Excalibur Crossbow Forum

My bad. If you do contact the MNR again I would be curious to hear what they have to say.
Wayne

The draw length is measured along the bolt ramp. So the picture on the left.

Now that deer season is just around the corner I try to get out every weekend at least once. My biggest problem is finding a place to practice/shoot.

I have a set of Danny Millers Arra Pullers coming from Don (Boo). I expect they will be in this week. That's a bonus that they turn off luminocks also.

Was out shooting some arrows today and had some new Excal Firebolts with luminocks. After shooting the luminocks I extinguished them as per the instructions and put them away. Just went down stairs now to get a beer and could see some very faint glows coming from the luminocks that I could not see d...

I have a couple of those Wildgame Innovation cameras as well. They are on sale at TSC Stores in Canada once in awhile for $50.00. They take decent pictures and the one I had out last week survived a bear attack with very little damage.

"its the most addictive thing i've come across! "

You are so right Ken. The first place I head to now when I go to Bass Pro or Cabelas is the archery area. I may need to drop all my other hobbies to afford this one.

Wayne

Sorry to hear Jim but as you say, you still have your health. And sounds like a positive attitude. Hopefully things will turn around for you.

I own an Ibex and have had the dissipator bars and S-5's installed right from get go so I cannot comment on how quieter they make it. But overall I don't find the noise too bad.

Wecome Bubba
I am a new member also and same as you I own an Ibex. This will be my first year bowhunting and I'm looking forward to it. I have learned a lot on this forum also. Great bunch of people and always willing to help anyone in need.

Very nice call. Congrats.

If you decide to sell them put me on the list. Very nice idea.

All the best to you and your family. Stay strong.

I'm In. Great looking call Mike. I love the grip.

The draw length of a crossbow is measured along the bolt ramp (where the bolt rests) from outer edge of the main limb, to the anchor point (release latch mechanism) at full draw.
This was taken from the OHEP "Ontario Hunter Education Program" website.