Excalibur Crossbow Forum

welcome aboard. you have made a great choice of getting an excalibur, which one you pick, you will really enjoy it.

hi raymond, i have a big buck shooter, and i really like it. it is held in the ground with 2 rebar, the legs have holes in them and they slip over them when you hammer the rebar in the ground. it only cost 90 bucks new. i have alot of shots in it. you can buy the replacement core or 30 bucks. but th...

i have poked holes in my fletching on two arrows before at 40 yards ,i dont shoot at the same spots anymore.

i can remember when i first had my bow, i was cocking it, and thought i heard it click and let loose of my grip alittle bit and boom. my cocker went flying straight up in the air. was'nt hurt, but really surprised.

good job hank, we need more people in this world like you. people that care.

that is a sweet looking bow. i did the same when i bought my bow. it all came from ebay. saved alot of $$$.

i see in the pic of moosehead beer, where are you from, maine?

nice looking bird you got there.

hi raymond, i just bought one, and it say's no replaceing the batterys in it, but it's good for 40 hours use. i really like it. i plan on getting more of them soon.

on my axiom, i have the s5, the cheek rest, the butt ex-stender. and just got the lumenoks, going to order some boltcutters soon. and count the days before deer and bear season.

my thinking is, if it's not broke, don't fix it.

good shooting. that one thing i learned, after you buy one, you can't put it down.

oh you can bet on that ken, i'm doing the count down for deer and bear season. i'm like a kid at christmas, can't sleep the night before, and get up early.

thanks guys, i did the heat trick, and it came out fine. i bought just one nock to see if i like them,and how hard it was to install them.

i have the axiom, and always use the rope cocker. my hands are too sensitve......