Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I love my lumenoks. The added weight at the rear of the arrow did change my arrow flight a little but I sighted in and practice with that setup and its good to go. One thing to note is that on carbon shafts, the little contact wires will eventually make little concave dents in the end of the shaft a...

paulaboutform wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 06, 2017 9:09 pm

If this is the new look of the website all I can say is that I miss the old one.

Paul

X2. This looks blah. At least give it some color

Hey Stan, I haven't been winning any posting awards myself lately but it's good to see an old familiar name pop up. Hope all is well with you!

Congratulations Anthony and family!

And welcome back

I'm so sorry for your loss. You have my heartfelt condolences. Treasure the memories and the time you had together.

I'm late to see this post but I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I truly believe the love and affection of our four-legged babies is one of life's great blessings. My heart is with you and your family.

Congrats on a beautiful pup Don! She's a lucky girl to draw you for an owner

What caliber AR....and what bullet grain? I used Remington Hog Hammer ammo in .223 (64gr solid copper Barnes X bullet). Shot slightly under a 1 MOA group at 75 yds off the bench on my final 3 shots of sighting in before the trip. Put 3 down on the spot. My AR is the Ruger SR556 Takedown, topped wit...

Mike, I'm so sorry to learn of this, you guys are certainly in our hearts and our prayers.

For me the objective was to make it more enjoyable to shoot. I didn't like the bright metallic clink sound so I packed the rail with foam and now it's a nice dull "thunk". Makes my backyard shooting more pleasurable. I never asked a deer or a hog if the noise bothers them, and I've never h...

I've had the same thought but heard it's a real mess and tough to remove should you ever need to. Why not try stuffing it with rags or foam from a kids swimming noodle thing. Paul X2. I used discarded white poly foam packing material (same stuff as swim noodles) and cut into strips slightly larger ...

Dan, I'm so very sorry to hear of your loss. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

I played around with a few iPhone decibel meter apps when I was doing some testing a few years ago. Looking at the averages over many shots I could see a little bit of difference between a 350 grain arrow and 400 gr, and some minor differences between strings, but it was really erratic. I wouldn't c...

Be careful Paul, when the hair grows back it's twice as thick, you'll have gorilla arms before long :lol: I also strop my blades with a leather strop with green jeweler's rouge. There's better stuff out there, like diamond paste, etc, but this works good for me. They say when you strop to maintain t...

A heavy chain and one of those round locks you can't get a pair of bolt cutters on might deter someone, but if somebody wants it bad enough they'll get it. Only way to be sure is to take it with you when you leave.