BIG THUMBS UP!Tom wrote: Excalibur has in the past, shown great service and customer respect in standing behind their product. They do go way beyond their responsibility.
Tom
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BIG THUMBS UP!Tom wrote: Excalibur has in the past, shown great service and customer respect in standing behind their product. They do go way beyond their responsibility.
Tom
Hey Peter I guess no one even caught or saw this-lol- Wake up folksExcalibur Marketing Dude wrote:We have not changed our warranty policy, its still the same lifetime warranty as stated on our website:
Excalibur crossbows have a limited lifetime warranty on manufacturing defects. Warranty will be given at Excalibur's discretion for the lifetime of the original owner.
Peter
you are younger than I am.... if I ran 5 miles they would have to haul me the rest of the way feeding me oxygen!Starvin' Hillbilly wrote:besides if i got something i cant figure out i bet i could run to Vixenmasters house and he'd help me out![]()
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I'm not trying to challenge anything, I'm just making a point. During the acquisition of Excal to Bowtech, many models hadn't been released, they were released under the ownership of Bowtech. Theoretically they could just draw the line there, fortuneately as Peter has mentioned there's no change to the warranty program.racking up points wrote:Where did you hear this? It's not anywhere on this site! But to clarify an earlier post, they may state that they have a limited lifetime warranty but there are no serial #s to verify which bow defective parts may have even come from, so do the math...