Excalibur Crossbow Forum

https://www.nikonsportoptics.com/en/nikon-products//riflescopes/prostaff-p3-crossbow-3x32-bdc-60.html Here you go fellas(point awarded to Billy) :eusa-popcorn: . It not an XR anymore, it's in the P line up. Old or not, there really hasn't been a crossbow scope in the last 5 years to render anything...

vixenmaster wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 03, 2018 7:24 pm

I went to the Nikon Site did not find any replacement on it. It was a good scope fer slower models, but its been outdated fer 5 yrs i spect

What about the link I posted? When I go to Amazon it shows the newer model.

Id be curious to know what you all think of this review. Sort the rating from highest to lowest.

http://www.crossbowcritic.com/best-crossbow-scope-reviews/

They are now under the P linup. I'm just learning this the other day as well. But if the changes are what suggested and the price is the same, that's a big win in my eyes. Best part about the bolt is the 11OZ it weights. So you are saying this model replaced the bolt then? https://www.amazon.com/NI...

I'd buy three today! What do you have? Two bolts and a factory deadzone, which, are really good scopes for factory offerings. Once I figure out what I'm doing with the Banshee, it'll probably get a bolt as well. I like to keep things all the same across the board. Deadzone by Excal? They don't seem...

Do you like a bolt over a Hawke? Yep I can't use Hawke glass but that's just me. The downside to the bolt is the lack of speed adjustable aiming points. If Nikon had a crossbow scope with an illuminated reticle and speed adjustment they would dominate the crossbow scope market. :) I'd buy three tod...

So you guys like the Bolt over the stock scope on the Excalibur? I like the Nikon bolt. It has much better glass. What else did you look at? My Excalibur that I bought came with a UTG scope on it. Thinking of eventually upgrading it for better glass but I prefer looking through a scope to see if it...

Glad to here. Now get and ADF :lol: :lol: What is that? :D I think I know what it is if it’s an anti-dry firing mechanism. So I’m guessing you recommend getting that before looking at getting a better scope? Depends on how many more times you plan on dry firing that poor bow ! :lol: Just giving you...

janesy wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 30, 2018 6:53 pm

Glad to here. Now get and ADF

What is that? I think I know what it is if it’s an anti-dry firing mechanism.
So I’m guessing you recommend getting that before looking at getting a better scope?

Looks like the problem is solved. :) Keeping the fingers crossed. :) Thanks for all the help. It looks like the flat nock I got to test, works afterall. :) After sharing these additional photos I was told to "go for it" & shoot away!! https://i.postimg.cc/Sx98xQXk/IMG-1702.jpg https://...

Lots of great advice in the previous replies. I personally prefer the aluminum nocks for my Exocet. Bob And which aluminum nocks do you prefer? or is that dependent on the arrow? I've never liked the plastic nocks. Excalibur aluminum all the way for my beast. Switched my zombies over also as one pl...

Lots of great advice in the previous replies. I personally prefer the aluminum nocks for my Exocet. Bob And which aluminum nocks do you prefer? or is that dependent on the arrow? I've never liked the plastic nocks. Excalibur aluminum all the way for my beast. Switched my zombies over also as one pl...

Horizontal Hunter wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 27, 2018 7:49 pm

Lots of great advice in the previous replies.

I personally prefer the aluminum nocks for my Exocet.

Bob

And which aluminum nocks do you prefer? or is that dependent on the arrow?

What ever you end up using just be sure they fit properly when loaded in the crossbow. If their diameter is too small the string may jump over them and if too large a diameter they may not fit securely up against the string. When sliding the arrow up the rail to the trigger mechanism I like to feel...

Most folks who know me here know I like to tinker and modify things or figure out a way to improve things. If you look at the black plastic nock in the above photo you will see elongated raised shoulders. A slightly larger OD plastic nock can be used if you can't find the right size and a sharp uti...