Killer instinct,excalibur....killer instinct has their new swat xp coming out this year. 29 inches long,415 fps with 400 gn arrow. Lifetime warranty. Under $1000.00
Cracked limbs
On my higher dollar crossbow the end of the limbs where the axle is started to crack. The bow was on the last year of the warranty and the limbs were replaced at no charge. This crossbow bow is a back up to my vertical for when I have shoulder issues and was shot less than 200 shots.
I really like the xbow and it shoots great but I’m thinking of selling it and buying a brand that maybe has a lifetime warranty.
I don’t shoot much but I seen no reason for the first crack so I’m worried every time I shoot it about a second time which won’t be covered.
Who if any have a lifetime warranty on their limbs?
I really like the xbow and it shoots great but I’m thinking of selling it and buying a brand that maybe has a lifetime warranty.
I don’t shoot much but I seen no reason for the first crack so I’m worried every time I shoot it about a second time which won’t be covered.
Who if any have a lifetime warranty on their limbs?
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I believe Swat has lifetime too....
It is 27" long.Killer instinct,excalibur....killer instinct has their new swat xp coming out this year. 29 inches long,415 fps with 400 gn arrow. Lifetime warranty. Under $1000.00
ThankyouIt is 27" long.
Any Excalibur has lifetime warranty to original owner.
Most Excalibur’s don’t have serial numbers so they won’t know if you are first owner or not. They never ask questions they just send out new limbs. Customer service is the best out there.Any Excalibur has lifetime warranty to original owner.
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I didn't know that. I can remember when people here first started talking about having to register their Excals. I just assumed all Excals after that came with numbers and needed registering.
My matrix bulldog 380 has no numbers I had a guardian anti dry fire problem I just phoned them and the sent me the whole unit. Didn’t even ask about if I was first owner or not. Now some of their bow do have numbers but only a small amount of their models.I didn't know that. I can remember when people here first started talking about having to register their Excals. I just assumed all Excals after that came with numbers and needed registering.
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Cool. Didn't know that. I got the same treatment when my scope broke. Had the new one about the same day I got the old one I was sending back in the mail. Danny Miller treated me right.
Read the fine print clause. Xbow has to be inspected every 3 years at the owners cost.I believe Swat has lifetime too....
Scorpyd limbs are warrantied to the original owner for lifetime.
The first set of Excal limbs I had replaced was for my Excal Vortex and I was not asked if I was original owner. The 2nd set was for an Excal Matrix 300 and I told them I was not the original owner and they replaced them anyway. Best CS in the business IMO.My matrix bulldog 380 has no numbers I had a guardian anti dry fire problem I just phoned them and the sent me the whole unit. Didn’t even ask about if I was first owner or not. Now some of their bow do have numbers but only a small amount of their models.
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Mission also has a lifetime warranty. The sub-1 is a great shooting little bow.
Those 3 year inspections are free! You just need to take it to an authorized dealer for the inspection. It must be inspected every 3 years or the warranty will be void.Read the fine print clause. Xbow has to be inspected every 3 years at the owners cost.
Scorpyd limbs are warrantied to the original owner for lifetime.
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I think Excalibur will be my next crossbow, I’ve heard for years how good they have been to their customers.
I love my matrix 380 and if there has been any problems they have sent me replacement parts very quickly.I think Excalibur will be my next crossbow, I’ve heard for years how good they have been to their customers.
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I've really been thinking about getting myself an Excalibur lately. I would want the most powerful one they have though. No ifs,ands, or buts.
When I was looking at a new crossbow a few years ago that was one of them. I am not hung up on the highest speeds so anything over 330fps works for me.I love my matrix 380 and if there has been any problems they have sent me replacement parts very quickly.
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Doesn’t those Excalibur’s use shorter than 20” arrows?
Mine uses 18” and the micros I believe are 16”When I was looking at a new crossbow a few years ago that was one of them. I am not hung up on the highest speeds so anything over 330fps works for me.
Doesn’t those Excalibur’s use shorter than 20” arrows?
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You can use longer bolts then what is recommended but never go shorter.When I was looking at a new crossbow a few years ago that was one of them. I am not hung up on the highest speeds so anything over 330fps works for me.
Doesn’t those Excalibur’s use shorter than 20” arrows?
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