Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Pydpiper wrote:The first time I shot in to a block it kept my tip and insert, the owner said it was a poorly built arrow, I think he just needed an extra brass insert.

Donations are welcome
One day I'll return it.

stoop14 wrote:i have to wait till end of jan to even apply for my boo string but it will be worth the wait

In the meantime shoot the crap out of the one that comes with your Equinox.

No worries, your covered all the time.

My Equinox and Vortex have been Teflon coated, the entire mainframe/rail actually. Speed picked about 3-5 fps and string wax doesn't stick to it.

Cheers

You will find out "In a few days..."

No, The scope is held tight by scope rings which attach to the scope mount which attaches to the top of the Excalibur rail. The forearm screw attaches the the stock to the aluminum mainfrain(rail) from underneath, right about where your support hand holds the forearm part of the stock, (not your tri...

Type "feeder" into the excalibur "search" feature . You will be busy reading for awhile.

I second the milkweed seeds. Free.

Yes, there are 2 screws that hold the stock to the aluminum rail (or mainframe in other words). Those have never come loose on me since 1992 on all my Excalibur models. Could they? They could. The forearm screw is the forward one in the stock, right about where your forearm hand will support the sto...

I use (blue) LocTite on all screws of a crossbow, albeit the scope ring screws are the least of my concern. Those holding trigger housing to stock most important to keep from loosening. Those already have blue Lock-tite on them from the factory. The ones holding the trigger to the mainframe. The tw...

Only on the 4 small screws that hold the scope mount on. Those seem to be the ones that may come loose most frequently. Use the blue (removable) Lock-tite only.

Sounds like your ready with your trigger finger.

My lifted F150 gets me around no problem in thw winter. The Shelby gets me around much faster in the summer.
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Nocturnal wrote:It's 78 degrees F right now in S.C. The most snow that i've ever seen here in my lifetime was 12 inches back in 76.

Lucky dog you