Excalibur Crossbow Forum

You can see the top part of the head of the back bird (red) at the juncture of the the front bird's neck and body.still a great photo I enlarged and sharpened the pic. I don't see any part of the 2nd. bird's head. Maybe just a little bit of the tail feathers of the back bird in retrospect. Multiple...

I wish I had known this a while back. I was getting lots of bolts destroyed by being hit from other bolts (nice problem to have huh?) till I figured out to use one bolt at one specific target. (DUH :roll: ). Anyway speaks for the incredible accuracy of the Excalibur Crossbow. I switched to Hot Melt ...

I have the older exocet with a single line and magtips. I found the best brace height for me is right on top of the line with a Flemish FF string.

I thought you were referring to the lioness with a long tail facing left of screen in front of the bush in the back.

Pig won't last long.

I used to think it was a complement when my "Ex-" used to tell me I had a Green Thumb. Now I wonder what the h*ll she meant by that?

It takes your food seven seconds to get from your mouth to your stomach. One human hair can support 3 kg (6.6 lb). The average man's pen*s is three times the length of his thumb. A woman's heart beats faster than a man's. There are about one trillion bacteria on each of your feet. Your body uses 300...

Practiced yesterday too. My 100 gr. Thunderheads hit the same spot as my 100 gr. FTs. at all ranges out to 50 yds.

Prayers to everyone affected by these storms. Glad he is ok +1 :( I lived in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. when Hurricane Andrew hit in 1992. We were 70 miles from the center of the storm and it still scared the hell out of me and my family- trees and debris flying everywhere. I cannot imagine the fear and ...

I'm still using up my old Thunderhead 100s - they fly and work really well and are still cheap.

I would be interested in knowing from those with experience which of the 2 new Slicks above fly and perform best.

Wayne

THEY HAVE DEER IN PHILY? Actually they do - but you are only able to get them with archery or the front end of your car. :lol: Used to bow-hunt a lot in Southern NJ. Tons of deer and stocked pheasant too. Really enjoyed it. Gun laws were too restrictive for me though. I enjoy my 2nd. Amendment righ...

Great story Yakman$. When I lived in Florida I bow-hunted wild hogs with the Lightsey Cattle Company and had a ball (although I almost lost one of my own :shock: ) Lightsey Cattle Company is no longer conducting boar hunts. Could you please tell me the name of the outfitter you used and what the cos...

The noise of the spring making contact with the rail is far more pleasing than the sound of a dryfire. Man - ain't that the truth. I'm a distinguished member of that club too. The foam ear-plug and electrical tape really muffles the noise and seems to protect the rail so I am not going to worry abo...

The most exciting day I ever spent in New Joisey was the day I moved to Pennsylvania.

I took the scope off (could not remove the mounting bracket) and had no luck bending it back into proper position. Tried bending it up from the middle of the spring (exposed half of spring forward) but could not get it to do what I needed. I chronyed the bolt and it does not seem to have changed muc...

I have the same model as pictured. Got it for $89 on sale at Midway USA. Repeatability is really good and I attribute fps variation to the bolt but usually within a few single digits only. As stated above cloudy days are best. One needs an even diffused light for best repeatable results. Do not try ...