Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Question regarding speed of an arrow vs length. I have the new micro and have been reading up on the various arrow lengths guys are cutting them down to. Im planning to cut them down to the 15" - 16" range as I don't like them sticking out past the stirrup either. Sooo on that note, do I l...

Congrats & yes can't wait to try mine too!!!

It's definitely not the varizone.

Scope is shorter and has the fps adjustments.

I too use the clamp with the goose neck mount. Clamps right onto the stand. I haven't tried the 'Normal' view mode yet - but plan to, as the shots look too far away in 'Wide' mode. There are blacked out boxes available I believe on Ebay. Really like the GoPro for its durability and being waterproof....

You're killing me here, Northerner! That looks like the new deadzone scope, no? Yes that's the new Dead Zone. Not sure how long it will stay on there as it doesn't look the clearest but will get a better idea once I have had it in the field. For the size of the bow it doesn't feel small once you ha...

The Micro is freakin' sweeeet!!!

Not to get off topic but I really like the bow hangers. Were they custom made?

Think I will try to make one myself.

Anyone? Ballpark?

I am snake bit by the new micro and thinking of selling my Relayer 25. For those of you in Ontario can you give me an idea what I should ask for it pls. Or those that have a good understanding of the Canadian market. I have someone interested and would want to give a fair price, but I'm also a littl...

Just wanted to say a big thank you to Strum (Stan) for his kind generousity. Stan has given me a Groundpounder mount as a gesture of 'paying it forward'.

I've got some extra gear kicking around myself and think I will do the same.

Thanks again Stan, your kindness will not be forgotten.

Mark

Worked like a charm!

Thanks very much.

I have some Carbon shafts that already have a flat nock in and want to remove them and try a Lumenok.

Any suggestions or know how?

I have a T-puller and thinking boiling water?

If anyone is thinking of parting with a laminate. I prefer the grey but may be interested in others.

Thanks.

I am using the 3 blade 100 grain Muzzy's and am very pleased.

I believe porcupine meat can be eaten raw. Not that anyone would necessarily want to, but in a survival situation. bon apetite!