Excalibur Crossbow Forum

michiganman wrote:out of due respect for the annimals we hunt,i wasnt going in the field untill i knew that bow.

I like hearing that Jim!

If you don't have dovetails then tell Danny and he'll send a bracket with a screw-on base.

Congratulations!

hunter 740's pic
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I'm always entertained by your ability to compose a picture! Congratulations RJ!

My Apple saw works at 5,000 rpm and does a fine job of cutting both kinds of shafts. I didn't want the higher speed saw because it scares me! One hint in using an arrow saw. When you finish your cut rotate the shaft a few turns while maintaining pressure away from the blade before pulling the shaft ...

terrym wrote:Does the Dan Miller quiver mount interfere with an STS mount? I want to add that also.

No Danny's mount goes on to the front sight dovetail of the riser. If you like it you should use crazy glue or loctite in the dovetail so it won't work loose.

Danny Miller 740-483-2312

Don't mean to hijack the thread(but I suppose that's what I'm actually doing), Boo, have you tried the BCY I believe it's called "Bear Paw" serving jig? Or perhaps someone else? It's looks like it might work pretty good. Thanks Joe Yes I did and the serving does not like to day in the eye...

Not really but the serving goes over rods at an angle that is not nearly as acute as in those plastic serving tools. The plastic tools cause the serving to take a 180 degree bend around the grommets the serving goes through.

stoop14 wrote:

Boo wrote:I give up!

That's discouraging I thought this was a valid question, I looked the stuff up online, but thought I would also come here to get some first hand knowledge.

I think I answered your question. The "I give up" was about the hijacker.

I give up!

I have 2 Beiters. They are very good at laying down a thin serving onto a small diameter string but the do well on crossbow strings. You also cannot put enough tension on the serving. The problem with the plastic serving tool is that the serving is dragged across a metal ring rather than run over a ...

Hoss, if you wake up to your wife with her knees on your shoulders, sitting on your chest with a pillow in both hands coming down on your face we'll know why!

It won't make any difference. I may replace all of my Cavalier tools with Spigsrellis. Fogducker is helping me out on making the Cavaliers better. Neither are sophistcated or difficult to use.