Excalibur Crossbow - Crossbow Cross Examination video

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  • Опубліковано 26 січ 2014
  • We tested five popular compound crossbows against the Excalibur Matrix. With more and more crossbows appearing on the market and with existing crossbow manufacturers introducing new models every year, it's becoming increasingly difficult to make an informed decision. So, we decided to do the work for you. We secured an engineer and crossbow specialist to design and conduct a series of performance test that we call the Crossbow Cross Examination. Watch the results of our testing, they may surprise you!

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  • @WmNatali-md1if

    The crossbow went together quickly and the general fit and finish is a bit above what I expected for the price.

  • @arthurdirindinjr1792

    You guys sold me.

  • @roseco581
    @roseco581 7 років тому +4

    I have the 380 and 405 Matrix for about 2 years. Have taken my share of game with them. They are extremely accurate up to 50-60 yards for me. The bolts are expensive, so zero in at 20 yrs like the instructions say. I like that there is no recoil, and no need for ear protection, compared to my rifles. I've never had a string break yet, but if it does, very easy to restring.

  • @DiegoDee

    After a long time of research and after many sleepless nights with lots of thoughts, I ordered an Excalibur Wolverine today. Also because the offer as a set was cheaper than usual.I admit that I am fascinated by an ultra-fast compound crossbow and the visible mechanics are also a big attraction for me.

  • @wildgeeseod67
    @wildgeeseod67 9 років тому +2

    I'm a recurve archer. I own a compound, but choose recurve every time. I've seen 3 compound archers dry fire their bows in competition. So when I was looking at crossbows it was a natural choice to go with a recurve. This video, along with a couple of others convinced me to get an Excalibur Matrix. Love it!

  • @thomasgriffith2593
    @thomasgriffith2593 7 років тому +4

    I bought the Excalibur micro and shot 3 bolts inside a 1.5inch out of the box at 30yards. wow! can't wait to move it out to 40 & 50 yards to see what it will do.

  • @iHustleLXXXI
    @iHustleLXXXI 4 роки тому +2

    I have a Bulldog 440 that I just bought a few weeks ago and I love it. It’s simple to use and it allows me to change my strings by myself so I don’t have to make a trip to BPS’s for them to order me a string/cables which could take a month or more. With Excalibur and the Charger ext I was able to change the strings no problems. Just make sure you buy an extra string and a stringing tool.

  • @dmcatempaccount4511
    @dmcatempaccount4511 8 років тому +1

    Outstanding customer service & responsiveness to customer inquiries. (From my own experience owning 3 Excalibur bows). You ARE the best in the world boys!!

  • @timothyhudson7999
    @timothyhudson7999 7 років тому +1

    Having never seen this video beforehand, I am SO happy that I picked an Excalibur 355!

  • @allancole9158

    Just purchased my first Crossbow went with the Mag340 Great Bow and to boot made right here in Canada😊

  • @MrTNBassmaster
    @MrTNBassmaster 5 років тому +1

    I have shot Excalibur crossbows all over the world . They are the best and most dependable and the best customer service . I won't hunt with nothing else but an Excalibur.

  • @prukoggy5387
    @prukoggy5387 8 років тому +1

    I'm definitely gettin a Excalibur as soon as I can. I always looked for a compound crossbow with a really high durabillity because I thought they were better... Now I know how wrong I was...

  • @davidwohlfeil2343
    @davidwohlfeil2343 8 років тому +3

    I have owned two high end Xbows and now go with EXcals my other crossbows both failed at under 500 shots a multitude of times. One rebuild didn't make it past 100 shots downrange. As a machine engineer I know that parts very all over the place on most machined products and I attribute this as the major cause of break downs. I did receive over 1000 shots from one compound that I had remachined to my specs holding a +/_ tol. of 0.0005 on all bearing surfaces and holes in other words it was machine perfect. The short of it is I am selling both my compound Xbows and have started buying nothing but EXcals.

  • @jmartin9059
    @jmartin9059 9 років тому +5

    THE NEW EXCALIBUR MATRIX 405 IS ON MY WISH LIST.

  • @tomc.3987
    @tomc.3987 7 років тому +11

    These are true cross bows. No compound bows.

  • @1digitalwatcher
    @1digitalwatcher 10 років тому +1

    Patented TenPoint ACU draw cranking and retracting !!!! simply the BEST people TenPoint has them all beat. Now if the others had something like this cranking device I would of-course look at it but none do as of this post, I take my TenPoint up to the club on the shooting range when I can and shoot it all day, I throw my target out and use the rangefinder at different distances for me the cranking system is the way to go!

  • @nickmiller5479
    @nickmiller5479 3 роки тому

    My Excalibur axe 340 is a stocky little beast I love the micro series but the 270lb pull is a bit beast but manageable. A crossbow I can pass down to kid. Love the lifetime warranty

  • @MONNIEHOLT
    @MONNIEHOLT 5 років тому

    Thank you, now all I got to decide is which one 🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @TheKevinwildman
    @TheKevinwildman 9 років тому

    To some people on here yes they have the ten point and few other top brands, plus ive done the same test with friends I was using the 310 mine last longer than all the crossbows top models even on our hunts my buddies spent 200 + dollars to get them fix, I'm the only one that's eating deer again this year.

  • @patrickhershey3134
    @patrickhershey3134 5 років тому +2

    My two month old Excalibur Micro Suppressor's right limb just blew up. Take a look at the various threads online, and you'll see that Excalibur has some serious issues with the limbs. I bought into their savvy marketing, but found that these aren't as care free as they'd like you to believe. Their warranty department is prompt, but this doesn't make up for the down time and the lack of trust I now have in the product.