Excalibur Crossbow Forum

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Just noticed this thread on serial numbers. It's true the reason we were the only crossbow company without serial numbers was because back in the day when crossbows were just getting popular local governments threatened to require anything with a serial number to be registered. This is no longer th...

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cc . but I want to be able to make the changes myself.... as of right now that does not seem to be the case .... which is a departure from ALL of the Excaliburs which preceded it! Anthony :eusa-naughty: [/quote] Agreed Puzzled as to why it cannot be made in such a way that it can be easy to self se...

I'm not a fan of the registration # thing at all. I've made modifications to bows and broken limbs in the process. I told Excalibur that these weren't warranty parts because I was tinkering. However, all the hoopla about a crank....I don't get it. The rope on the C2 isn't warranted, strings aren't ...

PS: Contacted Dawn at Excalibur....she advised me that the purchase of the "simply trusted program" is at the time you send in the CB for string changing....which to me means you get charged the $50 when you need it done....why not say that? :eusa-think: ...then your string is warrantied ...

Did you find any eggs while cleaning as well.

Quick and most simple solution :eusa-think: when in hunting situations. NOTE TO SELF! Do not take :eusa-naughty: any shots over 40 yds . Good Luck working it out which if anything else should turn out to be a learning experience. I find It helpful and use a note book during my shooting sessions Keep...

What is the actual speed readings on you scope. Arrow setup weight? Are you using one arrow on same vane during sighting in. I say fine tune your 20 yards zero. Place target then at 30/40 shoot but do not worry about POI except to confirm you are on the target. To reduce risk of a miss and lose an a...

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Wed Apr 25, 2018 2:21 pm

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My lesson was it could be quite expensive no matter the distance

It's all good. We still have our limited lifetime warranty on all the major components such as limbs, stock, factory scope, trigger system etc. There is a 5 year warranty included on the Charger crank ROPE. The up charge gives you an additional 5 years on the rope and the priority service. But we a...

will keep a watch out for when you get a chance to report your findings Thanks I weighed it this afternoon. With the (empty) quiver attached, scope, etc. I came up with 10 pounds and 5 ounces. Not too bad compared to what others are saying considering the crank is inside the stock. Not bad! Indeed ...

I’m not where I can weight my Assassin right now but I’ll guarantee you its a lot more Han 7.7 pounds. Closer to 10 I’ll bet. The good thing is there is a lot of the weight back in the stock where the crank is so the balance is actually good. will keep a watch out for when you get a chance to repor...

The Specifications for the Assassin indicates it weights 7.7 lbs Bow Only. My question is what does it actually weight fully assembled as seen on product page. . Because to me the use of term Bow Only seems to be a little misleading term of reference. It is like the when registering your truck in On...