Excalibur Crossbow Forum

thanks for the info., bohning now makes arms for feather fletching also. I am set-up to fletch any size/type of arrow...

greetings... I set-up my Bohning tower jig today to start fletching x-bow arrows. :mrgreen: anyone use one of these?? did a dry run just to check vane to nock distance. seemed ok. so, I fletched a few, using 2* right offset, with 3" flex-fletch vanes. the closest I can get is 1 3/8" is tha...

always been a realtree guy, however the latest 2 patterns mossy oak came out with are great... tree stand and infinity.

i have recently been asking for info. on cleaning and re-fletching carbon shafts, and was impressed with all the feed back that I got. my experience is very limited with carbon shafts. since I got an x-bow I started using them. (Easton power bolts) also started using them with one of my vert. bows. ...

I M O the rail only needs to be kept clean. the more residue on the rail only attracts dirt. just wipe down occasionally, and very little amount of silicone, once in awhile... I have to agree with what mr. norman said about the arrow retainer. it is very noisy! using that 3m tape sounds like an exce...

what is mek?? would you find it at hardware stores? thanks

check out u tube, you can find some video on there...

same as 90% alcohol...

oh yeah, it is a exotexmaxenixen 387 got one just like it... except mine is the exotexmaxenixen 356

really... I always thought acetone was not good for carbon shafts. will have to try it... I do use comet after I get most of the "junk" off that does very well. seems that vanes stick better with surface roughened up a little... thanks

greetings... ugh! cleaning quick set glue from carbon shafts. 6 done, 8 more to go. used denatured alcohol to see if it would soften old glue, not much help. a lot of elbow grease is the only thing that seams to work. :? is there anything that can be used to help remove old glue, that will NOT cause...

welcome...

thanks upsman... I like to keep it simple as possible to.i use wraps on my vert bow arrows... however, main purpose here is to help see the arrow without tracers, yeah wraps do make them look good. accuracy is the most important issue here, but they go so fast, cannot see them without tracers... jus...

long ride, be safe...

to research and development department... :P to wrap or not to wrap?? anyone tinker with wraps? other than wear and tear of the wraps, shot after shot. will it effect accuracy or cause any loss of velocity? would arrow weight and foc be effected that much? main reason to do so, is to "try"...