Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Nice big doe. Congratulations

Very nice video.

Yes, and this past Sat. had young doe edge of b lind, and me sitting back side 6 ft. away.

Very nice 8 pt.Bill. Good job.

jody5252 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 07, 2019 11:35 pm

ExShox for a Micro 315. Good, Bad, Gimmick??

Put on the DrStirrup dBKillers , over the R.E.D.S., work better and last longer.
I have seen to many install the ExShox and like most they end up coming off, and money down the drain. IMO

I was just wondering if anyone here has had any contacts with Wildgame Innovations customer service. I mostly have Bushnell and Browning trail cameras, but bought 1 Wildgame last year. I have a couple questions about it. I've called their customer service line 3-4 times, all it does is put you on h...

WOW Marcel great job, congratulations.

Steve

I just made up some 20" for my M 355, and made these heavy weight, as with a 125 gr. broadhead come in at 555 gr. Now I made these so I had something that would work for Bear or Elk. Knowing they will work for these, I know they will work on Deer. Also through my testing, I can shoot 125, 150, ...

Congratulation's young fell for a job will done

amythntr wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 28, 2019 5:04 pm

catclr wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 28, 2019 3:26 pm

I believe Anthony uses the DrStirrup unit, so no problem with putting arrow through your foot. That's the best thing with it.

....nope catclr... no need for it with the crank... I’m going with
the 18”

Anthony

I thought you had put it on this bow also. My bad.

well that i have no worries as I only uncock my bow by firing it IMO you are fine with you 20" or 18" arrows. I have a M355 and have shot arrow lengths from 15 1/2" to 20" that now am using. Just make sure min. arrow total weight is 350 gr.or more. Now you need to learn to decoc...

Great news.

I believe Anthony uses the DrStirrup unit, so no problem with putting arrow through your foot. That's the best thing with it.

Good job

Yes since last year and like how both nock and broadheads are protected. Adjustable for arrow length you shoot.