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Arkbow
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anyone hunting with an "old excalibur"

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I was wandering if anyone was still hunting/shooting with an old model excal? if so, please post a picture of the bow as i have only seen the last 4or 5 years of excals; thanks and am waiting to see "the oldies but goodies".... :wink:
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OK, I'll start. Not super old, but its a mid-1990's Exocet 165 with carved tip limbs. No matter how hard I try, I just cannot find a reason to replace it! :lol:
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I have a 1996 Vixen. Black with gray camo on the stock and limbs, carved limbs that is. Factory pin sights.
Works great, sorry no pics
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:) 1989 Wolverine purchased when I got out of the Navy :)
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miss vixen & she is my main hunting squeeze!

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ninepointer wrote:.... No matter how hard I try, I just cannot find a reason to replace it! :lol:

Uh, you awake one morning and find you're now right-handed? :)

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Post by wabi »

That's another advantage Excalibur has over a lot of other crossbows. They might go out of style, but they never seem to wear out!
The newer bows being produced are still the same basic design & quality Excalibur has produced for years, they just have a few cosmetic refinements. Some upgrades (like mag-tip limbs) allow the use of more modern strings (fast flight), but they really don't gain much advantage over the old style limbs like you have. I wouldn't feel a bit disadvantaged if I traded my Phoenix for your bow. They will both be accurate and dependable, and they will both take care of about any hunting situation you can find in North America!
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here's a pic of my dad's 93 exocet
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Mine's a 1995 poop brown vixen.
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I will be useing a 92 wolverine on most days this year.
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Not because I have to, because I want to , I promised Cristy a picture of it's first kill for her hunting album she is making of her Dad. :) :) When My Son's come hunting they can use it or my new one, there choice. Added sling studs and a munch mount since this picture.
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