Buying new Xcalibur...but
02-15-2006, 06:10 AM
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Buying new Xcalibur...but
Hello everyone. Greetings from Pa. I'm going to purchase a new Xcalibur Exocet 200 or the Phoenix with a bunch of add on assy's in the very near future ! I'm going all out. Can you fellas point me in the right direction as where to purchase these items in the US off of the internet....good honest dealers and at good prices ? Some may say to buy locally , but geeeee , I'd be paying about $ 50 To $ 75 more per item plus sales tax.......like $ 250 or more when all said and done. Any info to guide me ?
Thank you.......Bob
Thank you.......Bob
02-15-2006, 03:53 PM
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02-15-2006, 05:37 PM
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Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2006
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RE: Buying new Xcalibur...but
Just a thought. I just purchased a Horton Explorer TR 175 that came with a quiver, red dot scope, and 4 carbon bolts with practice tips from the Sportsman’s Guide store for $270.00 dollars and it is sooooo sweet.
02-16-2006, 07:02 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Buying new Xcalibur...but
Have you looked into TenPoints they have some really good package deals and the best cocking aid on the market.. although you could have an Accudraw system mounted on an Excaliber.. I would buy from a local proshop myself,, then you have someone to go to if you run into any problems.. you buy one online or off ebay you have to pay shipping back to whomever you got it from to have any isshues that come up fixed..
I have a TenPoint ProElite and have had no problems but if I do I can go right back to the proshop I got it from and they will fix it I did have an isshue with my case and they got me another one ,, and give me a couple of extra hats because I had isshues with the case. I would also want to be able to hold and shoot the Xbow I was getting .. the exact one I was getting,, my opinioin get it locally, one time of having to ship it back would pretty much eat up the $ you saved buying it off of ebay or online,, if you do buy it online get it from a reputible dealer..
I have a TenPoint ProElite and have had no problems but if I do I can go right back to the proshop I got it from and they will fix it I did have an isshue with my case and they got me another one ,, and give me a couple of extra hats because I had isshues with the case. I would also want to be able to hold and shoot the Xbow I was getting .. the exact one I was getting,, my opinioin get it locally, one time of having to ship it back would pretty much eat up the $ you saved buying it off of ebay or online,, if you do buy it online get it from a reputible dealer..
02-16-2006, 07:55 PM
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RE: Buying new Xcalibur...but
I've owned 2 hortons, and loved them both. Several of my relatives also have Horntons, and love theirs. I will say, that I looked at a 10 pt 2 years ago, and it was VERY nice. It cost a lot more though. The ONLY thing I'd want to change about my Horton (Hunter Max 175), is the weight (it's a little heavy), and a smoother trigger pull would be cool.
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