Excalibur Crossbow Forum

The trick is to do it with the wires pointing in the right direction. It kind of make them the pivot points if you will

I hold the bolt pointing down, and then with my right hand palm it around the fletching. Pinch the Luminock perpendicular to the wires and just wiggle it, Until it just turns off. If surprisingly easy to do if you hold it right.

Half inch higher than you desire, but does that still fall within the "normal" for the matrix?

Intrigued.

You've peaked my curiosity lol!

Wait. Your not going to test the new limbs?

I went 355 matrix last year and I'm very impressed. I've shot an Exocet, the Cabelas 370whatever, vixen and equinox, and a 380. Last weekend we were playing with my 355 and my friends 380. And I'll say the 380 did hit the target a bit harder, but was it enough to justify the difference in the pull? ...

1) possibly is your riser slightly elevated above the rail? Taking a bite out of it on each shot.

2) inspect your trigger latches for burs or rough spots

Hope it helps somebody someday.

Hello all, one thing I found a little difficult when I started tinkering around with bolts and broadheads was the weights of the factory components. The resources are there, but you have to dig deep. I had my reloading gear out last night so I thought I would document some items for anyone intereste...

I'm all for making them more Compact & Faster( as I'm sure everyone here wants as well)...The point is that the QA /Testing of these new designs needs to be emphasized on the new models to return the reputation for dependability. Nobody is questioning the awesome warranty or customer service th...

Good job! That's a handsome old boy

[sarcasm] Good thing they have only been in business for 32+ years... any less and I would think they didn't know what they were doing. :roll: {/sarcasm] All sarcasm aside, it is true that "Excalibur" has been in business for 32 years, but in the last 2-3, the principals/principles have c...

[sarcasm] Good thing they have only been in business for 32+ years... any less and I would think they didn't know what they were doing. {/sarcasm]

Frustrating, that for sure, But what isn't ridiculously expensive now? At least after you save the coin the first time, you really never NEED to do it again.