Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Hey guys, I am considering putting on a Red Dot onto my shotgun for turkey. Does anyone have opinions on which one is the brightest? I don't want to go for a large diameter and I want it low profile. Any ideas?

Try this Ray
http://www.xe.com/ucc/

fogducker wrote:

Boo wrote:

mikej wrote:are crony's expensive?

Only when you shoot them!

when you get to shoot one...are they hard to gut?what do they taste like?

It was too tough, it was an older trophy chrony!

mikej wrote:are crony's expensive?

Only when you shoot them!

I've been told that Gagnon's now has them.

enormous wrote:Don't lend those nice chronographs to casual friends posessing less than average shooting skills. I learned the hard way

Hey! I only shoot my own chrony!

Without question, if you are new to crossbows you should shoot the heck out of the bow to get into a "groove" where you will not dry-fire it. It will take you at least 6 months. As well, after shooting it lots you will also have an educated opinion on what you want in a custom string. You ...

Some states have a 200# limit. Also, think to yourself "how many times can I cock this thing without being fatigued?" But if you can handle it and want it then go for it. Life is way too short to not get the crossbow you want! Bigger bows are harder on everything, from the arrow to the tar...

First off, WELCOME!!! If you have been bow hunting for 33 years I am going to assume you are more seasoned (50 years old plus) than someone just getting into bowhunting. With that said, the Phoenix or Exocet/Vortex seem to be better suited for hunters who are more experienced (another way of saying...

Hey Guys, George at The Bow Shop has the remainder of my hats. He also bought a few strings from me so you can get them there as supply lasts. The hats are free.

Straightshooter wrote:I cannot find anybody that sells an STS in Ontario. Does anybody know of someone that sells them around Toronto/Barrie area.

The closest place I can think of is The Bow Shop in Guelph. They will ship it to you.

Too bad there isn't any sound affects. I can almost hear Harpo's horn!

i got a chance to shoot it today a little bit. using wolverine carbons 20" with 100 gr pt. weigh 435 gr. have the Bushnell at 2x has German x-hair with thick bottom post. shot at 20 yds inch high, 30 yds using post 1/2" low, 40 yds using post is 5" low. What is a Volverine carbon Mike?

John, you should change your name to Fletch or Shaft! Very nice!

Sometimes I am at a loss of words.