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The perfect bow hunter. Misses a third of the deer he shoots at.
- Thread starter Bear44
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Hold up to a GMC pickup
Truck Tire.
My excalibur gave up the ghost last Night in a tragic (I forgot to put it in the truck before we pulled off) accident.
I'm truly Sad as it was my first and best trade in my opinion on the ODT.
I almost had a funeral for it but decided to disassemble it for parts.
Bent the scope mount but scope Seems fine.
Broke a limb, bent the rail when it pushed the trigger assembly sideways.
It could have been saved if the trigger assembly didn't bend the rail.
Cracked the stock.
A Total loss.
A neighbor stopped us to talk while we were Loading up the truck with our gear in the dark.
After a 20 min conversation we pulled away and I realized my bow was not in the truck after we drove a few miles down the road.
We Went back and discovered what we feared the most.
I laid it down in the grass next to the truck while I was loading my climber and changing boots when the neighbor pulled up.
We had to introduce ourselves as we just had permission to hunt next to his property.
I Totally forgot I never put it back in the truck.
We did hear a "stick" break when we pulled away and never thought anything of it.
I'm pretty Sick over it but got another one lined up on the ODT.
Sorry big Mike.
DAYUM!
Thank you... thank you but all is not Lost.
Gotta replacement lined up.
I've been joking around for
People to buy the exomax that Mak had listed and here this happens.....it's fate.
Gotta replacement lined up.
I've been joking around for
People to buy the exomax that Mak had listed and here this happens.....it's fate.
Correction...the scope
Mount survived fine but the trigger assembly is toast.
I have a good scope
Mount if anyone needs to replace their crappy fixed sights with a scope.
My brand new varizone scope seems to have survived the carnage as well with just a little
Scuff Or two.
Mount survived fine but the trigger assembly is toast.
I have a good scope
Mount if anyone needs to replace their crappy fixed sights with a scope.
My brand new varizone scope seems to have survived the carnage as well with just a little
Scuff Or two.
Should be good for those tough "'round-behind-the-tree" shots that seem to ruin any good bow hunt. Good luck.
I was gonna say I shot it point blank at a muscadine vine and it exploded but I didn't think anyone would believe me.
I'm not an expert, but that doesn't look good. Its gonna be hard to drop 67 percent of the deer you shoot at right in their tracks with that thing. You should use my philosophy. If I break something, I replace it with something better and more expensive as a reminder to take care of my stuff.
