Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Sounds good m thanks for the advice guys.

Why not run a cable through the thumb hole of the stock and lock it to something they can't carry off or cut. Thieves want to get in and out quick, make it as difficult as possible. A nice Rottweiler or Shepard would also help.

Grizzly cub with matrix string, 200 lb. would be using a fixed head in the 150 to 200 gr. would be using a 17/17.25 in arrow. I am not sure what the arrow weighs in at but I'm guessing about 10gpi, so with inserts, vanes and a 150 gr head my total weight would be 392.5.

Can 2213 arrows be used for crossbows? I know 16/19's are good but what about the 13's?

I have a grizzly cub and shooting 2219's at 17.25 in and they fly great. Also have the diablos and even cut some down to 16 in.

P.S. Going with 2219's

I don't see it being a big factor for the game your shooting and the distances . I assume your shooting bear over bait,20 yards? and deer in woods 30/40 yards? Regardless of arrow or BH used there only going to be a 12 gr difference. Not familiar with the 355, I'm shooting a grizzly cub and I use a ...

12 gr difference, don't think it much matters. What BH are you going to use? Either one will do the job.

It should read plasti-dip. Spray it on and when done or no longer like just peel it off.

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Check out Plato- dip. It spray on and you can peel it right off.going to use it to break up my ladder stand and maybe even my grizzly cub.

I picked a blind from asset camo and it's awesome. It was sent back because of a broken zipper. It was repaired and I got it for 100 dollars U.S. And it's fantastic. Sets up in seconds and comes down even faster. Enough room for three and could be used as a tent if need be. As at pattern is outstand...

Sounds like a lemon,with,multiple issues, I'd ask for a replacement.

Is it possible to get a visual, can anyone post a pic of what it should look like?

Kudos to Howard, the trigger screw was loose and a few turns and the trigger is great, thanks for the advice. Thanks also boo for your input, appreciate it.