Excalibur Crossbow Forum

By the way I am a Hoisting Engineer. Something that may surprise some, a cubic foot of steel 490lbs, a cubic foot of cement 150lbs, a cubic foot of aluminum 165lbs.

I'm new to bow hunting, I bought a micro 335 and I put some Knockturnal lighted nocks on my quill arrows. The weight of the lighted knocks was 28 grains. I removed the aluminum nocks that came with the quill arrows and weighed it on a very precise scale at work. It 's weight was 1.17 grams which equ...

Make sure to bring your neighbour friend a feed of that fine looking fish.

THANKS FOR THE INFO. All the questions I have about my micro 335 are answered here in this forum. I thank you all.

I'm new to bow hunting, but I use 125 gr Rage Extreme broad heads with my micro 335. Unbelievable damage on the 9pt I shot last week. Ran 50 feet.

The Rage Xtreme mechanical broadheads come in weights of 100 gr or 125 gr. Do the same replacement blades you buy from Rage fit both the 100 gr and 125 gr broadhead

First year bow hunting, arrowed my first deer, a beauty 9pt. Missed the first shot but he came back and nailed him in the boiler quartering away with the second. 10 times more exciting than gun hunting. With my 30.06 this hunt would have been over in 15 seconds. This hunt lasted 20 minutes, all caug...

I just picked up some 125 gr Rage Mechanical heads. The owner of Ten Point Archery in Chelmsford set me up and I am very pleased. With luminok and the 125 gr heads my micro 335 is shooting at 324 f p s

Thanks for the advice.

New to bow hunting, I have a micro 335, been practising with 150 gr field . Bought some 150gr B.A.T. Can I shoot 125 gr rage Mechanical heads? What is the lightest head I can safely shoot and not damage my bow?

My crossbow came with 4 quill arrows and 150 gr field points. What weight can I safely shoot and not damage my bow. Is 125 gr. Rage Mechanical heads a good choice for whitetail . I have a micro 335.

I believe I found my problem, the tip that secures my blades on all 3 broad heads were extremely loose and once I tightened them up my accuracy improved greatly. I guess it's important to check all of your equipment each time you use it.

Found my problem, the very tip of the broad heads that keeps the blades in place were ready to fall off. Tightened them up snug and I am now a happy camper. Still learning. Check your equipment everytime.

My grouping is perhaps 6"at 40 yds.

I tried out my new arrows for the Micro 335. They have luminok ends and 150 gr B.A.T. bolt cutters. The accuracy I get with the field point is impressive. However I am a bit concerned with the results I'm getting with the broad heads. What should I expect and be happy with? And what is a good target...