think I would have went with the 380. Easier to cock, longer limb life and still tons of velocity especially for hunting deer almost...

Pics well help.. I know my new micro has some hollow lines in the limbs.. best way to describe them.. but it looks like just the coating. . Looked at my Vortex and its like that on the its limbs as well.. im guessing its just the finish.