Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Update, as I just acquired another Tact 100 with the new style rings. My Micro 360 TD shipped with the original rings (slotted screws for base attachment), which are low profile (6mm). The second scope is from an Assassin 420TD. New style rings with the hex head screw, 14mm high. The third scope is ...

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100 grams is 1536 grains, roughly. You must have looked at a different one.

I am with vixenmaster. The set that came with my 360TD is still on the factory string. That string is in an envelope. I don't miss them.

Just measured, and the "new" style raise the scopy by approximately 7mm. My Micro 360TD Pro came with the "old" style on the TACT 100. I am pretty sure it was an early production version. But I also heard from somebody privately that their Micro 360TD came with the new style. For the one on my BD400...

Not really a question, more of an observation. They don't appear to be just a new style, they do raise the scope up (Low -> Medium). The TACT 100 doesn't seem to have clearance issues with the older style rings. I guess I'm just wondering why, and also if anybody else even noticed the change. Were t...

Hey guys. With Anthony's recent thread about having problems with running out of scope adjustment, I took a look at my bows to see what might have been going on. I noticed something with the two TACT 100 scopes I have. On my Micro 360TD Pro, the scope rings that shipped with the bow are the same one...

Mike -

Curious as to why the switch from your normal Force10 & 8190 string materials. Just doing some testing, or are you thinking it may help with preventing limb issues?

The one I listed above does 1500 grains, and has a calibration weight included.

I have been using this one for over 2 years, works just fine for me and comes with a calibration weight. Under $17 as well.

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I had to switch to using my middle finger to release the trigger instead of my index finger. Took a few times, but now it is second nature on my BD400. That is about the only thing I didn't like about the Bullpup design.

Bob's last post, right before yours, was that it is no longer for sale.

I also like how that with it I can just barely cock my BD400 by hand, if I really had to. I couldn't do it at all with the stock stirrup.

Yeah, the prices at Al's are pretty good for us USA guys. Or at least they used to be good prices delivered. When you go to checkout, that sweetly priced Axe 340 now has $74 worth of taxes added to it. So to me in Michigan (and NO, I am not buying one, this is just an example guys - wife says no mor...

Yup, call Danny, he will set you up. I did the exact same thing two months ago. My BD400 had air brakes on it standard and I wanted to try it without them. I think it was about $8 (give it take a dollar or two) for the pieces. Oh, and I think I chatted with him for about 30-40 minutes yacking about ...

I like the stirrup. I like the fact that the bow can stand on its nose without falling down.

And of course I love the bumpers and limb silencers too

And I echo Anthony's comment about Vixenmaster's strings.