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Peter

Well 3 weeks for replacement limbs is now going on 6. Missed all of the rut here in NJ. I know everyone says Excal has a great warranty, etc. but what good is it when waiting for limbs numerous times. I'm not sure everybody fully appreciates the supply issues we have been facing this year. We have ...

Thanks all, man I'm getting old!

Peter

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The 360TD has a current riser so it won't have to be filed it to make the limbs fit. The limbs are a bit tighter these days but will still fit most risers except the older versions with the sharp recoil plate posts that need to be filed a bit to fit.

Peter

Since Peter is on here can you answer a couple of questions will the Rhino nocks be sold separately and what is the weight of the new nocks, and can the new quiver be purchased separately. The new Rhino nocks weigh 20 grains, the old inserts weigh about 18 grains so not much difference. BTW the Rhi...

Innovation is fine if you already have a good product to start with, but in my opinion, Excalibur needs to concentrate their “innovation” on building limbs that don’t crack. I see people asking for crossbow recommendations on other boards, and I can’t recommend Excalibur with a good conscience. I h...

This guy did a pretty good review of the new Twinstrike if you want to see it in action:

https://youtu.be/Oq95apo19MA

Peter

Say goodbye to uncocking the new Twinstrike. I say they fell short with this bow. No built in cocking/decocking crank. Overall a niche market crossbow. I can see newbies shooting their foot because they will forget about that second arrow. I don't see the need of this type of crossbow. Actually you...

Those are actually just molding marks which is part of the molding process, they would have been there from the start. They don't look great but 100% OK to hunt with, its not a crack. When the season is over let us know and we can replace them but I would hunt with that one all day long. The black l...

Y25. More than fast enough, accurate and low noise, I still have one thats never been shot which is signed by Bill, Kathy and Peter. I can't bring myself to shoot it. I signed a stock? Wow, must be the only one I ever signed. :D I have a Y25 #50 that my wife got for me on my 50th birthday that I pu...

Hi All, Sorry for not being on here much lately but this time of year is always crazy busy for us. I just wanted to address some of the speculation here regarding limb issues and delays in getting limbs. 2020 has been like no other year and we have been facing various challenges. For the first time ...

We actually made a little video showing you how to mount a Charger EXT on a Matrix stock: https://youtu.be/Eph2JIN0wlk The only thing is with a longer models like the Matrix 380 you do need to pull the string up to the hooks. Its not a big issue but one guy gave me a hard time about it so I like to ...

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