Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I have a steel Walmart $99 special with a seat upgrade and side straps added. Weighs about 30 lbs or maybe 100 lbs depends on the day... :lol: Usually walk it in around 3/4 mile before the season and lock it on somewhere near where I expect to hunt. Most of the time it doesn't get used and I sit on ...

Excellent job! Congrats

Great table, thanks! Pretty eye opening and gives a clear picture of what can happen. I am always amazed when we put a camera at the target and record some shots. Some say wow it gets there fast and some see the same recording and say they're surprised how long it takes...

As a native 5the generation Vermonter I guess don't see this as a sad thing at all. It is showing that hunters are being respected by the state and efforts are being made to try to accommodate us in a changing world. I would never trespass on private land without permission and expect the same of ev...

Good luck, we can't wait to see your pictures..

Yup, asked myself the same question. My first dry fire in 4 years. Dumb, dumb, dumb

Hi, Best wishes for your health challenge, you have the right attitude! I got a 355 Micro a few months ago after wanting one for a couple years and 2 false starts. The new Suppressors I looked at (with cash in my pocket) had very rough rails and I saw wear after just a handful of shots in the shop s...

Well I finally did it after only 2 months with the bow. I loaded my arrow up to the ADF and shot it. The arrow made it about 15 feet with no drama. It had a good dent in the aluminum from the ADF but string and serving were fine. I read about the shifting scope base from dry fire, so moved in to 25 ...

Lock ring is the threaded ring with 2 slots on it's top edge. It's just like the thread part of the scope caps but without the top so it screws down the inside of the threads to hold the circuit board in place. I took a small screwdriver and pushed it around the edge but found out later that Hawke i...

Not something that I would do. More concerned about rodents than thieves in my woods. And you never know if something will come up to prevent you from getting back for a day or 2 despite your best laid plans.

I bought a Ravin earlier this summer. It was a nice bow and shot pretty well, OK very well and had a great trigger. Form wise it is a hard bow to beat but it was very loud. I didn't need or like the crank only feature and all the complexity put me off but there was a considerable investment so I wan...

I made mine out of 1700 lb test 4 mm rope from a Marine hardware store. It is Dynema and Kevlar and was less than $1/ft. Watched a YouTube video on Excalibur stringing aides and made it in 5 mins with 5 knots. I bought 10 feet and had plenty left to restring my cocking aid and still have enough for ...

You can try tapping lightly with your finger on the circuit board with the batteries out. If there is any little 'tick' suggesting movement then the lock ring needs to be tightened. I had a similar problem on a Hawke XB30 and the customer service talked me through it. They would have fixed it in sho...

I have a Stoney Point bipod that I use when I am sitting and cut myself a walking stick with a shallow fork to rest my crossbow or rifle in when I stillhunt. The walking stick is cut so the rest is about eyelevel or a little higher so I can set it on an angle toward me and lean into it. I leave thes...

I did an extra slot on an aluminum Weaver rail with a table saw and carbide tipped blade. Width was perfect and it came out extremely smooth in about 5 minutes total. Just set your depth where you need it and clamp it in a small vice that you use against the fence. I bet you could screw it to a boar...