Excalibur Crossbow Forum

What was the new attachment like? Also, in which way did your Micro shoot better after the new installation? Thank you

Please explain why you would have the rails machined??? To gain a little clearance for the string?

The other day, I preformed my end of season inspection and maintenance on my 2017 Micro 335... After taking the string off, I noticed small chips of flaking finish near the tips of both limbs... Not a big deal, after all it's a tool used for hunting... I did cause enough excitement for me to look ve...

Thank you everyone for the reply's... May are grips continue to gain character.

Thank you everyone for the reply's... May are grips continue to can character.

I have noticed over time the rubber grip pads on my micro have developed some scaring... Not cuts into the rubber but light colored scuff,,, Not a problem, but I have noticed the issue.

Welcome to the show... You will fall in love with your Excalibur... You must be hunting Sasquatch with that big rig.

I have been enjoying my new Micro 335 for about a month now... I agree, its my favorite Excalibur bow... I also onw a Ibex, both bows are very deadly but the compact design and balance of the Micro just feels like you own a true gem...

Thank you for the reply's...

I just ordered a Flemish string for my new Micro... I have read, even with the stringing aid it can be a little fussy to swap... Any tips?

One other note... The suppressor with all its added sound gizmos actual slows the bow down a bit... Excalibur markets it around 343fps... Congratulations on the new bow.

Well said. I've taken deer out to forty yards and haven't had one jump the string. Which is a misnomer because deer have to bunch up before they can jump. So if you're worried, aim a bit lower. Quicker blood trails and faster bleeding out. Besides, being deaf, my beast sounds kinda quiet to me. :wi...

Same here... When I remove my hearing aids my Ibex and new Micro sound like the wind...

In Northeastern Ohio, we live for the first true cold front in October... Thats the magic switch in our part of the country... Last season the unseasonable warm weather trough much out the window...

Sounds great... I have found great delight in hunting on grounds of large acreage with no other hunters permitted... Over time, I have found it can take many seasons to workout all the options one has with large hunting grounds... Its a privilege that is unfortunately becoming less and less for many...