Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I have one on my Micro. Do I like it? Well, its better than the stock location underneath. But I still have my eyes open for something better. I've had the mounts over the scope and didn't really care for them. On my Exomax I have the Wyvern mount that for me works perfect. The quiver is just above...

gwhuntr wrote:Is Danny's stringing aid any different/better than the stock one?

Thanx,

Good question, as I have the stock Excalibur one...Once it was set for the correct length for removing the string it did it's job...I have no experience with any other ones...

All great answers! Better than I could answer because my first crossbow IS a Micro 355. When I first cocked it at the shop where I got it I was a little surprised how heavy it was and actually stopped the pull before I cocked it...then the guy who sold it to me said "keep pulling" so I did...

Everyday carry is a S&W Airlite ti in 38 special+P
Have many others but this one is light and in an elastic belly band, blends in nicely. Cross draw carry...

Tim50 wrote:I had one but did not care for it! It shot loose and I did not like the placement of the quiver. I prefer the Munch Mount set up! Just one guys opinion!

Thank you! That's why I'm asking!

Does anyone use one and If so, how do you like it compared to the standard under-bow mount that comes stock? Does it accept the stock Excalibur quiver?

Yum! Way too lazy to put that much work into sausages...kudos to you!

(wanna sell some?)

Done deal on a beauty of a Mulie!

....Nope....doesn't feel out of place at all. I definitely do not miss the old stirrup at all...For me, it did not take more than a day before i was sold on the entire package....

Anthony [/quote]


That's great! Thanks! I'm sure I'll love mine (when it gets here)

Just a quick reply to those wondering if it is worth the money. Yes it is! I have trouble getting my foot in the factory foothold, and this new device makes cocking the bow much easier. I would also add that my bow is also quieter now as well with the add ons. Lastly, on a flat surface it will stan...

I just bought a Micro 355 a couple weeks ago and it shoots great with the supplied arrows. Perhaps when I want to refine my accuracy and opt for a heavier arrow/broad head/shaft/nock combination for hunting season I will contact Wyvern Creations and have him set me up. For now the quills are very go...

I also use Trimble Hunt and a new one has come to my attention called "Pocket Ranger" which is an APP that covers most states in the US. Haven't used it much but I have used Trimble a lot and it works great. The Pocket Ranger has the GPS with waypoint capability and also includes lots of s...

Just looked at the DR Stirrup and got the specs from the website on the Micro stirrup. The ID of the broad head guard is 1 5/8" Color color_tactical matte black Material Fiber-reinforced polymer (raw material from USA) Hardware: Zinc covered, anti-rust surface Resistance more than 1 000 pounds ...

SwamperWI wrote:Has anyone tried these with a Dr Stirrup? Do they clear?

Thank you.

Good question...I want one of those stirrups as well and would like to try the Ramcats.

Have to wait and see I guess...

vixenmaster wrote:

Rufus wrote:Are you drinking today , I am in for this one too.

You must be kiddin me n Captain Morgan go back to 1967 together

Can't go wrong with the Captain! My Superbowl drink was Captain's and Sicilian Lemonade...Daughters liked it too!