Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Is their just the one pinch point? Or is the bolt supposed to clip into the bottom of the device somehow?

Joe all u do is come on and try to get on people's nerves, this forum is supposed to be for making friends and sharing information. I've found none of your info valuable even tho in sure u are knowledgeable, because let's face it, you are on here to mess with a bunch of people you have a vendetta wi...

Joe all u do is come on and try to get on people's nerves, this forum is supposed to be for making friends and sharing information. I've found none of your info valuable even tho in sure u are knowledgeable, because let's face it, you are on here to mess with a bunch of people you have a vendetta wi...

My wife bought me an Arizona e-z fletch bolt jig and I got a spotting scope from my patents. Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas to all!! Hope Santa is good to ya!

im pretty sure the speed ring is your zoom, after its sighted in properly you dont adjust zoom or it will put your scope off at 30 yards and up

looks like that target has at least 9 spots to shoot, use em all lol

thats being a smartwad lol good deal

They look awesome! 2 questions tho:

Would this device give you the clearance you would need to use a Magnus bullhead?

Is it true that it won't work on composite bows like the ibex smf?

I'm in Don, I'll take zombies and 92g inserts

Well said boo

Thanks guys, just tough to say no, with the exchange the way it is a Nikon bolt (which is what I'm leaning towards) will cost over $200 cdn. Our dollar is at an 11 year low. I will probably wait tho.
Thanks for your input guys, I really appreciate it
Spiro

Have and ibex and package and am looking to upgrade my scope. I'm on a budget, and found a sale on dead zone scopes $100cdn brand new from a store. Now will this get enough light in low light hours? Should I wait and buy something else? It is a very good price and I think it's a lot better than what...

MOA means "minute of angle." So the Nikon at 120 MOA has 4x the adjustment that the Scorpion has at 30 MOA. Another way to think of it is 1 MOA represents very close to 1 inch at 100 yards. If your target is at 20 yards than 1 MOA represents very close to 1/5 of an inch. Therefore 30 MOA w...

I never noticed that, how does 30 mm max angle compare to let's say a Nikon bolt which is listed as 120 moa?