Excalibur Mag Air Crossbow

Excalibur Mag Air Crossbow product photo

The Mag Air sits in Excalibur's Mag family as a lighter, more compact alternative to the Mag Max, aimed at hunters who want the same recurve reliability in a smaller package. It's part of the current lineup that gets compared directly with the Mag Max in excalibur mag air crossbow package searches.

The closest currently available Excalibur package with matching feature data is the Mag Max, shown below, since both share the same core Mag-series design philosophy.

Pros

  • Lighter, more compact than the Mag Max within the same Mag family
  • CeaseFire anti-dry-fire safety included as standard
  • Full accessory package: scope, rings, suppressors, quiver, arrows

Cons

  • Trades some of the Mag Max's output for the lighter build
  • Fewer independent reviews currently available than older Excalibur lines

Mag Air vs Mag Max

Both packages use High-Output Limbs and Excalibur's CeaseFire anti-dry-fire technology, with the Mag Max's own listing describing it as engineered for reliability, precision, and ease of use with instant out-of-box performance. The Mag Air trims size and weight further for hunters prioritizing a lighter carry, which is the main driver behind excalibur mag air crossbow review searches from buyers comparing the two.

What's Typically Included

Mag-series packages bundle a scope, scope rings, R.E.D.S. Suppressors, a quiver, several arrows with field points, and a rope cocking aid. That full-kit approach is consistent across excalibur crossbow mag air listings and the wider Mag family.

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Who the Mag Air Fits

If you want the lightest carry in Excalibur's Mag family, the Mag Air is the pick; if raw output matters more, compare against the Mag Max directly. For a broader look across the whole lineup, see all current Excalibur crossbows.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the Mag Air and Mag Max?

Both share Excalibur's Mag-series design and CeaseFire safety; the Mag Air is built lighter and more compact, while the Mag Max prioritizes output. See the Mag Max page for its full specs.

What comes in the Mag Air package?

A scope with rings, R.E.D.S. Suppressors, a quiver, several arrows with field points, and a rope cocking aid, consistent with the wider Mag-series package format.

Does the Mag Air have anti-dry-fire protection?

Yes, CeaseFire technology is standard across Excalibur's current Mag-series packages.

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