RE: Crossbow on a budget
Your a long time member of this site and know the ins and outs of buying equipment. Saying that is kinda in the lines of buying a Matthews on a budget, sometimes the two just don't mix. By that I mean $200 to $250 is pushing it IMO, less then that is when you dabble in the trouble section IMO. Just be careful and don't go to cheap, and then need to turn around next season and need a up grade. Seems like some of the guys have problems with the lower end Horton's. I do not know if it is a problem with the CB or the fact that alot of these guys also admit to buying the CB at Wal-Mart two weeks before season, rush rush rush with know knowledge or research. Good research is also a sign of good stewardship. I have had Horton's for around fifteen years or so. Never had a problem. A good middle of the line Horton on a budget is not a problem at all IMO. But with all that that I just said, I love my Excal!