Will my Excalibur Axiom crossbow?
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.
1802712
most crossbows are about the sams size,it will work fine .it is a great case.
1802713
I'm not sure... I have a wicked ridge Warror and it fits like a glove. I would look up the warrior on wicked ridge's web site and compare the measurements to you bow. Of all the soft cases outthere this one is my favorite
219077
I bought mine for Barnett Jackal crossbow i think its jackal but it fits i looked yours up it looks about the same as ours just different brand. If it don't fit you can always return it for something that will fit. :)
1228184
Each crank is crossbow specific. If yo do not see the name of your crossbow on the box,it is best to contact Barnett for the correct model.
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!
1344818
My brother's crossbow is a little over 300fps. It stops the bolt at about 10-12 inches of penetration. You should be fine.
1408847
I'm sure it will the rings are already on the scope as long as the crossbow has a rail it will work and I haven't seen any crossbows without a rail.
282789
That is how mine is. As it shows in the photo. Perhaps you have received a defective crossbow.
1167479
Yes it will, and with MUCH room to spare.This thing is absolutely HUGE.In fact, the size of this case is my only real complaint. It just doesn't fit well enough for me and the crossbow has too much room to slide around within it. I actually place my fleece jacket inside with my Ghost 385, and there's still room to spare.There's really nothing wrong with the case other than it won't be a "fitted" case with most modern crossbows.
1152448
Check Excalibur.com for warranty info. I hunted last season with mine as a first time bow hunter. Put two in the freezer. Get you a target and zero the scope at 20 yards......shot my deer at 30 yards. Arrow went exactly where I aimed and blew right thru both lungs. Both deer ran less than 30 yrds. You will love the Excalibur. Don't settle for any other brand. That's my $.02 worth.
1087847
Can't say for certain because don't have that model crossbow. Recommend you contact Barnett either by their web site or 800 number.
855098
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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I would say yes. I have a Barnette Buck Commander Crossbow with 175 draw. They are accurate and I have had no issues.
62311
I have the Barnett jackal crossbow and it fit great. I think it would fit all crossbow.
400797
I think it fits all Excalibur bows. Very easy to use. I can cock my bow sitting in the tree stand
649092
Yes it will that is the bow I purchased it for the upgrade combined with the wizard makes a great bow that will stand up with any other
2164808
While not familiar with your x-bow, I'm shooting an Excalibur using 20" bolts with flat nocks, so I don't really see why they wouldn't work very nicely.
1131837
Excalibur cross bows do not use nocks. These are threaded at the rear to accommodate LEDs for tracking. It is possible this will fit a knock for you. Without knowing which bow you have I can't make a recommendation to use these. I would stop into you local archery shop and take a bolt in with you. Ask if they have a nock that will thread into the end of these bolts. Also ask if you have to use a knock with your crossbow. Excalibur bows are among the most accurate on the market and do not use them. Definitely buy the arrow puller that threads in if you don't get nocks. That thing is worth it's weight in gold. Excalibur cross bows do not use nocks. These are threaded at the rear to accommodate LEDs for tracking. It is possible this will fit a knock for you. Without knowing which bow you have I can't make a recommendation to use these. I would stop into you local archery shop and take a bolt in with you. Ask if they have a nock that will thread into the end of these bolts. Also ask if you have to use a knock with your crossbow. Excalibur bows are among the most accurate on the market and do not use them. Definitely buy the arrow puller that threads in if you don't get nocks. That thing is worth... » Read More Excalibur cross bows do not use nocks. These are threaded at the rear to accommodate LEDs for tracking. It is possible this will fit a knock for you. Without knowing which bow you have I can't make a recommendation to use these. I would stop into you local archery shop and take a bolt in with you. Ask if they have a nock that will thread into the end of these bolts. Also ask if you have to use a knock with your crossbow. Excalibur bows are among the most accurate on the market and do not use them. Definitely buy the arrow puller that threads in if you don't get nocks. That thing is worth it's weight in gold. « Show Less