Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Yep, I have the TT units in mine, but this one sure sounds sweet. Hmmmm. :eusa-popcorn: Hey, great to see you back and posting Dan!!! :D :thumbup: ....and I must agree, I'm very intrigued by this trigger as well. I think I have at least 2 or maybe 3 t.t. triggers I still need to check recall number...

Just this minute, I got a phone call, text message and email along with a printout in my son's backpack from school today from the principal. A 1.5 minute recorded message about a coyote seen on school property. Along with precautionary measure we need to teach the kids about wildlife I hope they do...

Theoretically, I like the idea of being able to change from single stage to 2 stage trigger. However, I have a single stage TT and wonder if it would even be worth the investment. Then I wonder if they could have developed a trigger with adjustable trigger pull. This is a product you can test befor...

Yep, local hunters have been talking about them for forever. It's always been assumed around here that the coyotes brave enough to venture into people's yards and intermingle/play with people's pets have been hybrids. Interesting to hear about their physical difference. They referred to them as Coyd...

What would you like to know?

I was once a Bourbon man then became a beer man. Then basically a teetotaler. But now about the only thing I touch is Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey. I drink a shot glass of it ever year on Christmas day (my birthday) in memory of my BIL who died a couple of years ago as it was his favorite. If you have...

Give it time.

Awesome! It was my favorite too, must have shot it 20 times.

Carnivorous wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 13, 2019 8:14 pm

Many many sweet bows released this year.

Everything considered, I think 2019 will be a bright year for Excalibur and Excalibur owners. At the annual technical meeting both Danny Miller and I both said we had few complaints and or changes wanted. I'm still trying my best not to buy the 440 but at times, I feel compromised. :wtf: I do know ...

Official Report!

The 440 is rope cockable... But I'm never doing it again.

Maybe the sleep deprivation is getting to me, but I can't tell if the new 440 comes with the same features as the 420? The price difference suggests not. Does the 440 have the folding stirrup, quick disconnect, and built in crank? Paul No, no, and no But I believe it includes the charge crank Hmmmm...

paulaboutform wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 11, 2019 6:42 pm

Maybe the sleep deprivation is getting to me, but I can't tell if the new 440 comes with the same features as the 420? The price difference suggests not. Does the 440 have the folding stirrup, quick disconnect, and built in crank?

Paul

No, no, and no
But I believe it includes the charge crank

Trigger looks awesome...ls it a TT or total excalibur creation .....And the big question is.........wait for it............wait ...........ok .....IS THE CLAW POLISHED .????? I've been following the claw marks on the same string on the 360 all day today. Hundreds of shots. Minimal wear. I'm going t...

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Wed Jan 09, 2019 11:09 pm

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Wed Jan 09, 2019 7:25 pm

Bcxbow wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 09, 2019 7:19 pm

Very nice Don, do they have a model to fit the Bulldogs ?

bet the blue leaver comes off and bd linkage bolts right on. what a tease

This is how the bulldog model comes. That way you can retain the one stage/2stage adjustability.