excalibur exomax for sale
07-21-2007 | 07:34 PM
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Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Chicopee, Massachusetts
RE: excalibur exomax for sale
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HH: thanks for the info. Boy, that double sucks! I'm kinda understanding the 200# limit, although it makes no sense, but where did they come up w/ 450 gr arrows and for what possible reason? Glad I don't have to deal w/ that crap and sorry for those that do! Hmmmm......... My beloved 431 gr GT Lii's [Millers Killers] w/ 125 gr Slicks oughta squeak in there, lol. 456gr I think. Would only cost 5 fps and go another 20 yds past the deer, lol.
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Sometimes you just got to wonder where they come up with some of this stuff. The Beaman Thunderbolts tipped with 125g slick tricks gets me just over the 450g min. I love hunting in Connecticut as it gets me in the woods on September 15th as opposed to my home state of Massachusetts which starts on October 15th. After four back operations I find it much more enjoyable to hunt in the warmer weather.
HH
HH: thanks for the info. Boy, that double sucks! I'm kinda understanding the 200# limit, although it makes no sense, but where did they come up w/ 450 gr arrows and for what possible reason? Glad I don't have to deal w/ that crap and sorry for those that do! Hmmmm......... My beloved 431 gr GT Lii's [Millers Killers] w/ 125 gr Slicks oughta squeak in there, lol. 456gr I think. Would only cost 5 fps and go another 20 yds past the deer, lol.
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Sometimes you just got to wonder where they come up with some of this stuff. The Beaman Thunderbolts tipped with 125g slick tricks gets me just over the 450g min. I love hunting in Connecticut as it gets me in the woods on September 15th as opposed to my home state of Massachusetts which starts on October 15th. After four back operations I find it much more enjoyable to hunt in the warmer weather.
HH
