Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Awesome buck Bill! Way to go and congratulations!!! ...and excellent shot!

Paul

As for me and my house....no social media! Anyone I want to speak to or share anything with can contact me...or get my information from someone who has it.

Paul

Thanks for the information Rich. I appreciate hearing the experiences, good or bad, from trusted members. I'm big on customer service so I will absolutely eliminate them from my 'to support' group of companies.

Paul

Congratulations Marcel!!!! I am truly happy for you my friend. That is one beautiful bull. I can't wait to hear the story in person!

Paul

C'mon Jeff....where's the report?

Paul

Congrats to junior! That's a delicious young buck!

Paul

This is great news. Glad to hear you can get back out. Good luck with your season.

Paul

Good luck Jeff! Make sure to take lots of pics and come back with a full report.

Paul

Congratulations on your speed goat! I love Montana. You truly have to see it to appreciate why it's called BIG SKY COUNTRY.

Paul

Anthony, I know you're far too aware how horrible it would be going to unload your bow and realizing you forgot to remove the arrow. ....build your arrows longer fratello mio.

Paul

Thanks fellas. The 3 practice Spitfires wouldn't even hit in the same place and there was a discernable rattle in the practice heads but everything was tight. I assure you my arrows are built meticulously, with an almost embarrassing amount of attention to detail. I cut my arrows on my Cir-Cut Arrow...

Thanks Joe. Funny thing though, I have 3 Spitfire practice heads that flew nothing like my field points or the actual broadheads....and Ironnoggin witnessed it. I found them a complete waste of money. My concern was that the glue/epoxy wouldn't hold up to the shock and force of the arrow slamming in...

I recall this being discussed at some point but my recollection isn't what it used to be. I'm thinking of sacrificing one or two Spitfires by gluing the blades closed with my cyanoacrylate glue for target practice. Has anyone tried it and will it work...before I ruin a broadhead?

Paul

Welcome back sir, good to hear from you.

Paul

That's an awesome moose......what's not awesome is gutting, skinning, boning, and packing that behemoth through that tangle of buck brush they're in!!! ....although it would be a labour of love.

Paul