Excalibur Crossbow Forum

That's almost unbelievable, wow.

So how much for the rangefinder?
I'll take it off your hands.

Wow these ecallers really do work! Where I live theres a lot of coyotes around and no one hunts them, may I ask what does one do with them after killing them? Thanks for posting some pics. :D Them's some mighty fine vittles!!!!! :lol: Yotes are the fruit of the woods. You can barbecue it, boil it, ...

Thanks Boo
My Xbow is at a friends house and looked at the excal's videos and got confused by them saying screw down, duh he says screw down the thumb screw.

Does anyone know the thread size where the C2 Crank Cocking Aid screws into?

Thanks.

Wow these ecallers really do work! Where I live theres a lot of coyotes around and no one hunts them, may I ask what does one do with them after killing them?

Thanks for posting some pics.

Ok I took a look If you could line up your shot you could have a 2 for 1 in your backyard too! hahahaha

Borkholder Archeary made me following for my Micro 335..18 inch GT laser 525 ballistic arrows with 110 gr front brass inserts,plastic rear nock and 2 inch blazer vanes...with spitfires on arrow at 100 grs they do stick out past the end of riser...arrow weight is 395 ..He made them this way for bett...

You have to hold down the ADF and then pull the trigger. Keep the ADF pressed in until decocked.

Happy Birthday and eat lots of cake!!!!!!!

Very good review! Thanks

One question I tried googling Dr Stirrup and couldn't find any videos only photos.
Is it possible you can post a video of it in use? please, pretty please lol's

It will, I used that length to accommodate NAP Thunder Heads for hunting, and they were spot on. I was using 92 grain inserts, and 100 grain heads, aluminum rear nocks! The aluminum rear nocks from Black Eagle have a radius on the nock that prevents damage to your strings serving, just don't shoot ...

xcaliber wrote:I used 15" on my 335 Micro, lights out at 50 yards!

15" ? I have to measure my rail to see if that will fit that short of an arrow?

Generally in the archery world, when you speak of an "arrow length" it is the Arrow without any tips. But hunting Regulations are different, they want their "Arrow Length" to be the total length, which includes everything from the nock to the tip of the head. Tom Thanks Tom Much...

Thanks Big John for posting I respect your opinion and suggestions. :D Where I live the regulations states "The bolt must have a length of at least 40 cm (16 in.), including the tip". So mine are 16.5" without tip, I'm guessing they are talking about field point, broad head etc as tip...