Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Sounds like a good night to go find some fresh piggy tracks.

Figured I'd hop on here before the family wakes up and the circus begins... Merry Christmas, and Happy Holidays! The past few months on here have been a real pleasure, and though I've probably forgotten more than I've learned, y'all truly are some of the best. I would have never guessed that a tool ...

Probably wouldn't hurt to let the limbs rest for a bit, if you don't plan on shooting for a while... Whether it's absolutely necessary? I doubt it.

Curious what you have planned... Definitely keep us posted!

Horsepower ain't cheap...

I'm happy enough with my Eclipse, but that's not to say I wouldn't be a fan of the more compact Matrix platform.
Definitely out of my price range though.

ch312 wrote:can you say 300lb draw and 425fps?

I can also say snapped limb, and broken teeth.

After a few minutes on photoshop...



I'd definitely buy one... or two... or three.

An Excal beanie? Sign me up!


Actually now that you mention it... I'm surprised that doesn't exist.

how many language you can talk? i can speak english , french and muslim to so please can you answer my question and dont go away to easy like that i am looking to buy a crossbow i know all new stuff will come in this winter so i just need information of man who have some skill to answer maybe it wi...

lmao!

Happy Birthday, Don.

Will?, Eddy?, Ralph?. Apologies for the faux pas, watched that movie long ago. I would be very cautious about installing those new limbs on a riser that looks very different. That could be a nasty slap in the face, on the other hand you might get to 400 fps. :| I'm sure they probably widened the li...

rej wrote:Hot, hot, hot. In the imortal words of Eddy Murphy in Idependence Day, "I gotta have me one of these".

Lmao...


Those are some impressive numbers!
I wonder if the limbs are interchangeable with the now "old style" risers... Or if they could even handle the longer draw.

SALTYDOG wrote:Thank's again! But what would cause the string on this bow on the right side above the quiver to be Frayed?..It does"t LOOK,like when you shoot it,it hit's a bolt[in the quiver]....just asking?...thank's....

Any chance you can post a picture?

Tom wrote:they say that it is narrow, but how much narrow is it. What I would like to know is, the width of the bow when not cocked and when it is cocked.

Tom

"The Matrix lineup of compact crossbows are all a full six inches narrower as well as four inches shorter."

Looks like the wait is over....


Bring on the used bows!!