Excalibur Crossbow Forum

xcaliber wrote:It's going to be in Chicago, sorry!

Not this year..............not sorry!

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Fred T wrote:

Doe Master wrote: The Fiberals.

How fitting a name for Kathy and her crew.

LIEBERALS is quite fitting as well.

vixenmaster wrote:I think he is a Compound crossbow man that wants a Bowtech offspring. This Forum isn't the place to find all the facts

And who delegated you the forum police?????????

Doe Master wrote:So I went to the clinic and got an X-ray.

So, does that mean you gobble at the wife and go into a full strut???

[the ones in the picture i did for mike are powder coat i have my own oven. it may peel as well but i put them in a brass tumbler for a couple days with sandblasting sand to round the edge .i hope the roughness makes the powder cpoat bond better That is a nice job on your hook design. They should w...

On mine the original black coating applied by Excalibur has peeled from pressure against the rail.
I may try to replace the coating with truck bed liner or something similar.
If it's going to keep peeling then I'll leave them bare aluminum.

I have a set of original aluminum hooks on the first cocker that I bought.
They did not scratch the rail as it is harder than the hooks.
It is however difficult to keep a coating of any kind on the hooks.

Just a little sarcasm about London gin in a Polish sausage. I know about the juniper connection but never used it in sausages. I pick my own seed cones as I have a 1/2 dozen or so trees on my property and use for flavouring. Kiełbasa Żywiecka and Kiełbasa Cygańska are a couple of my favourites for a...

375 ml (Mickey) London Dry Gin

I'm confused!! Didn't know that was a polish staple.

I saved the info below some time ago but can't remember the source. It's for the EXO series of bows. There are a few things to look for when trying to determine the age of Excalibur crossbows. Currently Excalibur crossbows have two nameplates. The one on the right side indicates the make (i.e. Excal...

If you have to keep logging in, then your browser is not remembering your information. If you clear all cookies and browsing history, then you will have to log in each and every time after doing so. In windows operating systems there are settings for levels of security. I'm not familiar with the Mac...

Does will be dropping fawns in about 8 weeks give or take. No way I would be harvesting any meat from anything when it's in that condition. If they really want to decrease the population, there are other options during the regular season. Hunting is a blood sport but it doesn't have to be caveman me...

No issues here at all.
Windows 8 and internet explorer 10.
I doubt that the problem is on the website.

racking up points wrote:I saw an advertisement for these little blue pills, they're supposed to help with dead zone rectile.