Odd question; don't know crossbows. Can I remove the limbs; store in a case(for this style) and then reassemble them without having to re-sigh it in?
1997314
Yes you can remove the limbs. You can if your very careful.I would always sight it in before a hunt though.
1997315
Yes you can remove the limbs if you're careful and don't bump the scope. My suggestion would be to try it and reassemble and see how accurate it shoots.
1997316
Thank you for inquiring with us. It should be fine to remove the limbs you may have to shoot it a couple to see if the limbs are even. No major sighting involved.Ruben
1997317
According to Excalibur you can. You actually remove the bow and foot stirrup assembly including the string in one piece. Two bolts hold the bow assembly to the rail. Excalibur provides a hex key with the Axiom kit. I have done this twice with no loss in accuracy. I love this bow!
235798
I think there were some intructions with them but they are for the strings that are in the slot of the crossbow, to get them in you'll have to dissasemble the thing, that center bolt that holds the bow onto the rifle needs to come back off, then the slide is more or less fitted to the stings and you have to hold it in place and slide the strings into the slot and reassemble, i made the discovery once i had the thing put together and had to take it apart to put the slide in, im pretty sure its to make it easyer on the string and will probably save replacing the string too soon
273624
You would need to take it apart. Not too hard to do. It would be worth it if you were going to shoot for a day, but not too convenient to do every time.
1853953
Hello, i'm not sure about that,i would access Excalibur's site to find out for sure. If you shoot the wrong arrows you could blow the limbs,you don't want that to happen! Sorry i couldn't be more helpful.
291149
You don't want to leave it cocked if you are storing it. You can possibly injure yourself should it fire while you are retrieving it. I also don't think you want to leave the string under high tension for extended periods of time as there is potential to warp the bow. But main thing is safety.
1802711
Kathryn, I own both an Excalibur and Ten Point Crossbows and the Excaliburs will not fit into this case. hey have much wider limbs then my Tenpoint which I bought this case for. Excaliber does make similar cases for their bows and that's the way to go.This case isn't large enough.
474663
I decock my bow every time i use it. very simple to do.google decocking a crossbow. you must take it off safe with the bolt in it. then just take the bolt out and use your rope to ease the tension . def..google
1415440
I'm not sure. I just reference it with either 80 pound crossbow bolts or arrows.
101072
You absolutely can yes. I work with a man from the great white north and asked him to make sure and he confirmed it. Because there is no restrictions on crossbows like there are firearms you are permitted to do so. Happy hunting you hoser.
192942
If you have standard pre-fabricated holes on the crossbow, then it should fit.
1948328
It would be difficult, but not impossible. The crossbow will have a much shorter draw, and the arrow is 34" long. The other thing is fitting the reel to the crossbow. The bolt which holds the reel needs a threaded hole in the bow to screw into.
1201633
When you ask the question of whether or not I could change the cable I would have to answer that I probably could have changed them but due to the inexperience on my part I did not know what I needed to know to verify that I had done it correctly. The technician made sure that the pulleys were timed correctly. Just stringing the cable is possible as the arm tension can be completely loosened to the point of attaching the cables but I would only do it if I had to. In the filed on a hunt and nowhere else to go, sure. but if I had a pro to call on I would have him do it. He did say there are some details that need to be checked when retightening the bolts holding the arms. At my local Sportsman's Warehouse the archery department took the time to change out the cables for me and tune the bow. It cost me $10 for the tuning and the time in the shop. To me it was worth it.
2117544
It depends on how you store the case, if you put anything heavy over the case, it will probably bend the fletches. keep in mind this is not a solid case, it is heavy fabric, a bit stronger than a backpack. you can always get something to store the arrows if you don't feel comfortable with the them in the case.
1726167
my case fits my wicked ridge crossbow very well.plenty of storage.i dont know if they changed design or not. hope this helps .
1538799
Yes they can all you need is a Smiths BHS broadhead and spanner like i have on order . Or use a vice and file or take it to a knife sharpener or to your local archery supplier :-). I hope i have been use full to you.
510779
Sorry, i have no experience with that particular brand of crossbow. Maybe you could contact the manufacturer directly?
1387379
It can be taken down. I think the bolts will come out fine. It will be time consuming, but definitely doable. Just make sure you don't lose any parts or you'll have to reorder from Lifetime directly. As long as you keep the manual, reassembly should go smoothly.