Excalibur Crossbow Forum

They will fit in these with no problem and the quiver is extra versatile as well.

https://drstirrup.com/arrolok-crossbow-quivers-and-accessories/

Could be as old as 5 years old. I wouldn’t give anymore than $550 US for it since there is already a minimum of $50 that you know of will have to be spend on it. Just my opinion.

You won’t have any problems using wraps. They are very thin and only add 10-12gr to the back end.

In my opinion wood arrows would be unsafe and ill advised.

1/4” off the bumpers is fine

That would definetly need a string and bumpers which are not covered by warranty and a close inspection of the limbs.

Hopes and prayers for a full and speedy recovery Dennis. Take it easy and follow the doctors orders afterwards.

Nice job XB

Congratulations on a fine deer and great story.

Outstanding Nog. Thank you for allowing us to tag along on your amazing journey.

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Mon Oct 08, 2018 12:19 pm

I spray a microfiber cloth with silicone and then flip the cloth over and rub it down with the dry side. The traces of silicone inbeded in the surface of the mainframe lets the debris slide off.

Same here, works great.

I certainly would sand the splinter down n shoot on wid both of the long limbers Seriously?!? I can just sand it down? Yes if it is a splinter just break it off, sand it down and keep shooting until you are ready to swap them out. Most are just cosmetic (the camo finish) and the integrity of the li...

That is pretty slick.

Holely Fargo! I'd be pissed as well! Not at anything but my bad luck! I feel fo you! Talking about bad luck. Two years in a row and for a full 2 years, I didn't see a deer. No deer while driving, hunting or anything! Hope your bad luck is over now!!!! Hope your bad luck is over now as well Don. Go ...

I am equally in awe and jealous as hell at the same time.