jh45gun , my old/new in the box Wolverine

[Digger]

Jim, here are two of my Excal Wolverines I thought you might like to see. Top one is a 1991 Wolverine I got from  friend a month ago when he found 2 at a dealer that were never picked up by the buyer.It was still new in thebox. Put mag tip limbs, a dropzone scope and a level on it.
Bottom Wolverine is my orginal 1992 purchase.
Last pic is the end of box with the old address where Wolverines were made.

[jh45gun]

Very Nice Digger. I like the magtips on mine too and of course I have the carved tips for spares if I would ever need them which I doubt. I have that three dot sight on mine but I think next year I will be using a scope I think the magnification would help. Red dots are fine but they are not as precise as a scope is.

[jh45gun]

Digger forgot to ask what is the difference between a dropzone and a varizone scope and do they still make the dropzone?

[Digger]

The dropzone was made for the Wolverine and the Vixen. It was made for cross bows that shot 250-300 fps. they are no longer available. I tried the Excal factory and talked to Bill T and Peter, they don't even have  broken ones any where.They also had a Maxzone scope for xbows shooting 300-350 fps, they are getting rare. Varizones go from 250-350 fps and have the speed ring.
 I also kept my carved limbs as the limbs on the other Wolverine are 15 years old but in good shape.   

[jh45gun]

So since my Wolverine the way I have it set up now with the arrows  I shoot go about 265 I should  be able to use a Varizone. Or is there some other brand of xbow scope available for that range of speed that would be better?

[Digger]

Varizone is the way to go when scoping any Excal, it replaces the drop and max zones and easier to use.