Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I vote with GaryL, for the little you'd save on a used rig, Besides, it's always nice when you're the one to "de-flower" your Excalibur.

Here's the good part. Another good friend of mine owns a twin engine plane, I've flown with him several times, and he will take me up so that I can get some ariel (sp?)photos. Just can't get better than that.....One hour drive from home. :wink: Well it could be better, you could take me along, I'm ...

Welcome to the forum RK, you've come to the right place. The members here are not only friendly, but also very knowledge. All you have to do is ask questions and they will be asnwered. In no time you'll garner enough info to go from newbie to seasoned veteran.

Anonymous wrote:HI, DOES ARCHERY PLUS HAVE A WEB SITE?

No, but if you'd like any info you can email them at: [email protected]

With the exception of traditional archers, two-bladed broadheads aren't popular nowadays.

Personally, I use 3 and 4 bladed fixed blade broadheads. I've had great results with both the Wasp Hammer SST and the Slick Tricks. They have 3 and 4 bladed heads respectively.

Brampton Mike wrote: Thanks for the heads up....do you know who makes the Wigwam?? Brampton Mike

A company called Hunter's View makes them. BJ of "Archery Plus" sells them. If you PM him, he can give you more info.

Welcome to the forum, I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay.

Mooser, Excalibur fletches the Goldtip Laser IIs with 5" vanes, and they shoot great. However, I've heard that the GoldTips that BJ sells are fletched with 4" duravanes, and have a 4% offset. With the shorter vanes, and the way they're fletched, they shoot even better. If you PM BJ, he can...

A direct quote from someone who knows, Bill owner/maker of Excalibur Crossbow. You don't have to unstring your crossbow every time you use it, but it will appreciate having its limbs relaxed at least between seasons when you aren't using it. The #1 concern is that you NEVER leave the string on if yo...

Looks like I may have used too many words in my diatribe containing more than two syllables. Next time I'll retrict my political observations to terms which weak minds can comprehend. Carl, I see that you're learning. :wink: Personally, I believe in the KISS "school of thought", as such I...

pdislow wrote:22 autos, pistol and 1022 rifle?

You're absolutely correct. The Ruger Mark II target pistol, and the Ruger 10/22.

A company in Conn. makes a special barrel for the 10/22 that fires a bolt/arrow at speeds of 600+ fps.

Congrats Wabi, I bet you're proud as punch. I suppose your son must also be so excited, there's not too many 4 yo that get to be uncles.

Here's a quiz for RL & Ruger, or anyone who wishes to partake.

Speaking of Rugers, there are two, which hold ten of the same, one is long, the other short. With an alteration, one can even propel a bolt.

What are they?

I know it's not Rudolf, but I'm not sure if it's one-eighth of Santa's ride, or if it's "olive" the other reindeer.

tkstae

If you want to order the target, you can contact BJ at:

[email protected]