Excalibur Crossbow Forum

It is not a speed ring. You use their computer program to dial it in according to speed and arrow weight and it tells you where to set the dial. Your yardage makers wont end up exactly on the tens all the way through. Look it up on their website.

You will never have better meat than a bear if it is not fatty. Try it some time and you will be surprised. I think it is better than beef.

nchunterkw wrote:C'mon....nobody checked out the link I posted? It's ridiculous!!

Think I may buy two of them. Hopper size is amazing.

Definitely I would be scared to shoot it with the crack running up the limb tip. That is not normal. Be careful even taking the string off. That limb tip comes off from the extra force required to get string off would make me very nervous. Make sure you have your foot firmly in the foot stirrup in c...

400 grain for me. Actual weight is 402 grains including my 100 grain head.

Good video. It works fine.

All in the computer systems Tom. Just change the machines back for a run if they wanted to keep them. Not that big of a deal switching if you are making buckets of cash from them. We switch plastic molds every week sometimes at work. They do have computer programmers on staff and the programs alread...

Only one reason to discontinue a bow. It is call not selling enough. I am sure it would continue if it sold as good as the Matrix or Micro line. The Sapphire looks to be the replacement.

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Very Nice! That installs some confidence into some of the doubts that I had creeping into my mind here and there. Thank you for the explanation.

Surprises me a bit, but then again not really. Excalibur provided a starting point and where someone ends up only time will tell. Unless you have no morels, you are always thankful to the company that gave you the "in" to the bussiness. I think TT will always be thankful.

Personally I do not understand how people could not be impressed with the new bow lineup. Year after year their were hardly any changes. Earth shadering news used to be a color change. Then carved tip limbs to molded limbs. Then the biggest change in 20 years was a thumbhole stock. But all the bows ...

You would have to get very close to scoop a deer with the new Matrix Bulldog!

If they sold bare bows like they used to I may have interest. Until that day I will stick with what I have. I have enough stuff to unload already without adding to the pile.

That's my favorite one out of the whole bunch. You certainly don't need snow to use it. 3d or spots, it will always look good and blend in.