So can this be used with any kind of take down bow?
306352
You could probably fit a take down in the side pocket, this is a medium sized compound bow case. It would NOT hold an assembled take down.
306353
sorry I am not sure what you mean- I really don' t know bows. We have a couple of long bows and a couple compound boys for my teenagers and everything fits into this case. Plenty of room so I would think it would fit most bows. Sorry I cant be more specific for you.
1643916
I dont know. We bought to use on a girl's bow. The quality is top notch tho
737061
Yes, but any ram mount used on a bow mount will work loose due to vibrations
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.
114622
Probably not. I've seen videos of Excalibur's testing of the Guardian system and it seems to work as designed to prevent accidental dry firing. Posts by Excalibur owners on various online forums seem to support this. However, because dry firing can seriously damage a bow, I'll never attempt to deliberately test the system to try to force it to fail. I'll just take their word on it.
1080321
Yep. There's two components to the rifle carrier. A butt pouch that adjusts in length, which you may just want to skip using with a bow. And four straps/pouches that strap down around the body of the rifle, which would also anchor down your bow. The straps are pretty adjustable.
1186191
Well I have not killed anything , but targets with it as of yet. Although with 150# pull I would say it would bring down any of those.Just make sure you get a cocking device of some sort unless you have really strong arms and shoulders. I set up a really thick target and it just sailed through it. So if you get it be careful this bow is a killer.
1061016
Yes you can using the cocking rope. Go on You tube to and search cocking and decocking crossbow. It's easier than trying to explain with text.
252810
You may want something a bit bigger for a regular bow, it maybe a bit tight. Works fine for a cross bow and rifle.
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!
2120962
No I believe the attatchment string is to short to work and attaching it straight to ur bow string doesnt sound like a good idea anyway. On a compound bow its is attatched to ur cables not ur string.
268233
yes any arrow will work. arrows are rated by pull weight and the less expensive arrows are btw 25 and 30 pounds. this bow has a max pull weight around 20lb.
2102296
Yes, it can take down Moose, Bear, and many other large game. Although you will need to buy different bolts. The 3 bolts that come with the crossbow are "dummies". You can barely take down small game with them.
22636
I could not answer that, however, for the bow I have I find it ineffective and pretty much useless. Had it on opening day in NH and had it off by the time I hit my tree stand and left it there!
762392
I suppose you could, but it would take some sort of a harness or strap. I would think the problem with it would be the arrows protruding out, as they may get in your way when drawing your bow back. I personally would not look at this quiver for mounting on my back. There is most likely better alternatives. (just my opinion on that)
1729134
im not sure. i used it on my compound bow. if the bow has holes for the screws than it should work. most are all universal for every bow. i do recomend a different arrow rest tho. the arrows get caught up on the rest and flick off elsewhere. the sight is nice. you could use a longer stabelizer too.
169869
Never used them on a bow but they do have a very wide mouth so a bow should drop in there no problem.. And they are ratcheting so they lock about every 1/4 inch..