Excalibur Crossbow Forum

hankenhunter wrote:

Minnow wrote:Wow that toxic video is insane!! Makes me wanna buy them

The only drawback is that they tend to turn foam targets into mini pool noodles.
Hank

Lol

I was actually thinking about that, I guess a target wouldn't last very long

Wow that toxic video is insane!! Makes me wanna buy them

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What's another 35.00 when you have spent almost 1000.00 on a bow? A stringer is an essential tool to have to set the brace height and or change a string if your in a pinch while hunting.

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I have an ex fletch bolt and a G5 squaring tool if it helps Don?

bellerivercrossbowhunter wrote:BTT

Who is ready to build some killer arrows??

I need to get out of the house before I am asked to start on the renovations... LOL

Hello! These are some great questions I'd like to hear the answer to as well as I'm also looking to get into some predator hunting and I believe their is no shortage of yotes out there. Specialized over on the cbn forum has a lot of info, but I've noticed a few ontarians here on this forum that have...

I don't think there's anything wrong with the older bows, many big game species were taken with them. The newer ones can give an advantage in the sense that you are getting a faster bow in a smaller package. Speed gets you a couple of things: first off the bolt gets to the target quicker which gives...

I wonder if you would actually feel a difference? It's really just a 2.7% increase.... I know ten pounds is ten pounds but when you compair it to the 270lbs you're already pulling back, then add in the aid you get from the pullies on your stringing aid I'm not sure it'd be substantial. I will agree ...

I think the new bulldog is my dream bow! And I'm loving the micro 355! I just don't really get the advantage of the micro 315? It's only 10lbs less draw weight than the 335, and 20lbs less than the 355? That's 20lbs for 40fps..... Anyways it's exciting

That looks awesome! Question is what class of weapon would it fall under? Don't think many places are gonna let you use it during archery season...

I debated getting a compound bow before buying my ibex but I guess my choice came down to budget and simplicity. I'm 6'4" big frame, most compounds don't adjust to the length I need and the ones that do were a little more expensive than I could afford, plus I would need to buy a decent release ...

wheelie wrote: Minnow. Only one alternative not to growing old. And that option is not a good one either. I went to bed one night in my thirties and woke up in the fifties.

wheelie wrote: Sorry newbie but if you are under 40 you are a kid. Soon it will be going up to 50. I play hockey with a bunch of kids.

I'm still a kid for at least 6 more years? Maybe 16?............... That's awesome!!!! I was starting to feel old

I agree, I have started avoiding the posts he's involved in. Seems like he is sticking to the posts that members are reacting to. I think if members avoid him he'll lose interest

Thanks