Excalibur Crossbow Forum

paulaboutform wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 19, 2017 8:11 pm

1. Cock bow
2. Engage safety
3. Remove the hooks of the cocking aid from the string
4. Load arrow

***This is the process every time, 100% of the time, no matter what. The safety only comes off to pull the trigger. That's my routine....always.

Paul

X2 Well said Paul
Brad

Awesome!

Wow rage got no love here. I'm gonna give my rage broad heads a serious test this weekend, I'm not too sure if its because of price or maybe most on here just plain old know what works and what doesn't

Brad

Okay guys I'm thinking my speed dial on my crossbones, at least thats what I think. So I'm dialed in at 20 yards keeping all my arrows within the size of a quarter. I'm using a caldwell led sled so there is very little variance there if any at all. With my arrows hitting spot on at 20 yards, I seem ...

Awesome!

Job well done!

Looks amazing!

Awesome test!

Do it! I dare U

Brad

Well done!

Man thats awesome! I just got a Thompson encore, I have yet to harvest with it.

Brad

Thats weird, have you checked to make sure all your screws in the trigger housing are tight? Thats the best I got, but I promise you'll have an answer in an hour or so. Great group of folks on here.

Brad

Great ground work for sure!

Congrats for sure! Ugh this pic thing here on the forum can be frustrating. Again congrats

Brad

Have you had a chance to get any solid data on those new G5s I've got my eye on the havoc crossbow line, not sure if you saw those. I'm picking up a pack today. Did you get a chance to look at the Ballistic match point head for the dead meat line.

Brad