Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I started with a Horton ultra lite TRT, then Bear Bruzer before I wised up.

I bought a couple different wheelies while I let my shoulder heal a bit. I kept going back to my vertical each time. Then I bought a Micro 355. I promptly sold every thing related to a compound after the Micro showed up. Yeah, it's that good!

It means you have contracted multiple microsis. I'm afraid it's terminal.

Very helpful info Sew! I like my TR and for the price, it's a win/win. I prefer it over my Tact-zone any day.

I've read/heard it has to do with all eligible doe being bred or not. As in, once all the doe have been bred, the bucks lose their head gear. Correct me if I'm wrong. It's been a while.

Got one on my Micro. I like it a lot. The only negative is the size and weight but, a very fair trade for great glass. I had an XB1 but the "fish eye" didn't sit well with me. great lens covers too. I did buy some Vortex low rings because the ones included were excessively high. https://s2...

Excalibur is has one of the best warranty departments in ANY market, IMO. Not just blowing smoke. I'll always have one in my stable.

Nice machine but for that $ I could buy 2 micros and hunt with one in each hand. Oh the humanity!

Good to see Excalibur being innovative.

Boo wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 30, 2017 12:33 am

The third generation is like the second but the hole for the string stop is not drilled completely through the riser.

In that case, I have a gen 3 riser. WOO WHOOO!

bobcat wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 29, 2017 7:24 pm

i cant really tell from the pic because one bow is cocked and one is not. or am i looking at the wrong thing

First Gen:

Second Gen:

Gen 1 on bottom, gen 2 on top. I haven't heard of a 3rd gen. Supposedly the gen 2 has a differnt angle.
However, I have a Micro 355, gen 2, and still had a limb fail. On the bright side, Excalibur's CS is the best in the industry,
or any industry for that matter (IMO).

bellerivercrossbowhunter wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 27, 2017 10:39 am

I would send them back. No reason for such a large deflection gap..

Yes Sir, I installed them and my tiller is off. I'm not gonna chance it. Thanks fellas.

I do shoot fixed blades and the thing was a tack driver before. I just want the same bow I had before, without suspicions constantly creeping in my mind, my OCD. I'm gonna send them back after the holidays. I've been without a bow for 3 weeks now from this series of mishaps.

Long story but, I finally received my replacement limbs for my Micro 355. The originals both were 67's. New ones are 67 and 71. Is that copacetic? I thought they had to match.

I still get emails when PM'd.