will the diablo 18" arrow work with the Axiom or the Ibex?
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In order to answer that you must know what is the arrow length requirement for those other crossbows. If they require a longer arrow, you might run into trouble. The minimum arrow length required should be the distance from the point where the arrow is butted against the cocked rope to just over the end of the rifle.
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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.
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I would go on the excalibur website,the diablo 18 inch works great in my crossbow,I have a 355 when ever I want to know something about my bow I go to the website sorry I couldn,t help you,they are great bolts at a good price
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Both of those bows shoot 20" bolts. Therefore they would be too short. I would say they need go past the end of the (rail) in order for your broadheads to work. I strongly agree with Leroy, contact Excalibur. You also can go to their web site under instructional videos (tech tips). Bill tells you they were specifically designed for the Matrix series. I hope this is helpful and good luck, and always hunt safely.
2086221
Not sure. Check the compatability with the drop down arrows befor purchasing
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I use a Vanguard -Espod 203AP. You can use it sitting or standing. I just used it both ways on my archery antelope hunt.
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i dont know for sure. but i do know that you must have / use the C2 cocker if you shoot the Matrix series bows. call excaliber and talk to them. they will be more than happy to answer your questions.
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Hi again Irvin,In checking over Barnett specs you need the 17057 Revolution / Predator Crank Cocking DeviceI have a few left on hand if you are interested and want to message me. Hope this helps some. Have a great weekend!
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I am not familiar with the Phoenix crossbow. First, there must be a hole approximately 1/4" in diameter in the center of the butt of the stock about 1/2" down from the top. The crank has a pin that locks into that hole to lock it in place. If your crossbow does not have that hole I don't believe it will work. Second, I believe I read that it only fits newer Excalibur crossbows so I believe you must take the age of your crossbow into account. The crank does work wonderfully.
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I do not know about that bow, but the bow my grandson has is a Zing Z-Curve Bow Air Hunterz and these arrows work. He Loves his bow and arrow set and I purchased these extra so he could enjoy the fun longer.
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I've used mine with my 3300 husquarvarna and was great. I also used it with my 4250 dewalt and it did great as well. Good buy
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I am not a professional archer and do not know the answer to your question. Would recommend you ask Genesis ll, the maker of the arrow, sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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I purchased the Barnett 400 which had integrated slots and spaces to mount the cocking device. After installed the crank, even though removable was out of the way. Could be used left or right handed. If your crossbow has the integrated slots then it will work. You will need to research it before you buy. If you have it already it will be simple to find out, just by looking at the stock.
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I don't know the specs on that arrow but it should, it works like heat shrink (if you've ever used it before). It starts out with a large diameter and you dip it in nearly boiling water and it shrinks down to size. If for some reason it doesn't fit just return it... Amazon is awesome like that!
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Not a clue. I shoot a Wicked Ridge Raider at 330 and put on a 150 grain field tip. The arrow is .5 inches high at 20 and dead nuts on at 30 and 40 using the stock scope. I am 56 and have shot 20 bucks with a bow. For an aluminum arrow they are a good value and work just fine.
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Any kind! I have an Exclibur Scope on mine but my wife has a three-dot (red) scope on hers for 20, 30, 40 yards. the three-dot sights are much better than a single dot! A single dot scope still requires you to guess where to hold the single dot on your target, whereas a three-dot, sighted in properly, removes the guessing! You can mount any scope you want on the Ibex and I would recommend visiting Excalibur's website! The Ibex is an extremely accurate crossbow and pure quality with very little maintenance or tuning required, unlike compound crossbows!
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Ai Caramba! The other day an archer friend said he didn't like crossbows because it offered no challenge. I believe he said that because he hasn't met you. Crossbows like any other weapon must be approached with a scientific method. Excalibur made the Matrix to be fired with an 18" Diablo Bolt. Like arrows, bolts are built with specific technical data: spline, diameter, length, weight, etc... Once you change one spec, the whole behavior of the bolt during flight changes. If the Vixen crossbow requires a 20" bolt, why go shorter? Have you tried posting this question at Excalibur Q&A; section? Ai Caramba! The other day an archer friend said he didn't like crossbows because it offered no challenge. I believe he said that because he hasn't met you. Crossbows like any other weapon must be approached with a scientific method. Excalibur made the Matrix to be fired with an 18" Diablo Bolt. Like arrows, bolts are built with specific technical data: spline, diameter, length, weight, etc... Once you change one spec, the whole behavior of the bolt during flight changes. If the Vixen crossbow requires a 20" bolt, why go shorter? Have you tried posting this question at Excalibur... » Read More Ai Caramba! The other day an archer friend said he didn't like crossbows because it offered no challenge. I believe he said that because he hasn't met you. Crossbows like any other weapon must be approached with a scientific method. Excalibur made the Matrix to be fired with an 18" Diablo Bolt. Like arrows, bolts are built with specific technical data: spline, diameter, length, weight, etc... Once you change one spec, the whole behavior of the bolt during flight changes. If the Vixen crossbow requires a 20" bolt, why go shorter? Have you tried posting this question at Excalibur Q&A; section? « Show Less
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Yes indeed. These darts work fantastically in the Nite Finder, despite some warnings on Elite dart packaging stating that these don't work in this or the Maverick.
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I haven't used the Avalanche, so I can't be certain. However, I would bet that it does. The prod/limbs on these types of crossbows are very uniform in length with the difference of a few hundredths of an inch thickness to make for the difference in draw weight. My guess: Close enough to work.
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I think so but I'm not sure. The mine's weren't compatible because the MEGA collection has another type of darts (they are bigger than the regular darts).