Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Thanks for sharing RJ. I enjoyed those photos very much.

Norm

I think sandman dropped his bow from his tree stand and nothing happened to it. Not sure if it went off or not. http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=11236&highlight= Thanks for the informative post Pete and Tom for the ATV holder suggestion :idea: Good one. My wife ( God bles...

Tom wrote:To hold my bow while in my climber, I use an ATV bun holder. You know the ones that are U shaped and just bolt them on both sides. But I never climb with the bow in it, I pull the bow up after with a string.

Hmmmm...."ATV holder" Sounds good.
Thanks Bud!

Norm

Back in 1989 while in my tree stand I accidently dropped my vertical bow. It fell sideway and only bent the sights, fortunatly. :oops: :roll: :evil: :shock: Since purchasing my first Excal in 1991 all my hunting has been done from the ground and very successfully I might add. While at Cabelas yester...

Just don't drop you Excalibur

Norm

Inexpensive camo tape should do the trick. Try Realtree Grey Hardwoods.
Just clean your stock first for better adhesion. And don't forget the scope.

Norm

I would consider then vandals and criminals and I agree, certainly not hunters.

Norm

My wife shoots the Max.

My Exocet 165 now sports new mag tip limbs, a 1" homemade aluminum riser extension and homemade angled riser shims that duplicate the newer angled riser style. It now shoots Goldtip 100's at 318 fps.
Its a Mag/Max now I think.

Norm

She might like the Excal. better because of the lighter weight.
Good luck.
Welcome to Excalibur Slink.

Norm

ps:my wife shoots the Max.

I prefer Goldtips for my hunting and shooting pursuits because of their durability.Also I've been using the Arizona EZ fletch for about 15 years with very good success.

Norm

Great Post
Thanks


Norm

I shoot an Exocet and my wife the Max.

Norm

Thanks, I'll be in the area after the May 24 weekend.See ya....

Norm&Patti

I drive an eNORMous FORD F150 Pickup with 35" Tires on a 7" lift.
The only one in Ontario.

Norm

Very nice

Norm