Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Thanks....been looking on ebay without luck thus far.

OK - arrows...bolts...custom ones would be nice, but function at lowest cost is what I am looking for...indeed there are a great deal of custom items from this group. Would certainly take custom arrows - if they wre at generic costs.

I need some bolts - anyone know of any good deals out there right now? Made it four years with the original six (had to re-fletch a couple) but I am down to three...so I need to spend the cash and get some more.

Thanks,
Matt

Being in VA - but in the military - I was concerned about getting a crossbow, and then either moving to a state that did not allow them..or VA changing their laws. A local elder shop owner...though he would be pissed if he knew I referred to him as that...said, "Well - can not help you on the m...

I will try the silicon since I have some of that around...thanks again!

I have a question....I have an Exomax, and I have been putting the wax that came with the package on the string as well as along the deck. Since the wax is tacky, I wonder if I am doing more harm to speed then good by putting wax on the deck. I am only shooting whitetails in Virginia, so the Max has...

That is the one great thing in VA. At least where I am...the season runs through the end of March. I already have 9 harvested between the wife and I, but still the deer are so thick, I wish they allowed hunting on Sundays.

I use the Rancho Safari one as well...by far the best concealment out there shy of making your own. Cabelas used to carry the whole line but now only carry the "light weight" model which is strips of fabric - no burlap. I have the one made with burlap - because it frays it further breaks t...

Concur - it an Excalibur can not meet your needs, then Tenpoint is the way to go. Tenpoint can be found at much greater (relative to original MSRP) discounts then you will find for Excalibur...and they are well made and support their products. They also do not hold their resale as well (again in rel...

This weekend when backing the limbs down after an unsuccessful evening, the string slipped and got caought under the scope mount. Messed the string up (scope remain alaigned) to the point I am affraid to use it - not for cocking, but the potential of it breaking when I decock. Anyone know if that is...

Sorry you lost that meat. That always makes your gut sink. I thought I was in trouble with the doe I took last weekend. I shot her at 20yds, the shaft was bloody, but not frothy not bight red not brown like a gut shot. Sorta a cross of all them...anyways, there was a light blood trail - which did no...

Never used them...but I know with traditional bows, their regular aftershocks repordedly are good as long as you have enough KE (speed and mass). Light weight set ups and low pound bows are supposed to be less then ideal...

That is really interesting...I shot the muzzys again today - and there is definately a drop. It would be within a kill zone - but it is about 2-3 inches...granted, I am not a perfect shot - so I will toss out an inch...but not up to three. ANd I am using arest - but in my yard I don't have the abili...

did you get about a three inch drop when you went to BH compared to field points? I got that on boith the Wasp SST and Muzzy three blades...just wondering if it was only me. I am shooting an Exomax...but get a similar drop from those BHs from my compound.

I too have had not so great results...minding the wind, scouting and practice have landed me my deer. I have seen deer react to scent I used...sometimes good - but sometimes bad. I had four dow get completely skitish when they whiffed some "trails End" last year...same day, on small buck g...

Hey guys - I have been toying with the idea of making my own - up to know I havea meat shop do it for me...love the products but they are expensive. If I was to get a set up - and do it right (read want good equiptment vice saving a few bucks...but within reason) what would you recommend? What type ...