Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I have to think that before this idea was made Liberal policy, there had to have been an analysis of how this would affect voting. They MUST have calculated that this measure would buy more votes than it would cost....or it would buy the votes in the areas where the most MP's are elected. I'm past b...

[quote="TYE"]I just don't wanna spend a bunch of money on a red dot for my rifle........ quote] Tye Everybody wants a bargain. Nobody wants to spend a lot of money to get something they want. The problem, however, is that cheap stuff, especially in the area of optical sights, is junk. It's...

Tye Don't put a cheap scope on a rifle. It'll shake apart from recoil. It'll have poor optics...parallax is one problem. Parallax is an optical problem where at varying distances it looks as though the cross hairs are on target when in reality they are not. (That's not a technically correct explanat...

A man enters a bar and orders a drink. The bar has a robot bartender. The robot serves him a perfectly prepared cocktail, and then asks him, "What's your IQ?" The man replies, "150", and the robot proceeds to make conversation about global warming factors, quantum physics, biomim...

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Find out whether the lady gave permission for the grain. It is illegal to bait cervids, so if the neighbour was doing that to prevent legal hunting of the deer, it would be important to find that out. Get the lady's permission to deal with the problem, and then turn the trough upside down over the g...

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GaryL

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Norm

Well, Gary, I had no idea anyone was doing that kind of work. Coming from me, an admitted ignorameous, a compliment carries little weight, I guess. Having said that, to my ignorant eye, those arrow heads look magnificent. Simply magnificent. I guess Stone Age people wouldn't have a lot of time to ma...

I would sure like to hear the story about the making of those points. He must use some mechanical process and a jig to get such consistency.

They look so nice I wouldn't care to use one for fear of losing it or breaking it.

what will they do if a indian shoots one,nothing? Sounds like a racist comment! :evil: I would imagine regardless of what rights they have, or season shooting from a road is still illegal. But why would that question even be posted? When there are two sets of rules, one for a particular group and a...

If you are meaning to ask whether you have to remove the blade, the answer is, it depends. Some folks have a set of stones rigged up in a jig affair which permits sharpening with the blades still installed. I don't know how close to the ferrule you can sharpen on the Slick Trick system using this ki...

I would really like to hear details of the hunt. How would he call a cow close enough for bow range, or was it just a target of opportunity?

Good luck with your new bow. If you don't like a piece of equipment, the results it gives will be more likely to disappoint. A good example of the converse is when you have a rifle you know to be very accurate. You shoot better with it because you know it will perform and you need to do your part. I...

I agree with The Man Called Hoss. (For you youngsters out there that's a play on words. There was a movie called A Man Called Horse.....)