Excalibur Micro 380 Crossbow
The Excalibur Micro 380 sits in Excalibur's compact recurve lineup, built for hunters who want a shorter, more maneuverable crossbow without giving up the brand's signature no-cam, no-cable recurve design.
Like every Excalibur recurve, the Micro 380 skips compound cams entirely, which keeps the mechanism simpler and the maintenance lower.
Pros
- Compact recurve platform - easier to carry and maneuver than full-size packages
- No cams or cables to maintain, in line with every Excalibur recurve
- Ready-to-hunt package accessories bundled in
Cons
- Smaller frame means less speed headroom than Excalibur's flagship high-speed models
- Compact recurve crossbows generally require more draw effort per inch than compound designs
Who the Micro 380 is built for
Compact recurve models in the Micro family are aimed at hunters working from tree stands, ground blinds, or tight terrain where a shorter axle-to-axle and overall length make a real difference in handling. If you're comparing the excalibur micro 380 crossbow against larger flagship packages, the trade-off is the same across the Micro series: less bulk to carry, easier maneuvering, and Excalibur's recurve reliability in a smaller footprint.
Recurve design, no cams or cables
Every Excalibur crossbow, including the Micro 380, uses a recurve limb setup rather than a compound cam system. That means no cams to time, no cables to stretch or replace, and a mechanically simpler bow overall. For hunters searching excalibur crossbow micro 380, this design philosophy is the main reason to pick Excalibur over compound-crossbow brands.
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What's typically included in the package
Current Excalibur hunting packages are built around ready-to-hunt kits rather than a bare bow. Expect a scope, scope rings, a cocking aid, a quiver, and a set of field-point arrows bundled together so the crossbow is field-ready out of the box.
CeaseFire anti-dry-fire safety
Current-production Excalibur packages use the CeaseFire anti-dry-fire mechanism, which prevents the trigger from releasing unless an arrow is properly loaded. It's one of the safety features reviewers researching an excalibur micro 380 crossbow review consistently call out as a meaningful upgrade over older designs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Micro 380 a good first crossbow?
Compact recurve packages like this one are a reasonable starting point for hunters who want Excalibur's simpler recurve mechanics without a full-size frame. Check the full lineup of Excalibur reviews before deciding between models.
Does it use cams like a compound crossbow?
No. Excalibur builds recurve crossbows exclusively, so the Micro 380 has no compound cams, cables, or let-off.
What comes in the box?
Current Excalibur packages are sold as complete hunting kits with a scope, mounting hardware, a cocking aid, a quiver, and arrows. Confirm exact contents on the Amazon listing before buying.
Where can I buy accessories for it?
See the accessories hub for arrows, strings, cocking devices, and cases that fit Excalibur recurve crossbows.
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