Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I decided to do some arrow repair tonight. I was using an Arizona EZ fletchright helical for aluminum arrows. This is the first time I have used it. I was using vanetec vanes and goats tuff glue. More or less, I had no problems refletching the Gold tip laser 2 arrows. I did 4 or 5 of those. It was w...

They are the gold tips 2's with brass inserts. I think the momentum thing may be right. I was pretty surprised.

I would have thought that the lighter arrow would have hit higher?

I was shooting my excal equinox today and got some confusing results. I was shooting stock firebolts and 150 grain tips. I was also shooting Danny Miller arrows with 100 grain tips. The Danny Miller arrows weigh 405 grains and the firebolts and tip weigh 417 grains. I used the crankaroo on both and ...

I also bought one:)

I am thinking about puting a 125 grain 1 inch cut slick trick on a stock firebolt. Any thoughts on this combo? God or bad?

I had posted the story on crossbow nation. I was the one who accidently killed 2 bison with one shot out of my tenpoint phantom. It passed through a cow and hit a bull in the neck. I think the arrow deflected in the body of the cow :cry: I killed the wild pig with my Excal Equinox. The Excal is by f...

I will be the first then. I killed two bison in May of this last year and a wild pig this last December. All with a crossbow.

Who here has used Swhacker broadheads? What where the results? How well do they fly and penetrate? I have had good luck with them..anyone else?

Has anyone here used the sight level by excalibur? It looks like it just sticks on. I was wondering if anyone knew of one that attached to the dovetail on the riser?

I think you should definitely take a look at the Swhackers.

I have never hunted wiht them but have shot them quite a bit during practice out of my Equinox. They fly great and penetration is super. They are a very high quality head. I couldn't imagine a properly hit animal going very far..they would leave a nasty hole.

I shoot an excal equinox with fastflight string, sts, firebolt, and 100 grain head. Will this hurt my bow, like crack my limbs?

Not innapropriate at all. The first pig was 650 and the second pig was 550. A very expensive day to say the least. Out here it can be very difficult to find a guide who will take a crossbow hunter. He has one fine piece of land and pigs on public land are extremely scarce.

I live in California. Central Coast Outfitters is Near Jalama Beach roughly one hour north of Santa Barbara. The guide also owns an Excal and has hunted successfully with it. Matt