Excalibur Crossbow Forum

That is pretty slick.

Holely Fargo! I'd be pissed as well! Not at anything but my bad luck! I feel fo you! Talking about bad luck. Two years in a row and for a full 2 years, I didn't see a deer. No deer while driving, hunting or anything! Hope your bad luck is over now!!!! Hope your bad luck is over now as well Don. Go ...

I am equally in awe and jealous as hell at the same time.

Congrats on your harvest.

Congratulations T.E. !
Your off to quite a start this season. Good luck with the rest of it.

Alan, thanks for sending a picture to me. This is one of my strings from 2013, but I am not currently able to make one for you, however I contacted another string maker here that I am confident can make you a string that you'll love, and will work. If he cannot make it, we'll ask another maker unti...

Dave
That sounds like an issue with postimage rather than the forum. You may have to sign in on postimage.cc rather than .org at least that’s what I had to do to fix mine a while back.

Hope this helps

Congratulations A moose hunt is definitely on my bucket list.

I used Amsteel just under 1/8" diameter. I did have to enlarge the holes to thread the material through, but it holds up great. The D Loop material might work, but I don't know of anyone using it. X2 .... I purchased mine online from West Marine, very reasonable per foot. I believe it was 7/64...

Way to go Anthony.

Congratulations Tangle Eye.

Congrats Grassy & BBM

My bulldog did that to the nocks when I first got it, I took some very fine Emory cloth and smoothed the leading edge of the ADF arm that had an “edge” to it and the issue was solved.

:eusa-think: It sounds like the arrow is being seated against the ADF. :eusa-doh: Thus, the string is hitting the ADF (with a lot of force) and the ADF is pushing the arrow down range. If the ADF is on a slight angle from the arrow being seated against it, that would explain the flattened area of t...