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<blockquote data-quote="CHRIS WILSON" data-source="post: 5443297" data-attributes="member: 2609"><p>Currently shooting an Excalibur Mag340 and really like it. The ease of maintenance is was a big selling point for me. I can have the string changed out in 5-10 minutes if needed. Speed wise, it's more than adequate. It's shooting a 460 gr arrow/bolt at 302 fps through my chrono. If I dropped arrow weight down to 400 gr, it's shooting in the 325-330 fps range. Excalibur does make a few models shooting 400 fps+ now but you're also going to pay a good bit more for those. Accuracy wise, grouping out to 40 yards is really good especially considering that I'm currently using they're Dead-zone scope that came as part of a package deal. Not the best scope on the market and it will be replaced before next season.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CHRIS WILSON, post: 5443297, member: 2609"] Currently shooting an Excalibur Mag340 and really like it. The ease of maintenance is was a big selling point for me. I can have the string changed out in 5-10 minutes if needed. Speed wise, it's more than adequate. It's shooting a 460 gr arrow/bolt at 302 fps through my chrono. If I dropped arrow weight down to 400 gr, it's shooting in the 325-330 fps range. Excalibur does make a few models shooting 400 fps+ now but you're also going to pay a good bit more for those. Accuracy wise, grouping out to 40 yards is really good especially considering that I'm currently using they're Dead-zone scope that came as part of a package deal. Not the best scope on the market and it will be replaced before next season. [/QUOTE]
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