Excalibur Crossbow Forum

thanks longwinters found it on bucks n ducks, next ? is how well do they work and what is the advantage in using them. do they improve performance, quieten bow extend string life, etc.

was looking at the sts and wondering where to get it from and also how difficult to install in vortex.

looking at some of these set ups is the sts system the string stopper on these bows and if so where can i get one and how difficult to install, thanks.

this is a new for me never thought about it but could definately see it happening, especially in the dark. on raising and lowering my hard and fast rule is NEVER raise or lower with the weapon pointed at me,regardless of xbow, rifle, whatever. while the stirrup is convenient i tie to the thumbhole o...

sighting in new vortex yesterday and sighted in at 20 with crosshairs then went to 40 and used speed ring...got it on at 40 checked it at 30 and was on. shot several times at these distances and decided to check 50, was about 3 inches low, then checked 40 and 30 and they too were a little low. check...

welcome deer nut, i was in your shoes about this time last year and let me assure you this bunch can give you a crash course in no time...feel free to ask anything and someone will be there to help with the answers you need.

snapshot, you do understand that with the varizone and lumizone scopes that arrow/bolt drop difference is a non-issue. when sighted in correctly the two bows will shoot dead on using the 40 yard chevron in the scope. just seemed like you were hung up on having to figure holdover between the two xbows.

good job....and good hog ...only good one is a dead one...even though they are good eating....don't know about the boar or not...here in louisiana we don't take much heed to the hype about what fine table fare a wild boar is. the sows are a different story...they are excellent table fare.

i am going to have to side with the operator error crowd here, that is a ruptured barrel,not a blown breech plug. i think had the breech plug failed in this instance we would be looking at head and facial injuries and not injuries to the hand that apparently was holding the fore-end of the rifle. gr...

now that's about the best way to butter up a landowner that i can think of. fine buck on top of a convert to a great bow.

i got the camtrakker mk8 this year and have been well pleased with it. it operates on one battery that is recharchable. it also has a viewing port included so that you can view the pics in the field. does seem a little slow on trigger speed so feeding areas or scrapes would probably be more reliable...

i was wondering how i was going to thank him myself. just over a week ago i somehow got fouled up to where i could not log on to forum, tried every way to get in contact with someone at excal from the forum to help get problem fixed. ended up contacting boo on his own website and he supplied me with...

i carry 4 in excal quiver, 2 thunderhead 125 for hogs and 2 vortex mech. for deer (which looks like they will be in mint condition for next year). connected on 2 hogs with the thunderheads but no deer because of the hogs at my feeders.

the buck of a lifetime nowdays is dependent upon your resources and the ability to afford some of the pay hunts, to many hunters the deer pictured in mike's early photo would still be a buck of a lifetime for the area that they hunt, whereas on private land where the herd and age class can be manipu...

i shoot 2 knights one is the LK93 one of the lower end knights the other is the disc rifle, both are extremely accurate, but like has been said they are going out of business so i would go with one of the TC rifles. they too have a very strong reputation for quality.