Excalibur Videos
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Assembly & Accessories
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Introduction
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Excalibur crossbow assembly
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Using the stringing aid
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Flemish string information
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Should you unstring?
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Installing dissipator pads
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The crossbow trigger safety
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Applying string & deck wax
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Scope rail & scope
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Quiver
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Arrows
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Broadheads
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Cocking Aids
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Right Stuff Accessory Pack
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The Hunting Crossbow
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Crossbow overview & history
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Crossbow hunting today
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Compounds vs. Crossbows
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Dynamics of a crossbow
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Procedure & safety
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Target shooting basics
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Tree stands & ground blinds
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Types of sights
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Shot placement
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Applying the basics
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The Hunting Crossbow
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#6
Fork Horn
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 364
Likes: 0
From: Springfield, OH
I love my Horton, but I would love to have one of them Excaliburs as well. I like the convienence of changing the string if it needed changed. The video's are cool. I'm definatly going to mark the strings on my bow after seeing what a 1/4 inch off set can do.
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GP, glad you watched them. These are the researches I'm doing on the Excal, Horton and Ten Point. As far as I can tell, the Excal is the most user friendly of all. Like you mentioned, it's a snap to change the string in the field. No wheels to worry aboutand has a Manuel Safety. Also did you notice using the Flemish Srting and just twisting it will shorten it as it stretches after being used for awhile?
#8
Maybe I mis-understood what you just said but you actually twist all strings on all bows to change things like brace height,( to my knowledge) (and its not like I really know much about bows, LOL
) but then again maybe its because I am soo tired I should go to bed. Good night everyone, I'm cashing in.................
) but then again maybe its because I am soo tired I should go to bed. Good night everyone, I'm cashing in.................
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ORIGINAL: Dnk
Maybe I mis-understood what you just said but you actually twist all strings on all bows to change things like brace height,( to my knowledge) (and its not like I really know much about bows, LOL
) but then again maybe its because I am soo tired I should go to bed. Good night everyone, I'm cashing in.................
Maybe I mis-understood what you just said but you actually twist all strings on all bows to change things like brace height,( to my knowledge) (and its not like I really know much about bows, LOL
) but then again maybe its because I am soo tired I should go to bed. Good night everyone, I'm cashing in.................





Dnk, maybe I mis-understood? What's the dfference between the Flemish String and the Standard String?56k modem | Cable/DSL


