Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Happy Thanksgiving to all!

Congrats! Awesome buck. Dark rack, looks like an old deer.

Choot em! (with the Excal that is!)

Congrats on filling your tags early. :P Here in N.J. we have unlimited antlerless tags to be purchased in most zones. :o The seasons run from sept. Through Jan. in most,. and some into Feb. 8) So we dont really have that problem here. I haven't even been out much due to some setbacks. :? and a chang...

j.krug wrote:The first one is the worst....the next couple aren't so bad!!

Wow this club has lots of members! Looks like I'm in good company!

Been crossbow hunting for 3 years (older type recurve no name not sure what type) and never once dried fired. This was my first weekend out with my new excal. I must officially join this club aswell :oops: . Thank you everyone who talked my out of upgrading the string right away. target parcticing ...

I had a partial dryfire several months ago and got a big limb splinter from it (unless it was already there). On advise from this forum and Excalibur I broke off the splinter and went on shooting and hunting. I will do a limb swap once deer season is over. Excals rock.... :D Just curious robertyb.....

Thanks Hank. Thats only one of the reasons I chose Excalibur. and glad I did but I
never really wanted to prove it to myself!
Tom

New member that is. Of the "dry fire club". :oops: It was only a matter of time i guess. :roll: Thought I was always careful. Swapped out strings from FFF to Standard Excel string that came w my E-cet because of some serving seperation. started sighting in w/ the brand new Excel string and...

A beauty of a beast for sure! A trophy by anyones standards Great story. You sound like an outdoor writer. congrats Enjoy the venison.

wheelie wrote:Hernia's are great. I got operated on the wrong side and came out with thirty five thousand! LOL

Your kiddin ! I've had 4 hernia repairs in the last 27 years and didnt get that lucky! Whats the dr.'s name, I'd like to try him for my next one. lol!

O.k. Thanks for the help.
Tom

On the advise of many helpful members here,I've got an AZ-EZ Fletch Bolt on the way along w/some Blazers. Will be swapping out stock 4" vanes on Firebolts for use w/ Boltcutters. My question, and I hope it's not a stupid one; Do the blades on the broadhead need to be in line w/ fletching?
Tom

Thanks for the info. everyone. Sounds like I need to buy one.
Good luck. Be safe.
Tom

Just wondering if anyone who owns the Arizona E-Z Fletch Bolt can share some info. Is this model specifically for crossbow bolts only. Is the helical degree pre-set for 2" blazers @ the degree offset needed for the Fireblts w/ Boltcutters? Or do you have to set it? Also can you use this model t...