Excalibur Crossbow Forum

bohning makes a good stripper also... www.bohning.com

wow, what a coincidence, I was wondering the same thing. I always use feathers with vert. bow, so obviously no way to reuse them. stripped all my x-bow arrows and noticed that some of the vanes were in good shape and cleaned up a few of them. cannot really tell that they was used, no rough spots or ...

and the winner of our grand prize is.... excellent idea! puller is on order, now I have 2 uses for them... anything else? it slices, it dices, its a can opener... its the revolutionary combination spam helper, arrow puller nock remover!

these nocks are not glued in! still dang tight for press in...

removing easton tracer nocks from my power bolts (very carefully with pliers) was a workout! may have ruined one of them, talk about tight. :shock: hopefully with a little sanding, or slide them over a file, I will have the flat end smooth again. the sides however, may be to rough. should I attempt ...

send $22.00 for puller and that covers shipping... also a string serving redone.

village people string give away?? hope that they are not going to deliver it to you...

glad to see that you are home, with the family. sounds like your wife had her hands full... god bless and prayers for a speedy recovery...

called about ordering one today...

thanks...

never used the alum. nocks. was not sure if they had to be glued in. kinda thought they would have to be glued... thanks.

thanks, will have to get this!

greetings Excalibur nation! was wondering if there is a "minimum/maximum" amount of space from the rear edge of the vanes to the end of the nock? going to be fletching arrows with a bohning tower jig, would like to hear any advice on using these jigs. will be using 3" fusion vanes, ri...

greetings x-bow junkies. I am looking for an arrow puller that goes over the knock, no threaded hole. (I use flat plastic nocks for my Easton power bolts) is there such a puller like this? also, while on the subject of nocks what is the best method for removing them without damage? no glue for this ...

yeah, read that after I posted this... thanks ayway...