Limited Edition Excaliburs

[okie143]

The Excalibur matrix 350 LE/SE crossbow was a limited edition production run and they only made 1,000 of them per Excalibur customer service. That is why you don't see it on their product page.

My question is:

What happens to the replacement parts, like limbs, risers, etc., on discontinued models?

For instance I have an Axiom SMF, how long in the future can I expect to get replacement limbs, etc., if mine happen to fail?

Should I sell it now and get a current model?

Just wondering and thanks in advance for your advice/experience.

[seabee401]

The Excalibur matrix 350 LE/SE crossbow was a limited edition production run and they only made 1,000 of them per Excalibur customer service. That is why you don't see it on their product page.

My question is:

What happens to the replacement parts, like limbs, risers, etc., on discontinued models?

For instance I have an Axiom SMF, how long in the future can I expect to get replacement limbs, etc., if mine happen to fail?

Should I sell it now and get a current model?

Just wondering and thanks in advance for your advice/experience.

I also own a 350se. I'm pretty sure these models are cut down matrix 400's with 355 limbs. Just a shorter rail. So replacement parts should not be an issue. Someone with more knowledge than I will jump in here to confirm or correct my statement I'm sure. Hope this helps.
Tom

[robertyb]

Actually the Matrix line all takes the same limbs. Draw length is what changes draw weight not the limbs.

[paulaboutform]

All the matrix series utilize the same mainframe (rail) and limbs. The only real difference is the rail length.

Paul

[vixenmaster]

They were not a Special Edition, they were cut down 405 Mega's they sold as 350's instread of losin that much in parts material n production run!