Horton legacy or excaliber exocet
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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RE: Horton legacy or excaliber exocet
Just figured I would mention something about bhss. I had to return something yesterday and was unaware that while they do take returns, they only issue store credit. It might say that somewhere in the fine print, but of course you never read that stuff. What I was returning was only $30 worth, but if I had bought a crossbow from them for $500 and couldnt get my money back I would have been extremely upset.They do have great prices though.
#13
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 6,585
RE: Horton legacy or excaliber exocet
Well its a free country and every one has a right to an opinion; so heres mine I have a 10 point and a excal exocet both have been reliable with excellant accuracy,two of my friends have Hortons one has had no problems the other has a brand new one and has had nothing but problems.
There for I would say make a choice between Excaliber and 10 point to avoid problems, the new Hortons seem to have more than their share; they may work it out but when and who knows if they are making any progress? Lee
There for I would say make a choice between Excaliber and 10 point to avoid problems, the new Hortons seem to have more than their share; they may work it out but when and who knows if they are making any progress? Lee
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RE: Horton legacy or excaliber exocet
I'll tell ya ain't no reason fer Horton to have all these bugs in a simple recurve CB! All the R & D they did [&o]not! They have decent compound CB's on their upper models. If'en i were wanting one of them compound CB's and had abit of money. I would get the top Parker model.[][:-][8D]