Excalibur Crossbow Forum

We at the shop, and alot of our customers like using the candles, Doe Urine, or the apple scent seem to be popular choices. In all our experience though its best to just have the wind in your face, no better cover scent than your scent being blown away from the deer trail! Try the candles, if you do...

Hey Gene,
Some good advice here. It almost goes without saying but the speeds you're getting with the weight bolt you're shooting is pretty comparable to what vertical bow hunters get. Its all about shot placement and your personal comfort range. You cover those bases, the Excal will do the rest!

Nice! We have sold a few out of the shop but its good to see actual results. thanks for sharing! you got to share more at further ranges when you can, we'd love to see it.

Looks like you all were having great fun, thanks for sharing!

Hey Unlucky!
Glad we could help you out and thanks for the biz!

Gundy wrote:Black Eagle Executioners @ 16.5", 100gn brass up front with 125gn Slik Tricks.

Total of 425gn

Thats a lot of FPE...

We like the Executioners too. Great Arrow, great Price, Fly very straight. Had a customer or two put some brass up front and really like the flight and punch.

very cool! We've had a few of those Magnus 3 packs leave the shop recently, people are getting geared up and really like those. So glad your little one took advantage of the early season, and with such success!!! will she ever look at Thanksgiving dinner the same? haha.

Awesome Job! the Matrix strikes again.

not entirely necessary, but as mentioned before you need to cover the hook area too. In fact, if customers have strings stops, we like to serve out to protect that area too...you might sacrifice 1 or 2 FPS, but the string will last much longer.

you may also want to try an O-ring or Nylon washer behind the broadhead and align with the fletching. it might correct the issue, if not, try switching up the broadheads on to the different bolts. Really most will group within 1-1.5 inches, so it sounds like only one of yours is far out of whack. Go...

Awesome! Love hearing stories of hunters doing their homework and getting their deer, persistence pays off!

Some marks on limbs are normal. Our guess is they could be from the mold or from the coloring process. lots of good advice here but as always if you're not comfortable call Excal and discuss. Typically we don't see cracks or failures that would effect the bow integrity on the inside of the limb. Jus...

Love to see people having success out there! Congrats on getting the Matrix #1! we all know how important it is to get the skunk out of the boat, haha.

Awesome write up grassyknoll! We've been raving about that bow lately, a definite win for Excalibur! Some guys like the kit, some like buying the bow and putting the rest together with their preferences, no right or wrong way to do it. Glad to hear you're liking your 405 as well, those things are a ...

A Fluffernutter Sammich! Nothing says hunting season like PB and Marshmallow Fluff on wheat. I especially like them on those cold mornings when the cool temps toughen it up a bit!